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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                                        15 JUNE 2020

In regards to the requirement for the carparks to be in proximity to the Resort Facilities Building, it
is noted that the topography of the site results in the Resort Facilities Building being located at the
lowest point of the site, with a steep incline from the centre of the site to the new road along the
eastern property boundary. It is not considered appropriate for carparking for the Resort Facilities
Building to be located along this new road (refer to Figure 4), as pedestrian access is not proposed
and is difficult to achieve from the road to the Resort Facilities Building, and as such, staff and
patrons would be required to walk along the eastern boundary and access the Resort Facilities
Building via the southern portion of the development, requiring patrons to walk a distance of
approximately 400m around the site.
It is noted that the Community Management Scheme for Parkridge currently identifies 81 carparks
as Exclusive Use Ares for carparking within the common property, including 56 in proximity to the
Resort Facilities Building (refer to Figure 5).




 Figure 4: Inappropriate Carparking Location for the   Figure 5: Carparking in the Common Property in
         Resort Facilities Building in red re             Proximity to the Resort Facilities Building

As 56 carparks within the common property are already located in proximity to the Resort Facilities
Building, it is considered reasonable to condition that a minimum of 30 of these carparks remain
available in perpetuity for the use of staff and patrons to the Resort Facilities Building.
CONDITION 83
Amended Condition – 18 October 2019
83.   The development shall comply with the noise management strategies contained in the report
      prepared by David Moore & Associates and dated 20 November 2017, with the following
      additional details to be provided prior to issue of Operational Works to the reasonable
      satisfaction of Council: -
      a.    The necessary and appropriate noise control measures incorporated into the façade of
            the apartments and within the restaurant/café in the Resort Facilities Building. These
            measures shall include:
            i.    Upgraded glazing and air-conditioning to the potentially affected apartments;
            ii.   Strategically placed wing walls on balconies to screen the apartment and
                  balconies from outdoor dining areas;



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