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Council Report MCU22 0094 · MCU22/0094
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approval. Further, the applicant proposes no comparable replacement landscaping elsewhere,
with no vegetation retained on the remainder of the lot, with the lot having been previously cleared.
3.3.3 Major Centre Zone Code
The table of assessment for the Maor Centre Zone details that a childcare use is an inconsistent
use with the Business Park Precinct. The proposed use is clearly not consistent with the Code’s
outcomes specific to the Business Park Precinct which seek that the land facilitates commercial
office space for businesses and a range of professional services including health and wellbeing,
education, research and technology and knowledge-based industries to the exclusion of other
uses, with the exception of a limited number of other uses such as a small ancillary food and drink
outlet.
The table below provides an assessment of the proposal against the built form requirements for
the major centre zone which identifies that the proposal complies apart from car parking which will
be discussed further in section 3.3.5 of the report:
Criteria Planning Scheme Proposal Complies
Building height
• storeys 2 storeys 1 storey
• metres 10 metres 5.2m
Plot ratio 0.8:1 0.25:1
Boundary setbacks
• Ground Floor 4 metres 10.539m
• Second Storey 8 metres N/A
• Other Boundaries 3 metres where adjoins 5m
land zoned Environmental
Management and
Conservation;
otherwise 0 metres 500mm
• Childcare Centres 3m where adjoins a N/A
residential zone or activity
Length of wall 15 metres 15m
Landscaped open space
• Minimum Area 15% of site with min 21.8%
dimension of 2 metres
• Average width to 4 metres >4 metres however bio X
frontage retention basin located in
setback – discussed below
Carparking 35 spaces including 14 31 spaces X
tandem spaces (14 in tandem)
Bicycle Spaces 10 bicycle spaces 10 bicycles
5 lockers End of Trip facilities
1 shower cubicle with
ancillary change room
There are a number of building design, streetscape and landscape outcomes sought to achieve a
high-quality streetscape, and ensure proposals reflect and enhance the streetscape character of
the local area. The applicant seeks to address these outcomes by including some entry arbours
and seating around the edge of the bioretention basin,
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