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UPDATED DA - Attachment 9A - Engineering Technical Memo
In addition to the highlighted vehicle classes in Table 1 above, an additional nominated vehicle has been utilised to
represent the typical waste management vehicle dimensions referenced in Table 2 and Figure 3, typically utilised in
industrial waste collection activities.
Table 2: Nominated waste collection vehicle
Design
Overall Clearance
Vehicle class Design width Wheel base turning Swept circles
length height
radius
Nominated 10.0 2.50 5.77 10.20 - 4.50
Figure 3: Example Isuzu FY Series truck
On-Site Carparking
On site carparking has been designed in accordance with Australian Standards AS 2890.1:2004 and AS/NZS
2890.2:2018. To facilitate the preliminary design, all car parking has been classified as User Class 3A identified in Table
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Through the detailed design phase of the proposed development, carparking facilities, user classes and dimensions
are to be reviewed in conjunction with the architectural designs and specific site uses. User Class 4 (parking for people
with disabilities) will be located in accordance with the final architectural layouts and locations of need.
Table 3: Classification of off-street car parking facilities (extract: AS 2890.1:2004 – Table 1.1)
User
Required door opening Required aisle width Examples of uses
Class
Minimum for single manoeuvre Employee and commuter parking
1 Front door, first stop
entry and exit (generally, all-day parking)
Three-point turn entry and exit
Residential, domestic and employee
1A Front door, first stop into 90° parking spaces only,
parking
otherwise as for User Class 1
Long-term city and town centre
Minimum for single manoeuvre parking, sports facilities, entertainment
2 Full opening, all doors
entry and exit centres, hotels, motels, airport visitors
(generally medium-term parking)
Short-term city and town centre
Minimum for single manoeuvre
3 Full opening, all doors parking, parking stations, hospital and
entry and exit
medical centres
Additional allowance above
Short term, high turnover parking at
3A Full opening, all doors minimum single manoeuvre
shopping centres
width to facilitate entry and exit
Size requirements are
4 Parking for people with disabilities
specified in AS/NZS 2890.6
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