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2014-08-25 General Committee Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 25 AUGUST 2014 17 Mary River Road (Permit to Occupy – Combined Coastal Car Club) – 7,700m2 approx. Advantage Disadvantage Large site Site is currently designated for community sports and change Entire area is level of use is not supported by the Community Development 850m walk to town Branch. The site is within the town limit Subject to periodic flooding (management plan will be Site is current under-utilised required). Town water & sewer available Amenity issues e.g. infrequent odours from sewerage (at cost) treatment plant (subject to wind direction) and adjoining Access to Car club toilet block industrial uses. may be able to be negotiated if The site is currently under 25 year “permit to occupy” to the onsite caretaker arrangement Combined Coastal Car Club (commenced Jan 2003). Small area may accommodate Potential conflict between horse floats, large RV vans and max 15 vehicles (depending on pedestrians if “block out” days not applied and enforced. size) No “drive-through” capability Full site - estimate could Potential for ground surface to be damaged during periods of accommodate 30 to 40 vehicles wet weather – will need good management approach to “block depending on size. out” periods during flooding/extended wet weather Site is well grassed and Need to restrict to Class “A” & “B” Motorhomes up to maximum reasonably well drained. of 12.5m (no big rigs) Low cost option – some minor works required to tidy the site; provide delineator posts over culvert etc. 2.2 Summary of site options The proposed industrial land off Carpenters Road is in many respects ideal but is eliminated due to distance from town and high costs to establish. 17 Mary River Road is the best of the remaining options mainly due to its closeness to the town centre and relatively low cost to establish. This site is under a permit to occupy to the Combined Coastal Car Club (see Fig B – Permit to Occupy). The permit to occupy is not an “exclusive use” arrangement but the car club is recognised as the primary occupant. Conditions include reciprocal arrangements for the site to be used for car parking by the adjoining Pony Club 10 days per year. In addition the Car Club holds an annual car show once per year and limited other events (up to 3 a year) that require access to the open space area. Page 42 of 60
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