Information Response

Item 10

Provide an amended landscape plan that:

   ●   Is consistent with the changes required to the layout of the development as
       detailed in item 8 and 9.
   ●   Removes the 3 Wodyetia bifurcate palms.
   ●   Removes the artificial turf on site.
   ●   Provides additional planting along the front portion of the driveway and
       buildings visible to the street.

Response: Please refer to the revised Landscape OPW Plans prepared by Anembo Consultants,
which has been updated as a result of Items 8 and 9 of this Information Request. In addition,
the plans have been amended to:

   ●   Remove the 3 Wodyetia bifurcate palms.
   ●   Remove the artificial turf on site.
   ●   Provide additional planting along the front portion of the driveway and buildings visible
       to the street.

Item 11

Provide an assessment of the proposal against PO8 of the Sustainable Building
Design Code.

Response: In response to P08 of the Sustainable Building Design Code the following outcomes
are achieved.

   ●   The orientation of buildings, roller doors and windows to make the most of prevailing
       winds, natural ventilation and cross breezes.
   ●   The design maximises shade to east and west walls and reduces glazing to these
       elevations.
   ●   Provides extensive vegetation and natural shading throughout the site.
   ●   Incorporates passive building design to reduce the need for auxiliary heating and
       cooling.
   ●   Uses low toxic internal and external building materials;
   ●   Uses natural light rather than artificial light via roller door openings and clear glazing.
   ●   The body corporate will permit solar power on each tenancy.
   ●   Opportunities for natural ventilation and cross breezes existing for each tenancy.
   ●   Provides fixed horizontal sun shading devices to the east and operable screening to the
       western facade of the building.
   ●   Includes appropriate new planting to complement the proposed development.
   ●   Provides appropriate shading and natural ventilation opportunities to reduce the need for
       mechanical ventilation.

The proposal is considered compliant with PO8 of the Sustainable Building Design Code.




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