FINAL Response to Information Request_ 03.05.2016

         In the case of buildings D-G, bulk bins will be moved to the nominated bin collection bays by the site
          manager for collection, and then wheeled back to the basement storage area.
         The refuse truck will park temporarily within the main internal private road while collecting bins.
It is considered that the above and attached response from Morgan Consulting Engineers provides sufficient
detail about the waste management strategy for the “high level” planning approval phase of the development. A
waste management plan prepared in accordance with Council’s Planning Policies 9 and 11 will be provided to
Council prior to the issue of operational works approval. It is requested that Council include an approval condition
to this effect.



4.0 ENGINEERING


Issue – Access

Driveway: Concerns regarding the configuration and steepness of the driveway in combination with sharp
bends particularly in relation to a refuse trucks, or the like, accessing the site.

Information Required

     7. Provide an amended design for the driveway (Road 1) that includes/addresses the following:
            a. Minimum inner curve radius of 20m at all bends.
            b. Curve widening at the two sharp bends (at CH 20.00 and CH 80.00) that demonstrate two
                vehicles (Noosa RCV and B99 passenger car) can pass each other safely at these bends.
            c. Provide safe sight distances analysis at the critical sections of the driveway particularly near
                the accesses to Block D and Block F.
            d. A turning circle 9.0m in radius at the two temporary cul-de-sac ends and showing the
                dimensions of the proposed access easements on Precinct F site.
            e. A traffic median island (mountable if necessary) at the development site’s access point to
                discourage drivers from turning right when exiting the site.

Response


Please refer to the attached response dated 21 April 2016 by Morgan Consulting Engineers which addresses this
item.



Issue – Emergency Access

There are concerns regarding the accessibility for emergency services vehicles such as ambulances, fire
brigade trucks and similar rigid vehicles (eg removalist trucks).

Information Required

     8. Demonstrate adequate accessibility provided for emergency vehicles and the like to serve all the building
        blocks.




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