Response to Information Request Letter · OPW25/0057

Response:

Lake Macdonald Drive is identified on the Department of Transport and Main Roads Priority Route Maps as ‘Route
Priority C’. As the development is providing shared use facilities to the frontage of Lake Macdonald Drive, i.e. 2.5 m
wide concrete pathway, standard finishes for the pathway would typically be plain concrete.

Coloured treatments (CCS Black 44) would be applicable to dedicated cycle facilities providing a contrasting surface to
delineate against plain concrete shared or dedicated pedestrian facilities.

9. Possibility for Cycle Green Treatment (line marking) along the 2.0 m cycle lane at the Dianella Court / Lake
   Macdonald Drive intersection.

Response:

Green cycle treatment has been included in the amended plans.

10. Kerb ramp and crossing TGSI’s are to be pavers (detail to be provided).

Response:

Kerb ramps have been nominated in accordance with Noosa Shire Council Standard Drawing SD: 9006 with a minimum
requirement for ‘BLACK poly adhesive TGSI on PLAIN concrete’.

ITEM – FAUNA MANAGEMENT

The application includes the removal of vegetation within Councils Road reserve and within the property to facilitate
road and bioretention basin infrastructure.

Information Required:

11. Provide to council for endorsement a fauna management plan, (or part thereof) prepared by a qualified person
    to address fauna management during the vegetation clearing of the site.

Response:

Refer to Fauna Management specialist engaged by the client.

ITEM – MISCELLANEOUS

Information Required:

12. All timber bollards / garden edging / etc. is to be ACQ treated (Not CCA treated).

Response:

Landscape plans have been amended accordingly.

ITEM – PORTABLE LONG SERVICE LEAVE LEVY

The provided DA Form 1 has nominated evidence of portable long service leave levy will be provided before the
application is decided.

Information Required:

13. Provide evidence the portable long service leave levy has been paid.

Response:

Refer to the client for further information.




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