2017-08-17 Ordinary Meeting Agenda

ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA                                                           17 AUGUST 2017


for-profit entity and the ongoing maintenance, repair and costs involved with timber for these
elements is not a sustainable nor desirable outcome. Importantly, a thin enough timber to fit
within the window sill presents an issue of security for the building in that a timber version of
these products would not sustain a storm event nor undesirable attempts to break and enter the
premises. We provide specification sheets for the aluminium product that is in keeping with the
desired character particularly for Pelican/Doonella Streets and the town centre. It is considered
that the use of an aluminium product coupled with the improved landscaping interface is sufficient
for the character of the area.
It is considered that the intent of this condition is not to create a security issue for the not-for-
profit club, but to ensure the materials are in keeping with the heritage character of the area, as
such the material can be provided to Council prior to its installation to ensure that the Council’s
satisfaction is provided in review of the materials concerned in relation to the character of the
locality. We look to Council’s support for the removal of this condition in light of these findings
and include several examples attached of the quality finish in product. As reference, the louvres
in which we specify are the Louvretec 120mm airfoil fixed louvre system.
The following images were provided in support of this submission:




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