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RFI -Civil Technical Memorandum
RECOR RESPONSE: Amended Engineering Plans have been prepared by a suitably qualified RPEQ to demonstrate that the proposed works will not cause, nor have the reasonable potential to cause, adverse impacts on existing infrastructure within the road reserve, with the exception of Energex assets that require relocation due to a conflict with the proposed footpath. These plans detail the vertical clearances from our proposed driveway design. The revised drawings are included in the updated submission for Council’s review. Issue – Western Pedestrian Access from Pedestrian Footpath The proposed western-most pedestrian steps located within Council’s road reserve is not supported and must be removed from all Development Plans. Information Required Provide amended Development Plans (Architectural, Engineering & Landscaping Plans) that includes the removal of the proposed western-most pedestrian steps as shown below. RECOR RESPONSE: Amended Development Plans (Architectural, Engineering & Landscaping Plans) have been provided, incorporating the removal of the proposed western-most pedestrian steps within Council’s road reserve, in accordance with the request. The revised plans are included in the updated submission for Council’s review. Issue - Eastern Pedestrian Access from Pedestrian Footpath Council is highly unlikely to support the proposed “Basement Access” from the existing pedestrian footpath with the current level of detail provided as part of the application. Council may be willing to enter negotiations regarding the private “Basement Access” from the existing pedestrian access subject to additional detail, noting that: • the proposed development will increase the volume of pedestrian traffic about the existing staircase from Elanda to Henderson Street; • the additional infrastructure would create additional maintenance responsibilities for Council; • the interface between the public pedestrian link and private pedestrian access point 3
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