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Response To Amended Plans
Attached to the e-mail Response to amended plans - John Cochrane - MCU21/0110.
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the current actual or proposed
patterns of usage.
Evacuation during a significant 1. The application does not address
bushfire event the exacerbation of risk in an
evacuation due to bushfire posed
by the development.
The proposed bar and dining 1. the whole issue of function use and
facilities will be used by the public intensification of use has not been
and for functions causing adverse dealt with satisfactorily anywhere
impacts in the application. The proposal
has a facility capable of
accommodating 500 guests in a
function mode - this is not dealt
with in any way. The developer is
at liberty to sell the facility to any
operator or to alter their business
model at any time to conduct
functions on site
2. the whole justification for the use
of the open space recreation use for
tourist accommodation is that it
supports the existing use - so
existing users get to use the
facilities they already use. This is
not a justification for ignoring a
properly made zoning overlay.
A lack of integration with the 1. the facility can be independently
existing facilities on the site owned and operated - it can be
slod, its business model altered at
any time - this is a meaningless
statement. The proposal has been
designed as a full service, free-
standing hotel complete with bar,
restaurant and function facilities.
2. the building is not integrated into
the site and its bulk and scale are
so gross that the notion of any
continuity of design language is
laughable. The only true statement
here is a nod to the Frank Lloyd
Wright adage " a doctor can bury
his mistakes; an architect can only
advise his clients to plant trees".
The allowable site cover being 1. I dispute the application and
exceeded for the site numeric derivation of the site cover
calculations. These would need to
JC-NSH-amended plans– Issue A 4 22 June-22
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