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Attached to the e-mail Change to DA - MCU15/0109.02.
works, and met with them earlier this week. At that meeting, Altum presented the landscape plans (which reflect your email acknowledgement below) and explained the intended landscaping and fencing solution along the Resort Drive frontage of the site. The residents appeared to be generally in support of the proposal. The residents also indicated that they were likely to submit letters of support in respect of the proposed works, and have indicated that they are keen to see the works undertaken as soon as possible. However, we note that the current Operational Works approvals do not reflect the currently proposed landscaping and fencing design outcome. Further, the proposed landscape / fence solution is currently inconsistent with the higher order Material Change of Use approvals (i.e. 132005.1133.7 and MCU15/0109.01). As per your email below, the fencing and landscaping solution needs to be reflected in future Minor Change applications, which we would like to lodge next week. To address the residents’ concerns about landscaping along Resort Drive as quickly as possible, we seek Council’s consideration as to whether it would support lodgement of a Generally in Accordance request in relation to the OPW approval (Precinct F) so that the plans reflect the revised landscaping and fencing solution, notwithstanding that the Change applications for the MCU still need to be lodged and decided. Given the community interest in this matter, and the efforts by all involved to resolve the issues to the satisfaction of nearby residents and Council, we respectfully request support for this approach. I would be happy to discuss the details of the approach with you further ahead of Council providing written confirmation, if required. Regards GRAEME BEWS Associate Director ‐ Planning & Urban Design JFP URBAN CONSULTANTS SUNSHINE COAST - BRISBANE - CENTRAL QUEENSLAND P 07 5450 3900 M 0419 668 205 W www.jfp.com.au Legal Note From: Patrick Murphy [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, 18 May 2018 1:41 PM To: Graeme Bews Cc: 'Sian Davis'; Conor Neville Subject: RE: M2652 - Landscaping and fencing Resort Drive Good afternoon Graeme, Further to our recent conversations we are agreeable to the following, as detailed in your letter dated 2 March All pools located immediately adjacent to the Resort Drive boundary of the site have been deleted (as required by Council conditions), with the exception of the pool associated with unit 702 in Block 7 in Precinct F. Unfortunately, given prior contractual arrangements, our client has been unable to shift this pool. However, it is evident from the VMP’s and Landscape Concept Plans that there will be no loss of trees in this location. Furthermore, the pool is located adjacent the section of Resort Drive with the widest verge and screening opportunities are therefore maximised; A 2 metre buffer landscape strip is provided generally along the length of Resort Drive frontage within the boundary of the site (as required by Council conditions). The only exception relates to the abovementioned pool. As a consequence of the introduction of this landscape buffer strip, lower level terraces have also been removed and replaced with turf; Informal pedestrian access from the dwellings to Resort Drive have been removed as required by Council conditions. In addition, all steppers that were previously shown as leading to the Resort Drive fence line have 2
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