08/0169 - Notice of Submission - Brent Ogilvie · 132008.169

Construction Access:

As has been noted in the application, the site access is from the cul de sac head of
Seaview Terrace, and via a narrow driveway adjoining several properties. The method,
type and style of construction predicates there will be a continued and ongoing
requirement for earthwork machinery, construction machinery, and all associated
construction personnel to access the site regularly. Associated with the construction
personnel will be the requirement for parking.

Whilst we acknowledge that the Tod Report attached to the Information Request has
provided details to assist in the management of these matters, it will require constant
compliance by the SCRC to achieve what has been detailed. In practice, what will
eventuate will be a constant source of conflict between the construction personnel and the
existing occupants. We draw Council's attention to the last three paragraphs of our
previous letter of May 15 2009 which articulates the need and the terms necessary for a
strict and enforceable construction management plan to meet the unique circumstances of
this area and the need to protect neighbours, residents and users of Beach Access 20
during construction.

Conclusion:

As stated previously, it is recognised that some form of development should and will occur
on the subject site.

The proposed development is clearly at odds with the published aims, objectives and
intents of the Planning Scheme under which it has been asked to be assessed. The
proposed development represents an unacceptable conflict with the stated engineering
and environmental constraints listed, which are considered unacceptabie in its current
form.

Yours faithfully,

K/L

Brent A Ogilvie