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4.0 Planning Report
3.4 Infrastructure and Servicing Stormwater Stormwater from the sites pavement area will be directed to a grated drain at the junction of the driveway cross-over to be connected to the underground piped infrastructure. Roof water will be directed via downpipes to an in ground pit and piped to the underground piped infrastructure. Water/ Sewer Water will be provided to the site in accordance with relevant applications to Unitywater following receipt of a Development Permit. The development will be connected to the reticulated sewerage system in accordance with relevant applications to Unitywater following receipt of a Development Permit. Telecommunication/ Electricity The development is able to be connected to existing telecommunication and electricity services subject to relevant application upon receipt of a Development Permit. Waste Collection/ Refuse The development proposes on-site storage of waste devices inside the property boundaries and within a screened bin enclosure inclusive of wash down facilities. The location ensures Waste Vehicle Collection can occur without impacting on the street network and on-site operations and has been designed in accordance with Councils relevant standards. Waste for management will be the responsibility of the future tenant, it is anticipated bulk bins may be utilized to which each tenant will dispose of waste accordingly. Car Parking/ Access Access to the site is via a 9m wide drive-way crossover. Seventeen (17) regular car parks are provided in front of the building fronting Vision Court. A dedicated and marked accessible car space and adjacent shared space are provided on-site in the centre parking aisle in front of building access points which allow for pedestrian movement into the buildings without crossing primary vehicle movement areas. A 12m x 3.6m loading bay is provided on-site directly setback from the driveway for direct site access, the location ensures not all car parks are obstructed and sufficient aisle width within the driveway is maintained to ensure regular vehicles can access and leave the site. Eight motorcycle parks are provided in the centre aisle of parking bays set back by landscaping at the street frontage. Building Suncoast Green building | design | town planning. QBCC Lic No 65942. FAICD
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