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06/0823 - Applicant's Response to Information Request including Attachments [As Published] · 132006.823
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49.5 A grease arrestor trap is required for the Central Facilities Building. There is adequate room to provide a 2000 litre facility between this building and Little Hastings Street. Access to maintain the grease arrestor trap would be provided directly from Little Hastings Street. Plan 05B320 SKO1 included in Attachment 18 provide additional details. 49.6 Suitable access approval/documentation shall be put in place to allow access on private roads by Council's Waste vehicles. A condition may be recommended accordingly. The compactus shall be connected to the sewer via a pre-treatment device. A condition may be recommended accordingly. Food 50. Please provide details of maximum number of diners on-site and areas provided for kitchen food preparation and storage to determine compliance with the Food Safety Standards. 50. The amended plans enable a maximum restaurant capacity of approximately 150 diners. Further details relating to seating capacity, food preparation and food storage areas will be made as part of any future licensing application, and will comply with the relevant Food Safety Standards. A condition may be recommended accordingly. Environmental Services 51. Section 4 of Volume Il denotes interference with vegetation within the Environmental 51, Protection overlay (see 01 and 02 of biodiversity codes). The applicant's response indicates the proposal will be limited generally to areas committed to development in the CAS. Please supply a site plan that shows the flora to be retained and the flora to be removed. All flora specified shall detail genus and species names. Further, please clearly define “limited generally”. The small area of overlap between the area of the site mapped by Council as Environmental Protection, but within the development site includes little native vegetation. It is noted that the edge of the hillside forest has a band of re-growth vegetation (dominated by Cheese Tree (Glochidion ferdinandi)) corresponding approximately with the edge of the Overlay mapping. As identified in Item 9 of this Response some of this regrowth vegetation will be removed for construction of vehicle turning bays for ‘Quondong Lane’ and ‘Sheoak Lane’ and the gabion wall extension. A table of tree species and sizes to be removed in included in Attachment 9. The term fimited generally indicates that some vegetation will require removal within the development area and some individual trees will be retained. Further, as detailed in Item 9 of this request, some limb and root pruning of Quandong species will be required as a result of previously approved stormwater works. Page 25
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