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Reference Document MCU23-0145 - Vehicle Access and Car Parking Requirement
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c. demonstrate how service vehicles will access all proposed VW/arehouses and manoeuvre the site. Swept paths demonstrate the ability of an SRV to access the proposed loading bays of Warehouses 1-8 and circulate the site. d. all parking facilities must be designed in accordance with AS2890; and All parking facilities accord with the minimum dimension as stipulated within AS2890.1 and a swept path assessment has been undertaken which demonstrates suitable accessibility to critical spaces. e. provide additional detail to demonstrate that pedestrian foot-traffic and vehicles will be provided with a safe environment on the access driveways/ramps. The proposed accessway is a shared accessway between the vehicle and pedestrians. All accessways are designed in excess of the minimum dimensions for two-way accessways with at least 6.0 metres in width which is sufficient to cater for shared use by both vehicle traffic and pedestrians. 7. Provide a minimum of 35 freely accessible car parking spaces, and 10 bicycles spaces. Item - Car Parking demand In accordance with Table 9.4.1.4 the development incurs the assumed demand of 10 bicycle spaces. Information Required 8. Provide revised plan identifying an area for parking of bicycles. The revised plans show a total of 31 tenancies inclusive of warehouses, micro warehouses and trade hubs. A total of 32 car parking spaces have been provided, meeting the statutory requirement of 32 car parking spaces. A total of 18 bicycle parking spaces have also been provided. Waste Management Item - Waste Removal Council’s waste department does not support the removal of waste by a private contractor such as Bin Boss to be a means of waste disposal. It is expected that developments will use Council’s contractor for waste removal. For a development of this size the servicing of waste bins on the street is not feasible therefore on site servicing is required through a proper bin storage compound. The use of bulk bins is recommended. These can be collected from defined waste storage locations on site. Internal waste storage is not recommended. It is worth noting warehouses generally produce a high litreage of cardboard and general recycling bins would not be sufficient for this bulk bins <1100L allow access to our cardboard service. Information Required 12. Swept paths shown are to the specifications of a SRV vehicle and not to council collection vehicle specification. Proper swept paths must be provided to allow the collection vehicle to either drive through or have safe turnaround as per the vehicle specifications in the Noosa Plan. If 240/360L bins are required it will be to Side Lift Collection Specs. If 1100L bins are required it will be to Rear Lift Vehicle Specs (Smallest Truck). If 1.5m3 or greater are required it will be to Front Lift Specs (Largest Truck). 20755T-LETO2-F01 P6 newoo'o!es
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