16014 - Change to Development Approval

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This also resolves an existing storm water drainage problem on site, with storm water currently
sheet flowing on to the residential properties to the south east.




Figure 1 – New Site Plan

The proposed storm water detention basin is on the lowest part of the site directly adjoining
the existing storm water drainage easement in the adjoining properties to the south east. The
detention basin is located adjacent to the boundary but will contain some planting to maintain
water quality, generally in accordance with the Storm Water Management Plan prepared by
aquaintel, and submitted with the application material.

It is suggested that the proposed detention basin provides sufficient separation from the
adjoining residential properties and will also act as a buffer to any development proposed on
105 in the future. Further, it is intended to retain 2m of landscaping adjoining the carpark area
and extending further to the south beside the open swale drain to the edge of the proposed
detention basin as shown in Figure 2 (Attachment 3).

Minor Change
Pursuant to the definition of a ‘minor change’ under Schedule 2 of the Planning Act 2016, a
‘minor change’ to a development approval means:
    (i)    would not result in substantially different development; and
    (ii)   if a development application for the development, including the change, were made
           when the change application is made would not cause –
           A. the inclusion of prohibited development in the application; or




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16004 – Changed Approval August 2018