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Development Application part 2 of 2 Covering Letters & Plans - MCU13/0069
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Log in to see the plans as drawnVegetation
Constraint: Dense tree cover impedes visual/physical permeability & limits open
space and Park functionality.
Opportunity: Rationalise current layout of Park to maximise functionality & utilise
shade opportunities yielded by trees.
Safety & Security
Constraint: Earth Mounding to the south-western edge of the Park provides
pockets of secluded spaces and inhibits visibility into the site.
Opportunity: Enhance passive surveillance and activate spaces within the Park by
remoulding mounds and selectively clearing non-native vegetation.
Adjacent Accommodation Impact conditions
The potential adverse impact on the adjacent accommodation complex of outdoor
dining is managed by the existing conditions of approval of outdoor dining, including:
. Permit holders cannot use amplified music, public address systems, extension
phone bells and the like in the approved trading area
. Permit holders cannot use
lighting without Council approval. Where this is used it
must be shielded from direct viewing by the adjoining residential uses to the east.
Permit holders must conduct their activity in a manner that does not cause a
nuisance
. Permit holders must maintain the cleanliness of the approved trading area and
surrounding pedestrian areas and accesses, and ensure that table accessories or
items provided to customers do not produce litter
. Shops 8,9 & 10 have implemented a Q Place Restaurant Neighbourhood Noise
Policy Attachment 10 which includes measuring & recording noise levels after
8.00pm
i. Wedding noise: under the terms of the noise policy, the ceremony may be
conducted in the Park but any reception must be within the confines of the
restaurant and the approved outdoor dining area. Monitoring of the noise will
be in accordance with the Q Place Restaurant Neighbourhood Noise Policy.
ii. An application for use of the park for wedding purposes must be approved by
Councils Community Land Permits Department, at a cost of $127.00. This
money could also be used for refurbishment and maintenance of the Sound
Park.
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Daily removal of furniture
Development Intended
The Concept Plan sets out the future intended development of the Park and of the
outdoor dining areas.
The implementation of the concept plan will encompass a staged construction
program over future years, utilising funds obtained from the outdoor dining permits
and any other available funding. The rate and extent of implementation is subject to
the amount of funding available each year.
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