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Response to NC information request
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Existing built form
Proposed built form
Item 4: Please confirm whether any lockers are proposed and if so proposed number and location
in accordance with S31.3 of the Business Uses Code.
Applicant’s Response to Item 4: The revised plans provide for bicycle parking at the front of the site
and lockers underneath the stairs off the Swan Street frontage.
Item 5: Provide amended proposal plans that demonstrate compliance with Probable Solution S
1.1 of the Landscaping Code.
Applicant’s Response to Item 5: The revised plans more clearly detail the areas of landscaping on the
site. Soft landscaping is provided to the boundaries of the site and retains existing vegetation.
Item 6: Provide dimensioned plans of the proposed carparking area…
Applicant’s Response to Item 6: The existing carparking is to be retained in its current form and not
altered. This carpark was approved and constructed in accordance with previous approvals including
TPC1621 and R274 and DNA 175. Councils Development Engineer Diogo Carrico has confirmed that the
carparking is approved and to be maintained.
Item 7: Demonstrate that cars parked in car spaces marked P1 to P5 can leave the site in a
forward gear using a maximum two- point turn.
Applicant’s Response to Item 7: Refer above.
Item 8 : Provide a stormwater management plan for the subject site including but not limited to
details and location of proposed stormwater discharge outlets.
Applicant’s Response to Item 8: Please refer to the attached stormwater management plan prepared
by Black & More.
The applicant considers that he has now responded to Council’s information request. The Decision Making
Period has therefore commenced and we request that your Council proceeds with its assessment of the
application as soon as possible in accordance with the Planning Act 2016.
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