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SUPERSEDED - Change to an Existing Approval (Construction Staging Plan) [As Published] · 132003.221132.7
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2003/221132
Fees Payable
13. The developer shall pay Council all reasonable costs for the assessment of the management
plans and also the costs associated with ensuring the development complies with the
requirements of this approval. These costs shall be limited to a maximum of $25,000 including
the cost of external consultants should they be required.
The further approvals required to allow development to occur shall be subject to the fees
contained in Council’s Fees and Charges Schedule.
Public Open Space Management Plan
14. The development shall be undertaken in accordance with the Public Open Space
Management Plan prepared by Rob Friend & Associates Pty Ltd and dated December 2004
and as may be amended by these conditions. An amended Public Open Space Management
Plan incorporating the required amendments shall be lodged for approval prior to issue of a
Development Permit for Operational Works.
15. The Public Open Space Precinct shall be named Lake Doonella Conservation Reserve.
16. A ‘Compliance Checklist’ shall be included in its entirety in the Public Open Space
Management Plan, as follows:-
Boundary Fence And Access Points
16.1. Construction of the fence along the common boundary of the Public Open Space and
the residential development as shown on Map 8. The fence is to be designed to deter
the public and adjacent residents from entering the Public Open Space, other than
through the approved access points. The fence is to be fauna-friendly. Approximately
3,000 m long.
16.2. Construction of 4 vehicle-access gates with locks, and the construction of 6 pedestrian-
only access points/gates at the locations shown on Map 8.
Maintenance Track/Fire Trail And Access Points
16.3. Construction of the maintenance access track/firebreak adjacent to Lots 1 – 17 and 24
as shown on Map 7.
16.4. Construction of 2 vehicle-access gates with locks at the locations shown on Map 7.
These gates are to be designed and located to deter all public access.
Pedestrian Pathways And Sewer Mains
16.5. Construction of the sewer mains and all connections located within the Public Open
Space area. To comply with Eraland Drawing No. 01691-130B.
16.6. Construction of the pedestrian pathway shown on Map 6. To be a 2.0 m wide concrete
path, with 0.5 m wide gravel shoulders, and approximate length of 2,300 m.
16.7. Construction of the minor pathway to lake viewing area shown on Map 6. To be a 1.0 m
wide gravel track, approximately 80 m long.
16.8. Construction of the minor pathway shown as P1 on Map 6. To be a 2.0 m wide
concrete track with no gravel shoulders, approximately 50 m long.
16.9. Rehabilitation of all sections of the sewer main alignment, which are not included in the
pedestrian pathway.
16.10. Rehabilitation of all areas of bushland disturbed by the construction of the pedestrian
pathways, the sewer main and connections to the sewer main.
16.11.No weeds in rehabilitated areas.
16.12.All planted stock in rehabilitated areas is healthy and robust.
Lake Viewing Area
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