AS PUBLISHED Information Request MCU24 0074 · MCU24/0074

                 30. Confirm the number of motorcycle parks to be provided on the ground floor carpark
                     adjacent to the Albert Street access. The GROUND PLAN DRAWING# 1004, ISSUE 2
                     prepared by Push Architecture annotates 5 spaces, however only 4 spaces have been
                     provided.
                 31. Demonstrate that a compliant aisle width can be maintained around the MRV loading bay
                     in accordance with Figure 2.2 AS/NSZ2890.1:2004.
                 32. Council is unsupportive of tandem carparks unless provided for staff carparking. Amend
                     basement carparking plans to designate tandem spaces for staff parking only or remove
                     spaces.


                 Issue – Waste & Servicing
                 33. Provide swept path manoeuvres to demonstrate that the waste collection arrangement for
                     6 Thomas Street (described as Lot 1 RP161212) is not compromised by the proposed
                     development. Include any changes to the existing access easements A, B, C & D if
                     required.

                 Note: Additional traffic assessment information may be required via a Further Advice to assess
                       the proposed carparking and servicing arrangements


                 Issue – Stormwater Quality
                 Council is generally supportive of the proposed stormwater quantity and quality strategy per
                 the Stormwater Management Plan (SMP) prepared by RECOR (Document Code 20230025-
                 SWMP01, Rev 1, Dated 30/5/24), however notes some additional information is required to
                 demonstrate the strategy has fully addressed the Performance Outcomes of the Water Quality
                 and Drainage Code. Provide additional information that addresses the following:


                 Information Required
                 34. Provide supporting stormwater quality modelling (e.g. MUSIC) that demonstrates the
                     proposed treatment train complies with the requirements of Performance Outcomes 1 &
                     6 of the Water Quality Drainage Code and achieves pollutant reduction targets of the
                     State Planning Policy 2017.
                 35. Provide Standard Drawings and SQUIDEP certification for all proposed proprietary
                     stormwater devices.
                 36. Amend the SMP to address Performance Outcome 2(a) of the Water Quality and
                     Drainage Code which requires the development to “incorporate allowance for increased
                     flood risk and tidal inundation through pipework as a result of climate change and sea
                     level rise”.
                        Note – Noosa Council adopt industry practice climate change allowance of 20% increase
                        to rainfall intensity and 800mm sea level rise.


                 Proprietary Stormwater Quality Devices (Applicant Information Only)
                 It is noted that additional conditions will be applied for private proprietary devices to ensure
                 maintenance responsibilities are upheld by the site owner/ management in accordance with
                 the manufacturer’s specifications. Documentation will be required to be provided to Council
                 prior to the commencement of the use from a Registered Professional Engineer (RPEQ)
                 specialising in stormwater design certifying that the stormwater management treatment train
                 as approved in the SMP and design drawings have been constructed in accordance with
                 engineering best practise and is functioning as designed.




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