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Planning Report minor change 2021
proposal report
AO12.2
Short term parking is provided near Complies
the office to allow for check-in and
check-out.
Editor’s Note— the rate of car
parking required is addressed in Part
9.4.1 Driveways and Parking Code
PO13 AO13.1
Visitor accommodation is provided Visitor accommodation is: Proposal able to comply. Effluent
with a level of infrastructure and disposal system located at front of
services that: a) connected to the reticulated sewer site.
infrastructure network; or
a) is appropriate to its location and b) where not located in a sewered
setting; area, the premises are connected
b) maintains environmental and to an onsite effluent treatment and
public health; and disposal system.
c) is commensurate with the needs of
users. Editor’s Note—the Plumbing and
Drainage Act 2003 sets outs
requirements for on-site effluent
treatment and disposal.
AO13.2 Complies. Each cabin will have its
Visitor accommodation is: own water tank.
a) connected to the reticulated
water supply infrastructure
network; or
b) where reticulated water supply is
not available, provided with an
alternative drinking water supply
source (e.g. rainwater) that
complies with the Australian
Drinking Water Guidelines
(NHMRC,2011)
O22
Except where in the form of a serviced No acceptable outcome provided Complies - Self-contained cabins to
apartment or hotel room the short be converted to self-contained
term accommodation use is provided ‘glamping tents’.
with sufficient kitchen, dining, laundry
and common room facilities to
accommodate the needs
of visitors and resident staff.
PO23 AO23.1
In mixed use developments, buildings Mixed use building formats ensure: Not applicable – not a mixed use
are designed and uses operated to development.
ensure resident guests: a) separate identifiable, well lit and
a) are not unduly impacted by safe
business or entertainment pedestrian access to building ent
activities; ries and units;
b) are afforded a high level of privacy b) private accommodation
and security; and residential spaces are clearly
c) have access to a reasonable level defined by using features such
of private outdoor living space. as low walls, changes in surface
texture or other landscape
treatments; and
c) business or entertainment
customers and patrons do not
have access to areas that are
intended for the exclusive use of
resident guests.
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