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Minor Change Report
Removes a component that is integral to the Whilst Shop, Hotel and Bar uses have been
operation of the development. removed within the undefined use definition,
these uses are not considered integral to the
operation of the development. This change also
responds in part to Council and submitter
concerns. The proposal retains the key attributes
of the existing development application in seeking
to deliver an integrated mixed-use precinct for a
range of uses, with a focus on retail showroom.
The core of Building 1, comprising tenancies T05
to T10, are now specifically focused on Low
Impact Industry uses. As noted in Issue 1, sub-
item 2 of the Information Request response,
Council may still consider it necessary to include
a specific condition to limit the use to a range of
supported low impact industry uses.
Where flexibility in uses is sought, this is clearly
delineated, being tenancies T03 and T04.
Significantly, this flexibility has always been
proposed through the development application.
The car parking and servicing arrangements to
support the development have been reviewed by
Cambray Consulting (See Attachment B) and
confirmed to be adequate (see impacts below).
Significantly impacts on traffic flow and the The proposed changes maintain the proposed
transport network, such as increasing traffic to access / egress and internal circulation
the site. arrangements.
When compared to the traffic volumes previously
assessed as part of the Revised Traffic Report,
the adopted uses are expected to generate
considerably fewer vehicle trips than those
adopted for the previous SIDRA assessments.
The proposed car parking provisions continue to
be appropriate to cater for a combination of land
uses due to the varying parking demands for the
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