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Planning Report 3461 · MCU14/0060

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a) provides opportunities for both passive and
active recreational pursuits;

b) is designed, located and maintained for
maximum safety of park occupants and
visitors;

c) is dispersed throughout the park for
increased amenity and usability; and

d) includes planting of suitable tall standing
trees.

will remain.

 

Car washing spaces

025 Car washing spaces are designed and
managed so that grease and other substances
are prevented from entering the stormwater
system.

No wash down facilities will be provided to
limit the amount of greywater run off.

 

Storage and repair areas

026 Areas for the storage and incidental repair
of occupant’s boats, trailers and vehicles do
not detract from the visual amenity of the area.

The existing sheds will remain in use as part
of the proposal for storage and repair.

 

Toilet and ablution facilities
027 All occupants have convenient access to
toilet and ablution facilities.

No communal toilets will be provided.

 

Laundry and clothes drying facilities
028 Laundry and clothes drying facilities are
provided for guests.

No communal laundry or clothes drying
facilities will be provided.

 

 

Waste storage & disposal

029 Waste storage bins are provided for the
convenience of park users, without causing
nuisance to caravan park residents or the
occupants of adjoining properties.

 

Waste disposal bins will be provided for
personal rubbish only and not for disposing
of long term accumulated waste.

 

5.4 NATURAL RESOURCES OVERLAY CODE

 

Water Supply Catchment

 

Specific Outcomes

Proposed Solutions

 

Water quality and quantity

O11 Development does not have adverse
effects on the quality or quantity of water
entering Lake Macdonald, Cedar Pocket dam or
their tributaries, including effects on—

a) nutrient or other chemical levels; and

b) sediment loads; and

c) turbidity.

The proposed development does not
include the release of any waste water
onto the property. This proposal is not
expected to significantly increase the area
of non-permeable surfaces as compared
to the existing development on the site.
This proposal does not include any
significant alterations to the internal road
network or any other major construction
that may release sediment from the site.

 

 

Buffering to Lake Macdonald and its
tributaries

O12 The buffering and filtering function of
riparian zones adjacent to Lake Macdonald and
its tributaries is maintained or improved.

The subject property does not contain any
riparian zones of Lake Macdonald
tributaries.

 

 

 

 

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