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Sunshine Butterflies PLANNING REPORT v.1.4
Attached to the e-mail Development Application - Sunshine Butterflies - 1 of 2 MCU16/0090.
Natural Acid Sulfate Soils; Acid Sulfate Soils:
Hazards Works do not disturb Acid Any work on the tennis courts within
Overlay Sulfate Soils or are managed the mapped area will minimize
Code to avoid the release of acid or earthworks to avoid acid sulphate
associated metal disturbance, and will involve less than
contaminents. 100cu.m of cut material, and less than
Bushfire Hazard Area: 500cu.m of fill material.
The proposed use does not
compromise the safety of Bushfire:
people or property from The new building work extension for
bushfire. the administration building and
therapy room located within the
mapped area will involve an
additional 100sq.m of gfa (greater
than 20sq.m), however will:
- contain minimum occupants
during normal daytime use;
- be the only buildings as part
of the use provided within
this area;
- have a setback of approx.
12m from the cleared road
reserve;
- have adequate evacuation
areas available on site outside
the risk area.
- Adequate emergency vehicle
is available on site.
- Adequate dam water is
available on site from 3 dams.
Most new building work and activity
is on the northern part of the site
outside the risk area
5.2.5 Applicable Planning Scheme Policies
- PSP 24 - Effluent Disposal: The on-site effluent system shall comply with this policy.
- PSP 8 - Tennis Courts: Any formal tennis court constructed on site will comply with
this policy.
6.0 CONCLUSION
The Sunshine Butterflies provide a valuable and needed service to the community and the
development of the facility on the subject site will clearly benefit the community by
supporting and improving the lives of individuals with a disability and their families.
It is considered an over-riding need exists for the development in the public interest; and the
social, economic and environmental benefits in developing the site for this community use
justify approving the proposed development. The application has considerable merit and
sufficient planning grounds exist to approve the application despite the conflict with the
Planning Scheme.
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