Response to information request (rec. 4.9.25) MCU25-0060 · MCU25/0060

 4. Provide revised plans with a reduced rooftop terrace footprint, demonstrating
    compliance against the Performance Outcome.

The top-level balcony is directly accessible from the main bedroom on the same floor and
is not considered a separate ‘rooftop terrace’. Regardless, the applicant provides further
diagrams, demonstrating there is no overlooking of the neighbouring private areas.




 5. Provide a site specific geotechnical investigation and report that is prepared
    by a suitably qualified Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland and
    includes but is not limited to:
             a. An assessment of the current site conditions
             b. Recommendations for the construction of the residence
             c. Recommendations for measures to protect the stability of the
                 adjoining properties
             d. Recommendations for the collection and disposal of stormwater
                 on site both during construction and the operational phase of the
                 development.

Tectonic have undertaken a detailed geotechnical engineering report, with the findings of
the assessment concluding there would be a Low Risk of slope instability, with appropriate
recommendations included to prevent nuisance to adjoining properties.



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