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Town Planning Report and Appendices - Cooroibah
Attached to the e-mail Development Permit – 23 Jirrima Crescent, Cooroibah MCU16/0099.
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Overall Outcomes Compliance
The only times vehicle access will be
required is during the installation of the
equipment and maintenance periods 3-
4 times a year. There is sufficient
parking and manoeuvring space on-site
for vehicles during these periods.
For these reasons, the development is considered to comply with the Driveways
and Car parking Code.
Earthworks Code
The Overall Outcomes of the Earthworks Code have been considered against the
proposal in Table 7.4.
Table 7.4 - Compliance with Overall Outcomes of the Earthworks Code
Overall Outcomes Compliance
a) To ensure that earthworks do not Complies.
unreasonably impact on the natural
The proposed facility will be located
environment or other properties with
within a lease area of approximately
regard to –
120 m2. Earthworks are required to
(i) Land stability (including construct the facility, but will be
differential settlement or minimal and limited to the extent
expansion in reactive soils); required to establish appropriate
foundations for the monopole and will
(ii) Contamination of land; not result in any adverse impacts on
land stability, drainage, soil disturbance
(iii) Flooding and drainage;
or existing amenity.
(iv) Groundwater, watercourses
and wetlands; The waterway barrier works associated
with this application will only involve
(v) Loss of native remnant or the replacement of the existing culvert.
regrowth vegetation; and The proposed works will incorporate
appropriate construction controls to
b) Earthworks are designed and
minimise run off from the work site and
constructed to be structurally sound.
minimise works undertaken within the
waterway. Any potential impacts on
land stability, groundwater or the
watercourse are proposed to be
managed through mitigation measures
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