The shadow diagrams shall indicate:

 

• Location of proposed development.

• The location of adjoining buildings and property boundaries, including the location of any windows, skylights, yard areas and clothes drying areas, drying areas, where windows are impacted by the proposal the identification of the use of the room, including shadows cast by fences and adjoining structures; excluding shadows cast by trees and other vegetation;

• They must distinguish the extent of shadows cast by existing and proposed buildings, including buildings on adjoining land and areas of private open space to those buildings where relevant.

• Must show the positioning and levels of windows and openings on neighbouring buildings' walls as per the survey plan.

• If shadows will fall upon any wall of a neighbouring property, elevation or vertical shadow diagrams are required.

• Existing and proposed shadows cast upon the site, adjoining land and buildings on adjoining land.

• The entire area that is /will be cast in shadow must be identified as such (not just the outline of the shadow cast).

• Position and relationship to adjoining buildings and land (showing street number and street address).

• The total area (in square metres) of neighbouring (POS) private open space; including calculations of the percentage that shadows cover on existing plans and proposed drawings.

• A legend that clearly explains the symbols, colour etc used on the plans ie existing structures to remain.

• Must be drawn to true north at scale: 1:100