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Proposal Report Proposed Material Change of Use of Premises for an Entertainment and dining business Type 1 Food & Beverages and Type 2 Recreation, amusement & fitness (extensions and alterations to a Surf Club) over land at 4 The Esplanade, Sunshine Beach and described as lot 126 on CP845336 and Lot 5 on SP269274 Applicant: Sunshine Beach Surf Life Saving Club The assessment of carparking can therefore consider this a credit for the whole building against the new works proposed. Carparking has therefore been assessed as follows: Floor Level Existing Proposal Car parking Required Lower Floor 797.7m2 • Additional 111.2m2 proposed. Area • No car parking - Area excluded from use area includes bin area, plant and and carparking requirements. equipment room, basement storage and lift and stairs. Ground Floor 910.35m2 • 45.5 spaces - credit - existing use area • 323.7.2m2 - foyer, toilets, kitchen, • No car parking - Areas excluded from use area bar, storage areas, lift, stairway and Type 1 - kitchen and storage areas. and plant. • 695.2m2 - internal and external • 34.7 spaces @ 1 space:20m2 . dining • Balance area of 215m2 (910.35m2 - 695.2m2) credit = 10.8 spaces Upper Floor 143m2 • 7.2 spaces – credit - existing use area • 10.8 spaces – credit – existing use ground floor Total credit 18 spaces • 148.3 m2 - foyer, toilets, kitchen, • No car parking - Areas excluded from use area storage, lift, stairs and plant. and Type 1 - kitchen and storage areas. • 66.45m2 – office –surf club related • Type 2 – 1 space:20m2 = 3.3 spaces • 281.3m2 - function and training • Type 1 – 1 space:20m2 = 14 spaces room No additional carparking required to be provided As detailed above no additional carparking is required to be provided due to the existing floor area credits for the existing uses on site and the increased in service and amenities on the site which do not attract additional carparking. 7.2.2.4 Landscaping Code The existing boundaries of the site limit the area available for landscaping, however it is noted that the development does not propose to remove existing vegetation rather will upgrade existing footpath treatments to the front of the site. At present there the pedestrian foot path does not extend from Ed Webb Park around to the beach access with pedestrian forced to walk across the carparking and turning area. Refer figure 5 below. The applicants intend to provide a improved pedestrian link to this beach access in combination with feature screening and landscaping. Figure 5 – existing front of site martoo consulting - Town Planning + Urban Designers + Development Managers 25
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