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Information Request MCU23 0078 [As Published] · MCU23/0078
a) the privacy of residents on the subject property or adjoining properties;
b)…
Under the Dual Occupancy and Multiple Dwelling Code, Performance outcome PO6, states:
Where dwellings form part of a mixed use development, the development provides residents
with reasonable privacy and security.
Specifically, under acceptable outcome AO6.2, states:
Clearly marked, safe and secure parking areas are provided for residents and visitors which
are separate from parking areas provided for other site users.
Within the High Density Residential Precinct, overall outcome states:
The High Density Residential Precinct develops into a modern sub-tropically designed
neighbourhood with a high level of amenity, privacy and landscaped open spaces for
residents.
The development application provides for Multiple dwellings and Short-term accommodation
over the proposed 96 units. While both of these uses are expected within the VMU Precinct
(5D) the visitor accommodation component is not consistent within the High Density
Residential Precinct (5E).
The application material does not explain how these two uses are to operate in conjunction
with each other, within a mixed use built form. The proposed development does not articulate
whether some or all of the units will be used for visitor accommodation and permanent
residential living and if it is intended that these uses will occur concurrently in the same units.
While it is accepted that these uses are both of a residential nature, they are not necessarily
compatible where located within the same mixed use building and or side by side.
Consequently, further information is required to explain how these uses are to operate within
the same 96 units.
While the proposal provides some detail about the size of the units, number of bedrooms and
the amount of private open space, no kitchens are shown on the proposal plans, and it is
assumed that all of the dwellings will be self-contained, including laundry and common room,
facilities.
The proposal plans do not show where it is intended to provide resident and visitor parking
within Lots 3 & 7, and it is not explained how this is work in practicality.
With respect to the residential component, the proposed development does not provide any
landscaped open space for residents.
It is also noted that the proposed retail development extends into the High Density Residential
Precinct (5E), with about 1,090m² of retail proposed at ground level.
Information Required:
22. Provide an assessment against the Visitor Accommodation Code.
23. Provide amended proposal plans showing the location of the parking for both the
multiple dwelling, short-term accommodation and visitor parking that is separate from
the commercial, business and entertainment uses on the site.
24. Provide further information demonstrating that it is appropriate for the proposed short-
term accommodation and other retail uses (shop, shopping centre & food and drink
outlet) to be provided within the High Density Residential Precinct (5E), in circumstances
where none of the above uses are consistent under Table 5.5.5.7.
25. Provide amended plans showing the proposed kitchen, laundry and any common room
facilities within the proposed units.
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Version: 2, Version Date: 17/07/2023
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