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2.2.4     WATERWAYS, WETLANDS, FLOODING AND ACID SULFATE SOILS

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2.2.5     SITE CONTAMINATION

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2.2.6     HERITAGE

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2.3       ACCESS AND MOBILITY
2.3.1     VEHICULAR ACCESS

The site has frontage to both Duke Street and Douglas Lane at the rear. The site currently does not
include any vehicular access or onsite parking. An informal onsite parking space is located at the rear of
the site and is accessed via Douglas Lane (refer to Figure 8 below).


2.3.2     PEDESTRIAN, CYCLE AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT

The site is serviced by 4.8m footpath, which is currently improved with 2.7m wide weather protection
awning across the site’s frontage. The Duke St frontage provides access for persons with limited
mobility. The site is accessible by bicycle and includes nearby bicycle parking, as part of the existing
street furniture. Public transport facilities are also available with a bus stop being available next to Ed
Webb Park, which is situated approximately 60m east of the subject site.

                                         Figure 8: Existing Crossover




                                       (Source: www.google.maps.com)




PLANNING REPORT – Revision A               May 2023                                             P a g e | 14
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