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MCU24/0084 Material Change Of Use - Function Facility – 658 Louis Bazzo Drive, Ringtail Creek · Attachment 2 - (MCU24 0084) - Planning Officer'S Report
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 10 DECEMBER 2024
Environmental Degradation The proposed development location is set within
the existing modified and maintained area of the
site. No vegetation clearing is proposed. The
existing extent of bushland within the site is
proposed to be retained in-situ.
Impacts to the mapped Riparian Buffer Area &
Wetland have been avoided and minimised by
developing an existing cleared area and providing
an 8-16m setback between the proposed
infrastructure (excluding jetty) and dam water line.
Appropriate sediment and erosion control fencing
will also be utilised during
construction/earthworks.
Future development and expansion Any future development or expansion to the
development will require a change application and
- Concern that the proposal may be
be assessed and decided on its merits.
expanded to include other uses such
as cafes, accommodation and polo
fields which will only exacerbate the
impact.
Excessive liquor licenses in the area In the Ringtail Creek locality there are currently no
liquor licences.
Light pollution Lighting associated with the development has
been conditioned to be designed, sited, installed
- Concern that light from the proposed
and tested to comply with AS 4282 – “Control of
development would negatively affect
the obtrusive effects of outdoor lighting.
adjoining properties and disturb
wildlife. The lighting has been conditioned to be certified
to ensure compliance with the relevant Australian
Standard.
Risk to safety and the security of The Event Manager/ Coordinator will ensure that
surrounding homes and property the event is executed within the parameters of any
development approvals and in accordance with
the Operational Management Plan. A minimum of
one (1) Event Manager or (1) On-Day Coordinator
(Event Managers) will be assigned to each event
and will be required to be onsite for the duration of
the event.
The Operational Management Plan includes
procedures for the logging and actioning of
complaints should they arise to ensure that the
venue provides an environment that ensures that
high levels of safety and amenity are preserved.
Number of events and patrons The application included an Operational
Management Plan which clearly outlines the
- Events will operate 7 days a week
anticipated type and number of events and
and include long trading hours i.e. up
patrons including operating days and hours.
to 20 hours a day.
Notably, the anticipated number of events, patron
- Up to 150 patrons per event and
numbers and operating hours are maximums and
concerns the number of events will
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