response to information request - 22 delorme

8.    Provide additional detail demonstrating which trees are to remain and which
      are to be removed. Any existing street trees in the road reserve that may be
      affected by the proposed works will require an assessment by a qualified
      arborist to ensure their health will not be adversely affected. If any are
      impacted or need to be removed, identify what they will be replaced with.


All the existing mature native trees (Bribie Island Pines and Bloodwoods) on the corner of
the site are to be retained as per the site plan.




9.    Provide written advice from a Cadastral Surveyor that clearly indicates if the
      proposed common property over the dividing wall is in accordance of the Land
      Tile Act and would be suitable for registration upon the completion of the
      development.
David Lau from Noosa Cooloola Land Surveys (NCLS) confirms that a community title
subdivision format is suitable for registration. The standard format plan will include the
common wall on common property and the rest of the original parcel subdivided into the 2
lots as per the lodged application plan. There would be no need for exclusive use allocation
of common property with this model.
Statutory easements will exist for access and services for all community titles schemes
hence the need for the services location diagram with the final Plan Sealing application
after the building is constructed. NCLS will prepare the survey plan, services plans
showing the location of proposed reticulated water, sanitary drainage, rainwater drainage,
electricity and communications after the as-constructed details from the installers are
provided.




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