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2019-12-10 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 DECEMBER 2019
Figure 4: Southern elevation
It is noted the area does not provide for green waste bins, however the applicant has provided
the following statement:
As part of the Administration fund (which is a statutory requirement) the maintenance of the
gardens and landscaped areas will be undertaken by a contractor who will take the green
waste to the dump. This is significant as the upper two levels don’t have any private
landscaped open space at ground level that would necessitate the need for a green bin.
The waste storage area is an imperviously paved area, correctly sized for all refuse and recycling
containers and suitably screened from public places and neighbouring properties, therefore
complying with the condition of the original Development Permit. The proposed waste storage
area is considered a relatively minor addition, and does not impact the built form of the building.
Diesel Pump in South Western Corner of the Site
A diesel pump is proposed in the south western corner of the subject site (refer to Figure 5). The
application material states:
The approved plans have been assessed by MRP Hydraulic and Fire Services Consultants who
have advised that a diesel pump is required for the development. The consultant advised;
The pump is required to ensure satisfactory D-T-S fire hydrant flows and pressures are achieved
in accordance with the BCA and AS2419 and located at the rear because it was considered less
favourable from a building design perspective at the front of the development.
These diesel fire pump will be run and tested weekly in accordance with AS1851.
Standpipes at the front of the development will be limited to the standard Unity water standpipes.
All other fire fighting standpipes will be contained within the H-patter Booster Cabinet.
Figure 5: Proposed Diesel Pump
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