22-07-2026 - 25423 Information Response

Information Required
5. Please confirm that all retail display, sales and storage areas associated with the Service
    Industry will be contained entirely within the building.

Response: All retail display, sales and storage areas associated with the Service Industry use
will be contained entirely within Building 4.

Item – Servicing
The proposed deck extension to Building 1 may affect vehicle servicing operations and access
to the loading dock located between Building 1 and Building 2.

Information Required
6. Provide swept path analysis demonstrating that the proposed extension does not
    compromise the ability for a 12-metre single-unit truck (3.6 metres wide) to access,
    manoeuvre within, and service the loading dock

Response: A swept path diagram for the loading bay adjacent to Building 1 is provided as part
of this response. The swept path has been prepared for an 8.80 metre medium rigid vehicle,
which represents the largest vehicle reasonably anticipated to service the uses. The analysis
demonstrates that the proposed deck extension does not compromise access or manoeuvring
for this vehicle. Larger vehicles, if required on an infrequent basis, are able to stand within the
existing driveway aisle without requiring access to the loading area between Building 1 and
Building 2.


                               END INFORMATION RESPONSE

Part 3: Information Request has now concluded and the application is now in Part 5: Decision.
We respectfully request that Council now progress the application to an approval as quickly as
possible, noting the information request has been fully addressed and the proposal is limited
in scope, reusing existing buildings with only minor external works.

Should you have any questions with respect to the above, please do not hesitate to contact
me direct.

Yours faithfully
PROJECT URBAN



John McKennariey
Director
Email: [email protected]