Appendix I - Local Planning response

Specific Outcomes                                         Probable solutions (if code assessment)                        Response

 O3      Vehicular access to the site of the              S3.1. Vehicle access to the infrastructure is gained from   Complies
 Infrastructure Use does not adversely impact on          roads other than local residential streets to maintain      The QBFP maintains vehicle access through the
 residential amenity.                                     residential amenity.                                        adjoining Caravan Park. The operational management
                                                                                                                      plan accompanying this application sets out key
                                                                                                                      measures to ensure the use does not adversely impact
                                                                                                                      on residential amenity.




 Building siting and design                               No solution provided                                        Complies
 O4 The siting and design of buildings or other                                                                       The proposed modified boatshed will be visible from
 structures reflects and is compatible with the                                                                       adjoining land, however, it will not visually dominate
 setting and character of the locality in which the                                                                   the street or local area due to the proposed reduction
 Infrastructure Use is located, including the use                                                                     in height, use of natural colours and finishes (including
 of sympathetic colour schemes.                                                                                       timber) and landscaping to screen and soften the built
                                                                                                                      form.




 Safety and security                                 S5.1 For Installations and Towers—the use is fenced with Complies
 O5     Infrastructure Uses are secure and potential security fencing;                                        The security, landscaping and fencing proposed as part
 impacts from vandalism are minimised.                                                                        of the development will minimise opportunities for
                                                      AND                                                     graffiti and vandalism.


                                                          S5.2 For other Infrastructure Uses—no probable solution
 Artificial lighting                                       S6.1 Lighting associated with the use is designed,         Complies
 O6       The generation of spill light by development,    installed, operated and maintained in accordance with      External lighting in associated with the office building is
 which gives rise to annoyance, discomfort,                Section 3 of AS4282 The Control of the Obtrusive Effects   existing and will not be changed. The lighting is
 distraction or a reduction in the ability to see          of Outdoor Lighting.                                       domestic in nature and not different to what would be
 essential information, is avoided.                                                                                   expected with a dwelling house, as such the
                                                                                                                      use is not considered to result in the generation of
                                                                                                                      adverse lighting impacts.




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