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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                   10 AUGUST 2021




                                         Figure 6: Elevations


2.1. Site description
62 Rene Street
Existing buildings generally comprising sheds and unenclosed car ports have been developed
across the lot. The site has been mostly sealed and an existing drainage easement is located in the
south-western corner.
The land naturally slopes from north to south, down from Rene Street.
64 - 66 Rene Street
The lot has in recent times been redeveloped for storage units. Existing buildings onsite include two
multi-level self-storage facilities. Two crossovers have been developed off Rene Street which
provides access and circulation throughout the site. The use is currently operational.
A drainage easement is located in the south-eastern corner of the site and the land naturally slopes
from north to south.


2.2. Surrounding Land Uses
Adjoining land uses include a civil and electrical contractor (Hendrie Brothers) to the west and a
concrete batching plant to the east. A Council owned access lane is located in between 62 and 64-
66 Rene Street which provides access from Rene Street to a reserve to the rear. The lane is intended
to provide access to the reserve to undertake maintenance.
Lots in the immediate area are zoned Medium Impact industry and Low Impact Industry along with
low density residential within the neighbourhood of Lake Entrance Boulevard to the west of the
industrial precinct as demonstrated within Figure 7 below.




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