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Response to Information Request Letter - 65-67 Elanda Street, Sunshine B...
(m) Development is supported by The site is located within a serviced area
appropriate infrastructure and and is supported by appropriate
essential services and does not infrastructure. Provision of the proposal
adversely impact on the continued within the site will not result in adverse
operation, viability and maintenance impacts on existing infrastructure or
of existing infrastructure or compromise future provision of planned
compromise future provision of infrastructure.
planned infrastructure.
(n) Development responds to land The subject site is well suited to additional
constraints including topography, density having limited constraints that
bushfire and flood. would impact on the future residents of
the site. The proposal has been
intentionally designed to respond to the
topography of the site and minimise the
potential impacts on adjoining lots as a
result of the bulk and scale of the building.
(o) Natural features such as creeks, The subject site is located within an
gullies, waterways, wetlands, established residential area. The proposed
vegetation and bushland are retained bulk and scale does not impact on natural
and protected from the impacts of features such as creeks, gullies,
development and any unavoidable waterways, wetlands or bushland. The site
impacts are minimised through cover and plot ration achieved by the
location, design, operation and design and layout achieves the minimum
management requirements. requirements as prescribed by the High
density residential zone code. A reduction
in the site cover and GFA is not considered
justified in this instance given the proposal
meets the minimum landscaping
outcomes of the site.
(p) Native vegetation between buildings The landscaping outcome achieved within
and in the public realm enhances the the site includes substantial planting
amenity and supports local wildlife. within the front of the site within the front
setback. The landscaping will include
native species that will support local
wildlife and improve the amenity and
aesthetics of the local area.
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