Minor Change Request

Internal Tenancy and Service areas
• Tenancy areas have been reviewed to better reflect tenant requirements. Some area adjustments have
    been undertaken while ensuring overall tenancy area remains same as current approval
• Service and mechanical plant areas have been reviewed. As a result of Health recommendations
    associated with the radiation bunker emissions, the service areas and bike store shown in the approved
    plan below the bunker have been relocated. The original waste loading dock area has been rationalised,
    with the services relocated to this area. In support of the design rationalisation an updated waste
    management plan is attached. This waste management plan confirms that the reconfigured bin store
    area is sufficient to accommodate the proposed use.

Driveway entrance
• Driveway entrance has been reconfigured to remove ramping.
• Driveway entrance has been reconfigured for to allow provisions for external service vehicle loading
    area.
• The designated loading bay is positioned adjacent to the bin store to facilitate waste collection. Waste
    collection vehicle manoeuvring is still achieved within the site.
• The car parking area off the driveway has been reconfigured to improve legibility The plans show swept
    paths for the blind aisle turning areas

Level 1

•   Open walkway connecting buildings has been moved further back into the site. A new landscape planter
    has been added to front of walkway.
•   Plans show proposed tenancy breakup.
•   The eastern row of tandem carparks have been removed and reconfigured as standard carparks at
    ground level and which allows windows to external walls of tenancy providing natural light.
•   Additional planting / planter beds added to L1 Carpark
•   Southern plant deck has been relocated within the existing roof providing better opportunities for
    screening.
•   Additional landscape planters created along walkway between buildings


MINOR CHANGE
The Planning Act 2016 defines a minor change for a development approval as a change to the approval that
would not result in a substantially different development.

The DA Rules state:

In determining whether the proposed change would result in substantially different development, the
assessment manager or referral agency must consider the individual circumstances of the development, in
the context of the change proposed.


    Description / Provisions                       Comment / Response
    A change may be considered to result in a substantially different development if the proposed
    change:

    •     Involves a new use; or                     No new use is proposed.
    •     Results in the application applying to a   No new land is included as part of the
          new parcel of land; or                     application.
    •     Dramatically changes the built form in     The proposed changes do not dramatically
          terms of scale, bulk and appearance; or    change the built form in terms of scale, bulk
                                                     and appearance.
    •     Changes the ability of the proposed        No changes are made to the proposed
          development to operate as intended (for    development to impede its operations.