Response to Council IR

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Item 15: There is likely to be a reasonable demand for courier deliveries, so consideration should be
given to providing convenient short term van and SRV bays.
Applicant’s Response to Item 15: Please refer to Attachment A which provides revised plans of the
development prepared by Thomson Adsett Pty Ltd. Please also refer to Attachment B which
provides Lambert & Rehbein’s response to item 15.

The revised plans detail three drop off/loading zones at the front of the site plus an ambulance bay
clear of the access easement. The drop off/loading zones on the eastern side of the existing easement
are well connected to the building by pedestrian pathways and crossings.



Item 16: Clarify hours of operation of the loading bay access gate, and if it is to be closed during
business hours identify how delivery vehicles will gain access.
Applicant’s Response to Item 16: Please also refer to Attachment B which provides Lambert &
Rehbein’s response to item 16.



Item 17: Provide an amended engineering report that includes the proposed left turn lane and the
realigned path.
Applicant’s Response to Item 17: Please refer to Attachment A which provides revised plans of the
development prepared by Thomson Adsett Pty Ltd. Please also refer to Attachment C for MPN
Consulting Civil Engineering Report and design.



Item 18: Provide an amended site plan that indicates a realigned front boundary that includes the
realigned footpath located wholly within road reserve.
Applicant’s Response to Item 18: Please refer to Attachment A ( Plan DA-21.020A which provides
revised plans of the development prepared by Thomson Adsett Pty Ltd. Please also refer to
Attachment C for MPN Consulting Civil Engineering Report.

The applicant notes that the front boundary of the site will be required to be realigned and requests
that Council condition this requirement to be further addressed as part of a future operational works
application.



Item 19: Provide legal advice in regard to the existing/proposed easements and whether consent from
the benefitted parties is required.
Applicant’s Response to Item 19: Please refer to Attachment D for legal advice from Cartwrights
Lawyers that indicates no consent of any grantor of any existing easements in required.



Item 20: Detail the types of waste that will be generated from the activities approved within the
development.
Applicant’s Response to Item 20: The applicant indicates that the types of waste generated from
the office and medical uses will include:

       General waste
       Recyclable waste – plastic, cardboard, glass, aluminium
       Medical waste (Cytotoxic, Clinical, Anatomical, Pharmaceutical)
       Sharps waste
       Plant/vegetative – landscaped areas of site