Further Advice Response

 (k) Development provides for an efficient pattern      Complies
 of land use and infrastructure that creates            Existing infrastructure and services will be utilised
 walkable and legible residential neighbourhoods        to service the proposed development.
 that integrate with active transport networks and
 are well connected to activity centres,
 employment nodes, open space and recreational
 areas, community facilities and educational
 opportunities.

 (l) Development is supported by appropriate            Complies
 infrastructure and essential services and does not     Existing infrastructure and services will be utilised
 adversely impact on the continued operation,           to service the proposed development.
 viability and maintenance of existing infrastructure
 or compromise future provision of planned
 infrastructure.

 (m) Development responds to land constraints           Complies
 including topography, bushfire and flood.              The site is mapped by flood hazard. The proposal
                                                        considers the impacts of flooding, and has
                                                        proposed a minimum finished floor level of 2.55m
                                                        AHD.

 (n) Natural features such as creeks, gullies,          Not applicable
 waterways, wetlands, vegetation and bushland are       The site is not constrained by natural features.
 retained and protected from the impacts of
 development. Any unavoidable impacts are
 minimised through location, design, operation and
 management requirements.

 (o) Native vegetation between buildings and in the     Not applicable
 public realm enhances the amenity and supports         The site is not constrained by native vegetation.
 local wildlife.


Figures 1 and 2 below show the original and proposed streetscape presentation overleaf.




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