Synergy Property Partners- Noosaville- Town Planning Report_REVA

TfA Project Group Pty Ltd                                          Synergy Property Partners- Noosaville- Town Planning Report


The proposal is therefore considered to adequately address all relevant aspects of this code.




         5.4.11. Waste Management Code


The proposed development has been able to demonstrate compliance against all relevant acceptable outcomes of the
Waste Management Code. The key findings of this assessment have been summarised below:


        The proposed development including construction and operational works will comply with PSP1131 as required.
        A waste storage area will be provided for all waste materials in their specific waste streams during construction,
         operational and demolition works as applicable.
        The refuse storage area will be located at the eastern boundary adjacent to the petrol building. It will be suitably

         screened from the street with barriers and is appropriately set back from adjoining uses, the refuelling forecourt

         area and areas of high pedestrian activity.

        Waste collection and fuel delivery vehicles can conveniently access the site, stand wholly within the service bay

         area whilst undertaking their operations and then exit the site in a forward gear.


The proposal is therefore considered to adequately address all relevant aspects of this code.


         5.4.12. Water Sensitive Design Code


The proposed development has been able to demonstrate compliance against all relevant acceptable outcomes of the
Water Sensitive Design Code. The key findings of this assessment have been summarised below:


        The development complies with water quality standards for Water Sensitive Urban Design and all other

         Australian Standards where applicable to the site.


The proposal is therefore considered to adequately address all relevant aspects of this code.


         5.4.13. Water Supply and Sewerage Reticulation Code


The proposed development has been able to demonstrate compliance against all relevant acceptable outcomes of the
Water Supply and Sewerage Reticulation Code. The key findings of this assessment have been summarised below:


        The proposal is considered to comply with best practice techniques as recommended in the PSP6 –
         Engineering Design Standards — Water and Sewerage.
        Construction drawings will be designed in accordance with the PSP6 – Engineering Design Standards — Water
         and Sewerage where applicable.


The proposal is therefore considered to adequately address all relevant aspects of this code.




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