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Cover Letter - Response to Information Request
unreasonable impacts from the distillery and the proposed smoke house will not introduce
or additional impacts, being separated by the distillery land use.
7. The proposed use is a food and drink outlet that is commensurate with what is expected to
occur within a local centre zoning. Reasonable and relevant conditions can be imposed to
ensure that it will not cause unreasonable amenity impacts including that:-
a) The approved use must not operate outside the hours of:
i. 6am to 10pm Sunday to Thursday and public holidays
ii. 6am to 12:00 midnight Friday and Saturday; and
b) Any live music must be contained within an enclosed acoustically treated
environment.
Such conditions would be typical of those imposed on food and drink outlet uses that
involve outdoor dining areas.
Issue – Landscaping
Details of landscaping and plant species have not been provided.
The Local Plan and Zone Code refer to soft landscaping and landscaping treatments being
incorporated into the design of new developments to complement natural species occurring in
the area and to reduce the visual impact of hard infrastructure/impervious areas.
Information Required
8. Provide a Landscaping Plan with species native to the area and identified in the PSP3
Landscaping Policy. This may include, but not limited to:
8.1 The use of shrubs and garden beds between public spaces, walkways and the
proposed area of development
8.2 To shade outdoor areas of seating.
8.3 Use of plants to conceal service and loading areas.
8.4 Screening along the perimeter of the development.
Response
Please refer to the attached landscaping plan prepared by Walk Studio, which illustrates there are
sufficient areas for landscaping available. Further details about the plant species, locations and
densities can be included with any application for operational works.
Issue – Stormwater Management
Please refer to the attached Cover Letter Response and Stormwater Management Plan prepared by
Recor addressing item 9.
Issue – Vehicle access/carpark
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