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

Council may well take the view that the activity has to commence before it
will lake action, however, if a condition could be included in ihe
Development Approval it would put this issue beyond any doubt.

Access to the site

As the site access is from a cul de sac at the head of Seaview Terrace via the
narrow easement adjoining our properly and two others, the method, type
and style of construction means that there will be an enormous amount of
earth moving equipment, construction machinery and associated
construction personne! requiring access to and egress from the site via the
easement area. In addition, there will be the need for a jarge number of
trade vehicles to be parked somewhere. To preserve our amenity, and to
protect the established foliage on our property ( in particular the established
Pandanus trees } it is essenficl that Council impose a strict construction
management plan which takes these issues into account and more
particularly that requires all construction vehicles to be parked on the subject
site and not in the easement or in the limited parking space available in the
Upper section of Seaview Terrace which already has significant parking
problems as evidenced by previous correspondence to Council,

In addition, the construction management plan should include proposed
days and hours of operation and the methods associated with minimisation
and impacts of dust, dirt, noise and other pollutants. There should also be
procedures in place to ensure that the wash down and load protection
procedures are adapted so that the easement is not damaged or left dirty at
any time.

As stated, any other objections that we might have to the proposal, have in
fact been covered in the Council's correspondence of April 30 2009 from
Glen Conforti to Nadine Gorton. Should the applicant not respond
appropriately to the issues raised, we hereby reserve our rights to make further
objections in the event that Council's requests are not mel.

Yours Faithfully

PAAMQH

Brent A Ogilvie