Letter for other change.pdf

 “Adamson Town Planning, specialising in providing higher order town planning
 advice”




While the proposal plans for the extension to the clubhouse were provided with the original
application material, this aspect has never formed part of the application, but was included to
be open and transparent about the proposed integrated development.

The application material states that the proposed 105m² floor area extension to the existing
clubhouse would be obtained by undertaking a change to the current development approval
17380DA, which provides for a material change of use for a Country Club including Golf
Clubhouse, Health Club and Tennis Centre. It was originally intended to change the current
development approval once the approval for the “Boutique Hotel” was obtained; however, it
has now been decided to include this component as part of the current application.

During the assessment of the application, the application was changed in response to the
information requests made and in response to some of issues raised in the submissions.
Consequently, the application is now for a development permit for a material change of use
for the following:

    •   Resort complex comprising 106 units; and
    •   Ancillary Bar and Food and drink outlet; and
    •   Outdoor sport and recreation (4 x tennis courts); and
    •   Club - minor extension to existing clubhouse.

Attached is an amended Form 1 – Application Details to include the Club use and to reflect
the current development proposal.

The proposed uses for the proposed “Boutique Hotel” (Resort complex) includes the ancillary
café and bar necessarily associated with the hotel, to be used primarily by guests staying at
the resort as has always been the case. Further, the development will be integrated with the
existing onsite facilities including the clubhouse (and golf course), restaurant, day spa and
gymnasium. There is no change to any other aspect of the development application already
made.

The change being made to the application facilitates the expansion of the existing clubhouse
facilities to cater for the increased demand generated by the proposed hotel development.
This necessitates the expansion of the existing kitchen, food storage and preparation and
waste areas as shown in Attachment 1. This change results in a new use being included with
the application and is defined as a Club (discussed below).

Development Assessment Rules

Pursuant to section 25.1 of the Development Assessment Rules (DAR) the applicant gives notice
of a change before the application has been decided. It is noted that under section 25.1(a) the
assessment manager is required to give a copy of the notice to each referral agency for the
original application. The change does not trigger a referral to additional referral agencies.


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“Adamson Town Planning, specialising in providing higher order town planning ?

, Adamson
advice

Town Planning

While the proposal plans for the extension to the clubhouse were provided with the original
application material, this aspect has never formed part of the application, but was included to
be open and transparent about the proposed integrated development.

The application material states that the proposed 105m? floor area extension to the existing
clubhouse would be obtained by undertaking a change to the current development approval
17380DA, which provides for a material change of use for a Country Club including Golf
Clubhouse, Health Club and Tennis Centre. It was originally intended to change the current
development approval once the approval for the "Boutique Hotel” was obtained; however, it
has now been decided to include this component as part of the current application.

During the assessment of the application, the application was changed in response to the
information requests made and in response to some of issues raised in the submissions.
Consequently, the application is now for a development permit for a material change of use
for the following:

e Resort complex comprising 106 units; and

e Ancillary Bar and Food and drink outlet; and

e Outdoor sport and recreation (4 x tennis courts); and
e Club - minor extension to existing clubhouse.

Attached is an amended Form 1 — Application Details to include the Club use and to reflect
the current development proposal.

The proposed uses for the proposed “Boutique Hotel” (Resort complex) includes the ancillary
café and bar necessarily associated with the hotel, to be used primarily by guests staying at
the resort as has always been the case. Further, the development will be integrated with the
existing onsite facilities including the clubhouse (and golf course), restaurant, day spa and
gymnasium. There is no change to any other aspect of the development application already
made.

The change being made to the application facilitates the expansion of the existing clubhouse
facilities to cater for the increased demand generated by the proposed hotel development.
This necessitates the expansion of the existing kitchen, food storage and preparation and
waste areas as shown in Attachment 1. This change results in a new use being included with
the application and is defined as a Club (discussed below).

Development Assessment Rules

Pursuant to section 25.1 of the Development Assessment Rules (DAR) the applicant gives notice
of a change before the application has been decided. It is noted that under section 25.1(a) the
assessment manager is required to give a copy of the notice to each referral agency for the
original application. The change does not trigger a referral to additional referral agencies.

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