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ACOVER Castaways Information Request Response PC 10-11-17
Attached to the e-mail RAL17/0501 IR Response email 1 of 4.
REFERENCE IN THE RESPONSE NOTES
INFORMATION REQUEST
BUILDING ENVELOPES
8. The extent of building Refer to section D. below in
envelopes this letter
WATER QUALITY OF BURGESS CREEK AND STABILITY AT STORMWATER OUTLET POINTS
9. Water quality objectives Refer ATTACHMENT 3 –
Response by Dr Trevor
Johnston
10. Preliminary Stormwater Refer ATTACHMENT 3 – Preliminary Stormwater Plans
Strategy Response by Dr Trevor are provided
Johnston
11. Stormwater impact on site Refer ATTACHMENT 3 –
stability Response by Dr Trevor
Johnston
EASEMENT AND COVENANT DOCUMENTS
12. Draft covenant and Refer ATTACHMENT 5 – Draft documents are provided
easement documents Response by Anderssens
Lawyers
SITE ACCESS AND TRAFFIC
13. Safe Intersection Sight Refer ATTACHMENT 6 – Safety impact assessment
Distance requirements Response by TTM
14. HRV and BAL treatment Refer ATTACHMENT 6 – Assessment and engineering
Response by TTM plans
Refer ATTACHMENT 7 –
Response by Sheehy and
Partners
15. Vertical alignment of the Refer ATTACHMENT 6 – Assessment and engineering
proposed access to David Low Response by TTM plans
Way Refer ATTACHMENT 7 –
Response by Sheehy and
Partners
16. Refuse bin pad storage Refer ATTACHMENT 6 – Assessment and engineering
locations Response by TTM plans
Refer ATTACHMENT 7 –
Response by Sheehy and
Partners
D. RESPONSE ON BUILDING ENVELOPES (POINT 8 IN THE INFORMATION REQUEST)
Issue – building envelopes
The building envelopes on each of the lots are very large and not appropriate in this sensitive dunal
area. Vegetation will be removed in these areas increasing the risks of erosion in the Coastal
Protection Area.
Additionally, the building envelopes of Lots 712 & 713 have a site cover of more than 50%. The
Eastern Beaches Locality Code and the Detached House Code specifies 50% for a single storey
dwelling or for a building of 2 or more storeys – 50% for ground floor and 30% for the upper storey/s,
or 40% for all storeys for a building of 2 or more storeys.
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