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2016-10-11 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 8 - Delegations of Authority
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 OCTOBER 2016
Issues Comments
The liquor licence was issued for the site without Agreed. Hours of operation will be between 7am
notification or consultation of neighbours. The – 7pm as outlined in conditions of approval.
request to extend trading hours (from 7pm to 8pm on
Friday and Saturday) should be rejected, because it
will cause further nuisance.
The site does not have development approval for the The existing development approval for the café
service of alcohol. use is sufficient to obtain a Liquor Licence and
further development approval is not required.
Further impacts likely from loud music, etc. from the Conditions are recommended prohibiting
café. amplified music, and the like, audible beyond the
property boundary.
Spill light from security lighting currently impacts on A condition is recommended to address this
neighbours’ amenity. issue.
Patrons can see into neighbouring properties. The conditioned 3m high acoustic fence will
assist with this issue.
Interchangability of uses across the site would allow The full interchangability of uses originally
for any retail business to operate within the central proposed across the site was not supported by
square area which creates increased customer traffic staff and has been replaced by the proposed mix
and impacts alcohol. of uses shown on the submitted table of uses.
The amended proposal is considered to provide
an appropriate use framework and is supported,
subject to some additional recommended
conditions.
The proposed yoga operator upstairs will likely A condition is recommended prohibiting classes
generate 15-20 people. The business will not “fit” between 10am – 3pm to avoid peak retail and
with other uses on the site and parking demand will dining hours on the site.
impact on other businesses in the centre.
Overflow parking would require customers and staff Conditions are recommended to limit the overall
to park in surrounding streets and create safety intensity and parking demand of the development
concerns. to try and ensure parking demand is met on site.
This position is supported by the consulting traffic
engineers involved in the
application/assessment.
Support
Petition of support grounds state: Noted.
The development:
- Ratifies the existing lifestyle & garden centre
uses on the site
- Provides a unique Lifestyle and Garden Centre
for the area that is not provided elsewhere in the
Shire
- Reflects current industry norms for garden
centres
- Is compatible with the surrounding area as it is
low scale and well designed with extensive
landscaping
- Includes state of the art water harvesting,
provision for soalr power generation and storage
and extensive use of LED lighting to ensure the
development has minimal impact on the
environment
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