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From the archive 202300 documents.zip, inside Non-Standard Crossover application - 498 Cooroy Mountain Road Cooroy Mountain. File date in the archive: 2023-02-21 11:43.
What are my responsibilities? What if I can’t comply with the
standard requirements?
The property owner/s is wholly responsible for
(including costs of): Crossovers that cannot be constructed in
accordance with council’s standard conditions
1. the construction of the crossover; and will need to have an Operational Works
approval.
2. the maintenance of the crossover.
Operational Works approvals may be subject to
Any modification to the kerb and channel is obtaining approvals under the planning
considered to be part of the construction of the scheme.
crossover and therefore is the responsibility of
the property owner/s. How do I apply for an Operational
Council takes no responsibility for any public Works approval?
liability injury or property damage caused by
Complete DA Form 1 – Development
you carrying out work in the road reserve
Application Details and forward to Council.
(footpath).
What are the acceptable standards What if there is a tree, infrastructure
for a crossover? or utility service in the way?
If there are vegetation, infrastructure or utility
To be classed as a standard crossover it must be
services in the proposed crossover area, you
constructed in accordance with the appropriate
will be required to obtain an Operational Works
standard drawing – RS-049 and RS-050
approval. You should plan the location of your
(residential) and RS-056 (rural) and/or Addendum
crossover according to the required setbacks
RS-056.1 for a rural driveway concrete surface
and clear of any utility service where possible.
alternative.
Significant trees, traffic islands and storm water
In accordance with the standard drawings, your pits cannot normally be moved to suit
crossover should be finished with a non-slip crossovers. If approval is granted, the cost of
surface and be able to withstand loading from any remedial works will be at the property
intended vehicles. owners’ expense. Council may grant permission
for the removal of some street trees upon
How do I determine whether my assessment to construct an approved
property is located in a rural or urban crossover.
area? Who will maintain my crossover?
If you are unsure about which standard Maintenance of a crossover is the sole
drawings apply to you, please refer to the responsibility of the property owner. The
planning scheme to determine whether your maintenance requirements are a standard
property is located in a rural or urban area. condition of any crossover approval. Council
will not maintain crossovers and may require
that a property owner undertake works to
improve their crossover/asset or risk having it
removed. This position is consistent with other
councils and the State Government.
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