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Appendix 1 - DA Permit 04-0429 Approval
Noosa Council documents
Environment & Planning Committee Reports 22/10/04 - Ordinary Meeting 4/11/04 5
5 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH COMMENTS
No objections to this proposal.
6 LAND DEVELOPMENT COMMENTS
Vehicle Access
Vehicle access to the development is proposed from the existing driveway off Martin Street
via a 3.5 metre wide driveway that rises from the street at a gentle grade.
The position of the driveway allows good sight distances in both directions and the proposed
driveway grades will not cause vehicles to scrape and/or bottom.
Accordingly the vehicle access is considered acceptable for the number of vehicles expected
to use it.
Carparking
Off Street
The proposed extensions will provide an additional covered carpark for unit 1 in the double
garage. The existing approved visitor carpark will remain unchanged. These are considered
acceptable as all spaces comply with AS2890.1-1993 in terms of size with enough room to
allow vehicles to reverse out - turn around - and then leave the site in a forward direction.
Roadworks Contributions
In accordance with the requirements of Council’s Coastal Major Road Network Infrastructure
Charges Plan and Chapter 5 of the Integrated Planning Act 1997, approval of this
development application will trigger an Infrastructure Charge Notice to be issued for the
amount of $531.00. An advice condition is included.
Frontage Works
The proposal to extend one of the two approved units on the site is not considered to be a
major change and therefore it is not proposed to require frontage upgrading as part of the
approval.
Pathway Contributions
In accordance with Council’s Planning Scheme Policy PSP41 Coastal Major Pathway
Contributions, a contribution is required to be paid and a condition is included.
Stormwater Drainage
Though no proposal has been given to where roof water or surface water drainage is to
discharge, it would appear possible to connect into Council’s existing drainage structures in
Martin Street.
Sewer Mains
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