ECM_21876434_v1_Information Request MCU22 0039 (1)

Issue: Stormwater Quantity
Information required:
6.     Either provide on-site detention demonstrating that stormwater flows from the site will not
       increase for the range of durations and event probabilities relevant to the downstream
       drainage network, or otherwise include an assessment of changes to site runoff as part
       of the Flood Impact Assessment demonstrating that such changes will not cause afflux to
       downstream properties.


Issue: Access
The submitted report provides general comments regarding the works that should be
undertaken to construct a suitable access to the site and suitable access routes within the site.
In order to fully the assess the application Council requires additional detail on the extent and
type of works required.
Information Required
7.     Provide preliminary engineering designs for necessary improvements to the formation
       within Carpenter’s Lane between the subject site and the existing roundabout on Mary
       River Road. The designs must be prepared by a Registered Professional Engineer of
       Queensland and include but not be limited to:
       a.   dimensions, levels and grades of the proposed road formation and any necessary
            drainage improvements/installations
       b.   the extent of earthworks including filling
       c.   the depth/velocity of the flood waters over the road in the various rain events together
            with sufficient detail to demonstrate that the road will be safe for the intended use
       d.   clearing of vegetation in Carpenters Lane
       e.   pedestrian/ cycleways to Mary River Road
8.     Provide a typical cross section for the internal access road.
9.     Provide plans and details of the proposed location of the pedestrian bridge and pathway
       to Jarrah Street.


Issue: Location
PO1 and AO1.3 of the Special Residential Code details that relocatable home parks are to
have a sealed footpath/pathways to a public transport stop.
Information required:
10. Provide plans that demonstrate pedestrian pathways to the nearest public transport stop.


Issue: Infrastructure
The subject site is not directly connected to all of the urban infrastructure that would be
required to service the proposed development. It is noted that:
       i. the existing sewer main is located in the Jarrah Street road reserve and it will cross at
          least 2 other properties before reaching the subject site. The levels of the main and the
          topography may impact on the viability of the proposed connection,
      ii. the existing water main and power supply may not have the capacity to cater for the
          development, and
     iii. the existing telecommunications network is unknown




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