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4.3.1 Independent Dwelling Units
An additional 56 independent dwelling units are proposed to augment the existing 164 approved
under development permit 132007.2398.02.
Typical independent dwelling units are single storey, hebel walls with a Colourbond roof and may
include the following design elements:
Storeys Single
No. Bedrooms Either 2 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms and a study
Bathrooms 1 to 2 bathrooms
Minimum Site Area 230m2
Minimum Setbacks - Public road 6m
- Property boundary 3m
- Rear and side “lot” boundary 1.5m
- Garages may be built to zero “lot” lines
Maximum Site Coverage 65%
External Materials Hebel walls and Colourbond roofing
The total 220 dwelling units are shown on Plan No. CO-000-2014 – Sheet 01/02 Revision H, Titled
Overall Site Plan, Prepared by Palm Lake Resort, dated 13/11/15 at Appendix B.
4.3.2 Workshop and Golf Room
The Workshop is generally in the same location and now includes a ‘golf room’. The golf room
simulates golf for practicing purposes. Moreover, the golf room promotes an active lifestyle and
provides for moderate physical activity as well as health and social benefits for the residents.
The workshop is a space where residents have the appropriate space to undertake personal and
community project work. The building has been co-located to compliment social and recreational
activities.
Please refer to floor plan and elevations at Appendix B demonstrating the Workshop and Golf Room.
4.3.3 Clubhouse
The proposed clubhouse has a total GFA 2,100 m2. That is the area of the building measured to the
external face of the external walls not including open areas under the main roof such as the main
deck and the craft deck. It also does not include the area under the porte-cochere.
Area Area m²
Pool 247
Gym 63
Multi-Purpose Hall 132
Main Hall 672
Bowling Alley 174
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