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v. Site cover – The proposed dwelling has a site cover of less than 1%.
vi. Access configuration and Parking – The current access arrangements are not proposed to change
as part of the construction of the dwelling. A double garage is proposed for the purposes of
parking.
vii. Refuse collection – The current refuse collection service afforded to the site is not proposed to
change due to this application.
viii. Infrastructure servicing – The proposed dwelling will be serviced via an effluent disposal. The site
will also have stormwater management in place as per the geotechnical advice. The dwelling will
also be connected to a water and an electricity supply.
3.3 Supporting Technical Reports
In support of this development application, the following specialist reports listed in Table 5 below have
been commissioned and accompany this planning assessment report:
Table 5: Supporting documentation
Report title Prepared by Date Reference
Geotechnical Report Engineering and Building 4 March 2022 Attachment 3
Investigation Services
Site Investigation and Engineering and Building 4 March 2022 Attachment 4
Footing/Slab Design Report Investigation Services
Site Assessment and Soil Test for Engineering and Building 7 February 2022 Attachment 5
onsite disposal Investigation Services
Bushfire Attack Level Assessment Caloundra Building Approvals 22 January 2022 Attachment 6
Report
A summary of the supporting technical reports commissioned to support the proposed MCU (dwelling
house) development is provided below.
i. Summary of Geotechnical and Engineering Matters – The proposed development consists of a
single level dwelling on a concrete slab with elevated timber framed decks to the southeast side.
The development will require earthworks for access construction, cut/fill earthworks for building
site preparations, excavations of footings/foundations and installation of services. Earthworks will
also be required for site drainage works. The assessment considered the required works, slope
stability, drainage and effluent disposal required to establish the dwelling house on the site. The
assessment found that the works required will not adversely impact the site stability, adjoining
sites or the viability of the proposed dwelling. Please refer to engineering assessments and reports
included at Attachment 3, 4 and 5 for further details.
ii. Summary of Bushfire Matters – A bushfire attack level assessment report has been undertaken
over the site to assess the risk for the proposed dwelling – refer to Attachment 6. The BAL
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