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               • Stormwater Drainage;
           The attached Engineering Assessment recommends that the current outlet discharging in
           Ed Webb Park be maintained. Roofwater pits and pipe proposed along the rear
           boundary of the proposed new allotments could discharge into the existing outlet.

           Overlays
           It is acknowledged that the site is affected by the following Council overlays;

               • Bushfire Hazard Overlay;
           The majority of the site is included within the medium Bushfire Hazard overlay. As
           detailed within the attached Bushfire Assessment undertaken by The Consultancy
           Bureau, ground truthing in accordance within State Planning Policy 01/03 reveals that
           there is a very low risk of bushfire risk.

               • Landslide Hazard Area Overlay;
           The entire site is situated within the Landslide Hazard Area overlay. In support of the
           proposed development a Slope Stability Assessment has been prepared by SCG
C          Consulting Engineers. Based on an assessment of the proposed development against
           the Guidelines for Landslip Management Framework as provided by the Australian
           Geomechanics Society in their journal of March 2007, the subject site is considered to a
           low risk of landslip. The Slope Stability Assessment contains additional construction
                                                 ability at subsequent deve!GpMeRt GtG1996.

               • Coastal Protection Area Overlay;
           The site is located within the Coastal Protection Area Overlay. An assessment has been
           undertaken against Table 13.17 of the Natural Hazards and Natural Resources
           Overlays Code. The proposal achieves a high level of compliance with the Acceptable
           Solutions. Furthermore in support of the proposed development a Vegetation
           Assessment prepared by Bio Track Pty Ltd has been included within Appendix F.

               • Acid Sulfate Soil Overlay;
           The entire site is included within the Acid Sulfate Soil Overlay, however the criteria for
           Code Assessment do not apply and consequently the A.S.S Overlay is exempt from
           assessment.
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               • Environmental Areas Overlay;
           The site is located within the Environmental Protection Area of the Environmental Areas
           Overlay. The proposal achieves a high level of compliance with the relevant Acceptable
           Solutions of the Biodiversity Overlay Code and where compliance with the Acceptable
           Solution cannot be met the proposal complies with the relevant Performance Criteria.
           Furthermore in support of the proposed development a Vegetation Assessment
           prepared by Bio Track Pty Ltd has been included within Appendix F.




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