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4325Planning Report
Attached to the e-mail IDAS Forms, consent & report- Email 1 of 2 MCU17/0028 OPW17/0120 REC17/0012.
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The ingress and egress of the proposed driveways is in a forward direction and the driveways will be constructed in accordance with the Standards and clear of existing services. 7.7 Specific Outcomes and Solutions for the Earthworks Code The slope, aspect and conditions of the site provide that earthworks will be confined to footing construction, location of services, driveways and landscaping. The implementation of the normal Conditions of approval will alleviate any possible impacts of the earthworks. 7.8 Specific Outcomes and Solutions for the Erosion and Sediment Control Code The 10% slope of the site towards the rear boundary, the relatively minimal earthworks and the absence of adjacent waterways provide for no unexpected issues with respect to erosion and sediment. The implementation of the normal Conditions of approval will alleviate any possible impacts of the site works. 7.9 Specific Outcomes and Solutions for the Existing Services Code All necessary services are currently connected to the property; and the proposal does not require the re-location of any services. 7.10 Specific Outcomes and Solutions for the Transport, Roads and Drainage Code Both Tewantin Road and Olivine Lane are good quality bitumen roads; with a pathway and kerb & channelling in place along the Tewantin Road frontage. The stormwater from the site and the houses is able to drain to the existing stormwater system in Olivine Lane. 7.11 Specific Outcomes and Solutions for the Waste Management Code i is proposed that the bin areas are located within the common property between the jouses. The development is expected to generate the normal amount of waste for a residential property.
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