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Code Assessment - 12 Eenie Creek Rd (RESOLVED DRAFT)
minimise bulk earthworks. (a) (b) underpasses, ropes, fencing and the
can be provided in response to an
(c) like.
information request.
AO12.4 Road infrastructure within
or adjacent to native habitat
incorporates fences which allow for
protected wild
PO13 AO13
Complies with PO
Road infrastructure is constructed Road infrastructure is constructed
Traffic generation is lower than that of
to minimise adverse environmental in accordance with Council’s
the lawful industry and bulk storage use
impacts, including from runoff and Planning Scheme Policy PSP6
of the site. The use operates by
erosion. Performance outcomes Engineering Design Standards –
appointment only, producing dispersed
External Works and Infrastructure Acceptable Outcomes Roads,
and intermittent movements rather than
Table 9.4.7.3 Criteria for assessable drainage and earthworks
continuous trade or shift-based industrial
development (part) Performance Acceptable Outcomes
traffic. Access is from the Eenie Creek
outcomes External Works and
Service Road rather than the through
Infrastructure
carriageway, and the existing crossover is
unchanged. The road hierarchy is
respected and the through traffic function
of Eenie Creek Road is not compromised.
No traffic impact assessment is considered
necessary; should Council require one it
can be provided in response to an
information request.
PO14 AO14
Complies with PO
Development is provided with Where not already existing, the
Traffic generation is lower than that of
external works— (a) along the full following infrastructure
the lawful industry and bulk storage use
extent of the frontage of the site to components are provided at the
of the site. The use operates by
an appropriate standard having frontage of the site— full width
appointment only, producing dispersed
regard to the specified (a) function sealed road; concrete kerb and
and intermittent movements rather than
of the road; and (b) (b) provided channel where appropriate; forming
continuous trade or shift-based industrial
beyond the site’s frontage if and grading to footpaths; vehicular
traffic. Access is from the Eenie Creek
required. (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) (j) kerb and footpath crossings; a
Service Road rather than the through
(k) constructed bikeway; a constructed
carriageway, and the existing crossover is
footpath; a constructed
unchanged. The road hierarchy is
carriageway; required alterations to
respected and the through traffic function
public utility mains, services or
of Eenie Creek Road is not compromised.
installations; construction of any
No traffic impact assessment is considered
required alterations to public utility
necessary; should Council require one it
mains, services or installations;
can be provided in response to an
stormwater drainage works; and
information request.
installation of electrical conduits.
PO15 No acceptable outcome provided
Complies with PO
Any alterations or repairs to
Traffic generation is lower than that of
infrastructure as a result of the No
the lawful industry and bulk storage use
acceptable outcome provided
of the site. The use operates by
development are made at no cost to
appointment only, producing dispersed
Council.
and intermittent movements rather than
continuous trade or shift-based industrial
traffic. Access is from the Eenie Creek
Service Road rather than the through
carriageway, and the existing crossover is
unchanged. The road hierarchy is
respected and the through traffic function
of Eenie Creek Road is not compromised.
No traffic impact assessment is considered
necessary; should Council require one it
can be provided in response to an
information request.
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