Site Plan · OPW20/0184

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Proposed crossover location.
To be constructed in
accordance with RS-049 &
RS-050. N32 reinforced
concrete, heavy broom finish




            4m                                                  31m
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    0.5m


             2m
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           14m
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                   25m

                                                                               Proposed shed not part
                                                                               of this application
                      13m




                       Trees in Solitaire Street road reserve         Trees to Remain
                       can be replaced in the road reserve
                       in a minimum pot size of 45L of                Trees to be removed as discussed with
                       similar or same species as required.           council during prelim site visit

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ALLOWABLE NUMBER AND WIDTH OF RESIDENTIAL DRIVEWAYS
LEGEND
Me oF | “aT KERS af PROPERTY SPECIAL CONDITIONS APPLICABLE (ORIVEWAY PROHIBITED LOCATIONS)
TYPE DESCRIPTION CROSSINGS INVERT W2 BOUNDARY (All driveways subject to relevant council ; ;
(wi) (W3) approval.) NKL nominal kerb line
- (face of kerb)
w 1 Single garage 1 4.0m 3.0m 3.0m TP o—e Tangent point on NKL
3 2 Double garage or more 1 4.0m 3.0m 5.0m Prohibited locations shown in a
7 heavy line, based on AS 2890.1
wW 3 | Double garage or more 2 4.0m 3.0m 5.0m 1. min 40.0m frontage; . . hoe .
2 2, min 12.0m between two crossings. x The points marked ‘xX’ are either
a at the median on a divided road,
4 carpart on property 1 5.0m 4.0m 6.0m Subject to carport/garage approval or ot the intersection of the main
jouneay prolongation of the side road NKL
> 5 | Duplex with frontage 1 5.0m 4.0m 6.0m line on an undivided road.
2 20.0m or less
a 6 | Duplex with frontage 2 5.0m 4.0m 5.0m min 7.0m between crossings.
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General 4000 verge

Existing/future concrete path

  
 
   
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stormwater kerb inlet

    

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Dowelled expansion joint 8
Kerb 3 1.0m clear of
Kerb and channel taper ie to RS-065 2 local area traffic
ingle garage alignment g management
Yl Property boundary 2 devices
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eTtr drawing number RS-050 Median Centreline of main road
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VJ NKL NKL
500 max vertical ~
transition length |
3 6.0m 6.0m
Sawcut fo allow clean removal 1500 \
of back of kerb and channel. Existing path to be saw cut and removed
prior to crossing construction. COLLECTOR ACCESS
Existing/future concrete path
reter note 23 on RS-050.
SETOUT REQUIREMENTS DRIVEWAY PROHIBITED LOCATIONS
These drawings have been developed in consultation between the participating Councils.
BEFORE USE, the user shall confirm that the drawing has been adopted by the appropriate Council.
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HEIGHT ABOVE INVERT] R 2 8 3
- OF CHANNEL (mrn) | ° _ a oN 3
Control joint DISTANCE FROM INVERT | o en >
OF CHANNEL (m) | © T ° $1500 , 1500 _, nl 1500
él I | Roll over Garage/ lob
1500min Slope may vary | —_—E
Road surface y fefer note 13, 500, _refer note 12 a
4 Path zone
z 1 in 40 tin 20
3 . 1500
4 Roll under | Garage/
Carport_slab

Sand blinding layer 50 max

~Galvanised/stainless
steel dowels 400 long
R16 @ 450 centres

BREAKOUT TYPE
SECTION A

Refer drawing
RS-049

 

Saw cut all kerbs to
allow clean removal of
back of kerb and
channel

NOTE:

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All appropriate permits must be obtained from relevant council, specifying crossing type,
construction materials, location, levels, surface finishes and dimensions, prior to any excavation.
Akernative materials for construction, other than reinforced concrete, refer to relevant council
for approval.

Crossing to be constructed square to the street alignment, wholly contained within the site
frontage fromm invert of channel to property boundary.

One access to be constructed per allotment unless otherwise approved by relevant Council.

To reduce impact on available street parking, consideration is to be given to visitor's and
neighbouring property's parking needs when selecting a crossing location.

Crossing to be located clear of existing gully pits. where this cannot be achieved, the gully pit
and pipework may be relocated at the property owner's expense, subject to approval of the
relevant council.

Crossing to be located clear of all service authority's fittings, manholes and pits. Subject to
relevant Council approval, where this cannot be achieved, existing service pits are to be
contained within the area of new driveway, pit surface to match approved driveway finished
levels,

Kerb adaptors and associated roofwater drainage to be located clear of vehicular crossings.
Council will not relocate traffic islands or provide breaks in traffic islands to allow driveway
access.

. For water sensitive urban design verges, the vehicular crossing is subject to relevant council

design and approval.

. “Driveways must achieve a high point of 250mm above invert of kerb to ensure stormwater is

contained within the road reserve as per requirement of Q.U.D.M. (Queensland Urban Drainage
manual). This constraint may be varied upon the approval of the relevant Council.

. Under special circumstances Council may approve a rising grade of 1:6 max or falling grade

of 1:20 min Longitudinal grades along property boundary must allow for free drainage and
pedestrian safety.

  

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Control joint
(If required)

TYPICAL PROFILE DRIVEWAY ACCESS
SECTION B

Refer drawing
RS-049

Path zone width may vary to match existing concrete pathways and verge profiles.

Path earthworks adjoining concrete must be well compacted.

Earthworks cut and fill batters from edge of driveway or path to natural surface to be
maximum grade at 1 in 10 and fully turfed prior to council inspection.

Existing path to be longitudinally transitioned to new driveway at a maximum grade of 1 in 10.
Plain concrete surfaces to be heavy broom finished.

Decorative surfaces are subject to relevant council approval, where approved, to have a Smm
max depth variation in the finished surface profile. All finished surfaces of driveways are to
cornply with the requirements of AS/NZS 3661.1 slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces.
Exposed aggregate finish subject to relevant council approval due to environmental reasons.
Expansion joints to be 10mm thick full depth closed cell cross linked polyethylene foam (85 —
150 kg/m), or 8.5mm thick bitumen impregnated compressed granulated corkboard, installation
to manufacturers’ instructions. Seal surface of joint with a suitable polyurethane sealant.
Concrete surface tolerance to be, *8™™over 3 metre sections.

Concrete to be minimum grade N32 in accordance with AS 1379 and AS 3600.

Concrete construction to comply with the requirements of AS 3600, concrete code.
Reinforcement fabric to AS 1504, 50 top and edge cover, lap fabric 250.

Control joints are to be sealed with a low modulus self priming sedlant to the manufacturers
specification. refer RS—O65.

Forrnwork and reinforcement shall be in place and inspected and approved by the relevant
council prior to placement of concrete.

Maintenance of the crossings are the responsibility of the property owner.

Drawing to be read in conjunction with RS-049.

Cross fall of existing pavement adjacent to the driveway to be checked. If cross fall exceeds
3%, relevant Council will decide if driveway needs to be re-designed to ensure satisfactory
clearance for vehicles.

All dimensions are in millimetres unless shown otherwise.

These drawings have been developed in consultation between the participating Councils.
BEFORE USE, the user shall confirm that the drawing has been adopted by the appropriate Council.

 

 

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