07/1413 - Representations Received [As Published] · 132007.1413

                 MURRAY & ASSOCIATES                                                  (QLD.) PTY. LTD.

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           View looking from the internal driveway toward the existing residence on site

   Accordingly, on these grounds, we recommend Council delete Condition 15.

   16    A Road/Footpath Permit shall be completed and submitted for the construction
         of the access driveway in accordance with Council's Local Law No. 8. If
         approval is given the driveway shall be constructed in accordance with
         Council's standard drawings, which will be provided at time of approval.

   With respect to Condition 16 of the permit, we refer to the representations made
   above in relation to Condition 15. Considering the justification provided for the
   retention of the existing access into the property on the grounds of quality and
   aesthetics, a Road/Footpath Permit is not required. Accordingly, we recommend
   Council delete Condition 16.

   18     Roof runoff from the proposed new cabins shall be directed to a rainwater
          storage system with a minimum storage capacity of 60,000.

   With respect to Condition 18 of the permit, we advise that there is a 40,000Lt storage
   tank connected to the existing residence excluding the 3 on-site dams.              The
   Applicant advises that there is millions of Litres of water available from the 3 on-site
   dams present on the property which has an effective pumping system providing good
   water pressure should the need arise during a bushfire event. Each cabin will have
   access to water for fire fighting purposes should the need arise. The photos
   displayed below demonstrate the capacity of the 3 on-site dams and pumping
   system.