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MCU21/0110 - Comment on Amended plans from John Cochrane
commercial cooking, cool rooms freezers and function cold room. This facility is designed for food production for rapid service as would be required for up to 500 seated diners. This is well beyond the scope of the dining facility required for 112 hotel rooms (providing breakfast, pool snacks and some dinners). This facility would represent a capital cost of up to 15 million dollars. It is somewhat disingenuous to suggest that this investment would be made without a business plan. The only potential use for a kitchen of this scale is seated functions for up to 500 persons. 5. The Application does not adequately support the existing resort facilities. The inclusion of 500 m.sq. of ground level open space and associated kitchen, preparation and storage facilities are strongly indicative of restaurant and function usage. This potential use is not defined in the application, nor are the associated impacts arising from this potential use addressed by way of analysis or mitigation. It would be a facility operating in direct competition with the existing resort function areas. 6. The intention to expand the hotel to include function facilities has been publicly stated by the applicant. Refer to Appendix A. It is unclear from the drawings whether the proposed new car park provides an “accessible path” as defined under BCA Vol 1 Part D3.2. and AS 1428.1. If not, the proposal may be deficient in compliance. The table below provides comment on the responses by Adamson Town Planning contained in “Letter Response to Further Issues” Table 1 Issue (Adamson) Comment The proposed height of the tennis This is an unacceptable outcome in terms courts, including the fencing remains of below the 8m 1. The height plane non-compliance height requirement with the structure 2. The light spill to Parkridge and stepping down the slope consistent Oasis residents with the 3. The absolute incongruity of carparking levels. The lighting for retaining Koala feed trees and then the tennis courts will exceed the 8 making the area uninhabitable for metre height Koala. requirement, which cannot be avoided. The lights will be hooded as is normally the case to reduce their impact off the site, with no light spillage adversely impacting other properties The tennis courts being an elevated This comment may be an acceptable structure will increase the amount of response to site cover in an appropriate site cover by zone. However, we feel it excessive in an approximately 6.59% with the total area zoned Open Space Recreation. And site cover for the development as a an area which currently supports the same whole being level of recreational use. i.e. the proposal JC-NSH-amended plans– Issue A 3 20 February-23 [OCR of page images] commercial cooking, cool rooms freezers and function cold room. This facility is designed for food production for rapid service as would be required for up to 500 seated diners. This is well beyond the scope of the dining facility required for 112 hotel rooms (providing breakfast, pool snacks and some dinners). This facility would represent a capital cost of up to 15 million dollars. It is somewhat disingenuous to suggest that this investment would be made without a business plan. The only potential use for a kitchen of this scale is seated functions for up to 500 persons. 5. The Application does not adequately support the existing resort facilities. The inclusion of 500 m.sq. of ground level open space and associated kitchen, preparation and storage facilities are strongly indicative of restaurant and function usage. This potential use is not defined in the application, nor are the associated impacts arising from this potential use addressed by way of analysis or mitigation. It would be a facility operating in direct competition with the existing resort function areas. 6. The intention to expand the hotel to include function facilities has been publicly stated by the applicant. Refer to Appendix A. It is unclear from the drawings whether the proposed new car park provides an “accessible path” as defined under BCA Vol | Part D3.2. and AS 1428.1. If not, the proposal may be deficient in compliance. The table below provides comment on the responses by Adamson Town Planning contained in “Letter Response to Further Issues” Table 1 Issue (Adamson) Comment The proposed height of the tennis This is an unacceptable outcome in terms courts, including the fencing remains | of below the 8m 1. The height plane non-compliance height requirement with the structure stepping down the slope consistent with the carparking levels. The lighting for the tennis courts will exceed the 8 metre height requirement, which cannot be avoided. The lights will be hooded as is normally the case to reduce their impact off the site, with no light spillage adversely impacting other properties 2. The light spill to Parkridge and Oasis residents 3. The absolute incongruity of retaining Koala feed trees and then making the area uninhabitable for Koala. The tennis courts being an elevated structure will increase the amount of site cover by approximately 6.59% with the total site cover for the development as a whole being This comment may be an acceptable response to site cover in an appropriate zone. However, we feel it excessive in an area zoned Open Space Recreation. And an area which currently supports the same level of recreational use. i.e. the proposal JC-NSH-amended plans- Issue A 3 20 February-23
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