08/1787 - Response to Information Request [As Published] · 132008.1787

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28. Demonstrate that the Bicycle parking spaces comply with AUSTROADS Guide to Traffic
Engineering Practice, Part 14 — Bicycles, Section 10 and provide details of the proposed
security category level to be provided.

Response: The correspondence prepared by Cardno Eppell Olsen attached in Appendix B demonstrates
that the Bicycle parking spaces comply with AUSTROADS Guide to Traffic Engineering Practice, Part 14 —

Bicycles, Section 10 and provides details of the proposed security category level to be provided.

Building

29.4 report addressing Probable Solutions $1.1 to $1.6 of the Building Removal, Relocation

& Demolition Code.

Response: A table demonstrating compliance with Probable Solutions $1.1 to $1.6 of the Building
Removal, Relocation & Demolition Code is below.

14,106 Re-use of buildings or materials‘:

 
 

     

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O1 Opportunities for re-use of
buildings are maximised

$1.1 Buildings are relocated to another
site and adapted to meet the needs of
users.

OR

$1.2 At least 10% of building materials
are reused or recycled (measured in
cubic metres)

N/A

- Buildings will not be relocated.

Can comply

It is envisaged that approximately 80%
of all materials will be recycled. These
would include Concrete, Masonry,
Vegetation and Metals.

 

O02 The development ensures waste
during any construction and demolition
works is minimised and construction and
demolition materials are reused and
recycled where possible

$2.4 A Waste Management Plan
prepared in accordance with Schedule 9
Demolition & Construction Waste
Management specifies—

a) estimated volumes of waste to be
generated;

b) estimated volumes of recyclables;

C) initiatives to minimise waste by waste
reduction, reuse or recycling;

d) plans showing the location and
details of the waste storage areas; and
€) a description of the type of
containers proposed to store the waste.

Can Comply

A Waste Management Plan will be
Prepared in accordance with Schedule 9
Demolition & Construction Waste
Management and can be imposed as a
condition of approval.

Preliminary details include:
a) Estimated volumes of waste are

Concrete 12900t
Masonry 4000t
Vegetation 30t
Asbestos 30m3
cad 300m3

b) Approximately 80% of all concrete,
vegetation, masonry and all metals
generated from demolition works will be
recycled.

¢) 80% recycling

d) Some waste materials may be
stockpiled on site as part of the
demolition process, but in general no
waste storage is intended on site.

e) Trucks will be utilised to remove
waste from site.

 

 

14,107 Safety.and protection of infra:

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03 Demolition, removal, relocation or
associated works does not result in—
a) ‘live’ or ‘active’ infrastructure that
may present a risk to people using the
site or surrounding areas; or

 

$3.1 Infrastructure including,
reticulated water, sewerage,
stormwater, and electricity are
protected from damage and made safe
to the standard required by the

 

b) damage to infrastructure or other

regulatory authority;

 

Can Comply
All infrastructure will be protected from
damage and made safe to the standard
required by Council.