I - Waste Management Plan (24.09.19)

MARKETPLACE
2-18 & 20 Hoffman Drive Noosaville QLD
Waste Management Plan




2.0     INTRODUCTION
Spotlight Property Group (Spotlight) propose to establish a commercial Marketplace at
2-18 & 20 Hoffman Drive Noosaville QLD, on land described as Lot 1 on SP222982
and Lot 4 on SP2465848 (refer to Figure 1). The proposed development will occupy
approximately 13,185m2 of gross floor area and has a total site area of 35,762m2. This
development is proposed to contain various commercial tenancies including soft
goods, appliance and furniture retailers, food and beverage outlets, business
incubators, a kids play centre and a gym along with customer parking facilities.

MRA Environmental (MRA) has been commissioned by Blueprint to prepare this
conceptual Waste Management Plan (WMP) for the operational phase of the proposed
development to be lodged as part of a Development Application seeking the approval
of the Noosa Shire Council (Council). The WMP addresses the waste management
requirements for the development and ensures that the waste storage and collection
activities for the operational phase of the development are in accordance with the
Noosa Planning Scheme Policy 11 – Waste Management Plans, Noosa Planning
Scheme Policy 9 – Waste Management and the Division 19 – Waste Management
Code.

2.1     SCOPE OF REPORT

This report represents a Waste Management Plan for the operational phase of the
development, which includes:
       •    Details on the anticipated types and quantities of waste expected to be
            generated at the site (Section 3.0);
       •    Details of the proposed waste storage arrangements and bin requirements
            (Section 4.0); and
       •    Details of the proposed waste collection arrangements (Section 5.0).

This report presents conceptual information on the above dot points, rather than
involving detailed engineering designs and calculations. At the current phase of the
proposal, the development of detailed engineering designs in regards to waste storage
and collection is not practical.




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