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4325IR Response

Attached to the e-mail Response to the Information Request - MCU17/0028 REC17/0012 & OPW17/0120.

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h) Tewantin Road has a fully constructed carriage way in existence. The laneway
carriage way fronting the development has a width of 4.6 to 3.0m which is wider than
the remainder of the laneway width of 3 m. however this widening has caused the
table drain on the northwest side to encroach on private property.

The laneway width of 3 m for the rest of the lane has not been requested to be
widened in other development applications and we believe the width is the maximum
achievable. Therefore our design achieves the outcome.

i) Unitywater have been consulted regarding the sewer and advise that since the
development complies with Queensland Development Code MPI.4 the existing sewer
can remain.

No water mains require relocation, no electricity poles or cables require relocating.
Telstra has responded that relocation of their cables is not required. Therefore this
outcome has been achieved.

j) Stormwater drainage works now designed to drain directly into the existing gully pit
in the lane frontage. This is the highest standard outcome in accordance with
Council's Standards.

k) As the development is a community title scheme, the installation of electrical cables
and conduits will be addressed at the building approvals stage.

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As per items above the roads and drainage have been designed to achieve the best outcome
possible in the laneway and in Tewantin Road.

Issue 3: Schedule 1 — Minimum Boundary Setbacks of the Noosa Plan specifies a 6 metre rear
setback requirement. The development proposes 2.0 metre setbacks for both the
existing and new dwelling. It is noted that the planning report details that a 14 metre
rear setback is proposed.

Information required:

7. Demonstrate how the proposed reduced setbacks comply with Specific Outcome
O8 of the Cooroy and Lake Macdonald Locality Code.

Response 7: Setbacks: Refer to separate response in relation to setbacks.

If you require any additional information or clarification please do not hesitate to contact us.

Yours faithfully,
Callaghan & Toth

A D Toth BE Environmental RPEQ (Env) (civil) MIEAust CPEng NPER CPESC

Director
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