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360CC Response to IR item 5 - 13 Noosa Dr · MCU19/0031
In the instance that all car parks for able-bodied persons are full but the car park for a disabled person is empty, the empty disabled car park can be used as a turnaround bay. The boom gate is designed to allow a minimum space of 1.2m from the end of the boom gate to the building to allow pedestrians and scooters to access the scooter parking bays. Details of the proposed boom gate and sensors are attached in Appendix A. Any modifications to the carparking and access arrangement can be made via a subsequent Operational Works Approval process. End of Response to Information Request Item 5. I trust that this addresses the engineering issues raised in Council’s Information Request – Item 5. Please do not hesitate to contact me on 0490 530 793 should you have any queries regarding any of the above matters or the attached drawings. Yours sincerely, Chris Gibberd Principal Engineer 360 Civil Consulting Pty Ltd RPEQ - 13268
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