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Code Assessment - 12 Eenie Creek Rd (RESOLVED DRAFT)
traffic engineer's parking assessment can
be provided if Council requires one.
As to the number of spaces, the concept
drawings show two bays at 2500 mm by
5400 mm within the former carport area,
together with one standard space and one
accessible space and shared area at the
frontage. Whether the two bays within
the building are retained as parking or are
display positions within the showroom
floor is to be confirmed by the designer,
and the parking schedule accompanying
the application will state the number of
spaces existing and the number proposed.
On either basis the proposal does not
reduce the parking area: the frontage
remains an open hardstand as it is today,
and a compliant accessible space is added
where none presently exists.
PO7 AO7.1, AO7.2
Complies with PO
The layout of the development Parking bays, manoeuvring areas,
Parking is provided to the frontage and is
provides adequate, clearly defined queuing areas, loading, set down,
clearly defined and directly accessible
and easily accessible (a) onsite pickup areas and driveways are
from the crossover, as shown on sheets
vehicle parking and manoeuvring designed in accordance with the
A104 and A202. The layout is legible from
areas; and (b) loading and Australian Standards for Parking
the street.
manoeuvring areas for delivery and Facilities.
service vehicles. AO7.2 Development includes
purpose designed spaces for
motorcycles and motor scooters,
which are easily identified from the
driveway of the property and
located as close as practicable to the
entrance of the building on site.
PO8 AO8.1
Complies with PO
Parking and manoeuvring areas are Parking, service areas and
Parking is located forward of the building,
designed to (a) not unduly conflict manoeuvring areas are setback a
so vehicle and pedestrian movement share
with pedestrians; and (b) be minimum of 2 metres from road
the frontage. The area is small,
sufficiently setback from road frontages to allow for landscaping,
movements are at low speed from the
frontages to not dominate the with the exception of Walter Hay
service road, and the appointment only
streetscape or surrounding areas; (c) Drive, Eenie Creek Road and Holts
operating model means arrivals are
allow for landscaping to reduce the Road frontages, where no
dispersed and pre-arranged rather than
visual impact of the parking, development occurs within the
continuous. To formalise the separation
servicing and manoeuvring areas; landscaped frontage setbacks. In
the applicant offers, as a condition of any
AO8.2 (d) complement the future Centre zones, parking, service and
approval, the installation of bollards to
planned character of the area; and manoeuvring areas are integrated
the frontage of the building. Bollards will
either (e) avoid development within within or under buildings and
prevent vehicles standing across the
the Walter Hay Drive, Eenie Creek sleeved by usable space, or located
entry, protect the glazed curtain wall, and
floor Road and Holts Road frontage to the rear of buildings. outcomes
define the pedestrian route between the
setbacks. Performance outcomes for car parking in centres.
parking area and the entrance. The layout
Acceptable Outcomes AO8.3 Where
readily accommodates them and no
practicable vehicle access is from
design change is required.
rear laneways.
PO9 AO9
Complies with PO
Onsite car parking spaces are Car parking spaces are provided for
The acceptable outcome requires
identified and reserved for people people with disabilities at the rate
accessible parking at the rate in the
with disabilities. specified in the current Australian
current Australian Standard, AS/NZS
Standards for Parking Facilities.
2890.6. One accessible bay is proposed,
which satisfies the rate for a facility of
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