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Information Request MCU23 0008 [As Published] · MCU23/0008
Issue – Functionality of a Full Stacker
There is insufficient information to demonstrate how the Car Stacker will function when at
maximum capacity. For example, If the ‘upper’ and ‘lower’ carparks of a stacker are occupied,
and the owner of the ‘upper carpark car wishes to leave for any reason (e.g., emergency),
what systems are in place to identify the owner of the ‘lower’ carpark vehicle to have their
vehicle moved?
Given the proposed medical use of the development, is it both practical and reasonable to
implement an identification system in the event a customer’s vehicle needs to be moved from
the proposed Car Stacker?
Information Required
8. Provide additional detail demonstrating how the proposed Car Stackers will function
when both ‘upper’ and ‘lower’ parks are occupied. The additional detail must include, but
not be limited to:
a. demonstrate how tenancy staff parked in the ‘upper’ carpark will access their vehicle
in the event the ‘lower’ customer park is occupied;
b. demonstrate how the owner of a vehicle parked in the ‘lower’ customer carpark will
be identified and their vehicle moved in the event tenancy staff parked in the ‘upper’
carpark needs to leave the development (e.g., emergency); and
c. provide comment discussing if it is practical and reasonable, given the proposed
medical use of the development, to identify and approach a customer to relocate
their vehicle.
9. Provide additional detail demonstrating how the proposed Car Stackers and carparking
area will operate when vehicles enter and exit the Car Stackers. The detail must assume
that all other stackers and spaces are occupied, be prepared by a suitably qualified
person (RPEQ – Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland) and include, but not
be limited to:
a. vehicle paths and manoeuvring areas for each vehicle within the site;
b. demonstrate if the proposal requires the first vehicle to exit the site to provide space
for the second vehicle to manoeuvre and exit the site; and
c. demonstrate the required queuing areas within the site.
Issue – Passing Opportunity
It is unclear to Council if the proposed carpark has sufficient width to allow an incoming vehicle
to queue to allow another vehicle to manoeuvre and exit either ‘upper’ or ‘lower’ carpark and
exit the development safely in a forward gear.
Information Required
10. Provide additional detail demonstrating the proposed carpark has sufficient width to
provide B99 vehicles with a passing opportunity. The detail must be prepared by a
suitably qualified person (RPEQ – Registered Professional Engineer of Queensland)
and include, but not be limited to:
a. demonstrating a B99 vehicle has sufficient area to queue, allow another B99 vehicle
to manoeuvre and exit any of the carparks and pass.
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