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Strategy and Planning Committee Agenda 16 February 2011 (a) Be constructed in accordance with the physical and structural requirements of Council Standard Drawing IPWEAQ R-0051 (Current Version) (b) Have a minimum width of 5.5 metres at the kerb and channelling excluding flares, tapering to a width of 3.6m at the property boundary. Where possible, the width shall link to the adjacent southern driveway 21 The proposed driveway and structural elements of the proposed building are to be designed to ensure that pedestrian sight distance is provided to meet the requirements of section 3.2.4 of AS2890.1:2004 22 Provision of appropriate warning signs and devices at the site driveway at the property boundary to suit AS2890.1:2004 section 4.3.4 and 5.3 23 The wall between the driveway at the stairs to the front entrance of the studio unit must be removed to provide a line of sight to the east for vehicles exiting the driveway Car Parking 24 On-site car parking facilities must be designed and constructed in accordance with Section 9 of Planning Scheme Policy No. 6 - Transport Traffic and Parking. The layout for parking shall be generally in accordance with Sprout Architects Drawing 10012-SD01 Revision E dated 22/12/2010 (as amended), including: (a) The car parking facilities must include the following: (i) 5 bays complying with AS2890.1 class 1A for resident – In the current layout these shall be car parking spaces 4 to 8 (ii) 1 disabled bay complying with AS2890.6:2009 – In the current layout this shall be car parking space 3 and the adjacent shared zone (iii) 2 bays with a minimum width as defined in the current layout to cater for short term parking for visitor use and the medical centre – In the current layout this shall be car parking spaces 1 and 2. The bays shall remain as common property in the ownership of the body corporate (b) Car parking spaces and access driveways are sealed and line-marked (c) The car parking areas and access driveways shall be maintained in a tidy, proper and safe condition at all times (d) Short term visitor and medical centre parking is to be signed for car park 1 and 2 (e) Modification of the width for car park spaces 3 to 8 to provide a minimum (f) width of 2.7m for the shared zone The Shared Zone adjacent car park 3 is to be established to allow for the majority of the bay to be used for a turning bay. The bollard required as part of the disabled bay establishment will need to be located accordingly. Specific design for this zone and adjacent bay 3 shall be verified as part of the development’s Operational Works application Any change in use of the site from that authorised herein will necessitate a recalculation of car parking requirements 25 Vertical clearances from any point on the floor level to the immediate underside of the lowest obstruction above that point must be provided in accordance with AS2890.1 and AS2890.6 throughout the ground level car park and for the full length of the access ramp 26 As part of the Operational Works application for the development the applicant shall outline the measures undertaken to manage the one-way site access. Measures shall include, as a minimum, a visual signal must be established to indicate when a vehicle is exiting the site via the one-way driveway ramp Service Vehicle Requirements 27 Service vehicle loading and unloading shall be limited to daylight hours between 7:00am and 6:00pm Page 114
Strategy and Planning Committee Agenda 16 February 2011 Cyclist Facilities 28 Bicycle parking facilities must be provided in accordance with Sprout Architects Drawing 10012-SD01 Rev E dated 22/12/2010. The facility will need to be maintained as publicly accessible spaces MOVEMENT NETWORKS Frontage Works 29 All pedestrian facilities must be designed to ensure that the requirements of AS1428 for disability provisions have been complied with 30 A loading zone must be established across the site frontage. Specific details are to be finalised as part of the development permit for Operational Works application WATER SENSITIVE URBAN DESIGN 31 The development must be provided with a Stormwater Quality Improvement Device treatment train that is planned, designed and constructed in accordance with Council’s Development Design Planning Scheme Policy, the Water Sensitive Urban Design Technical Design Guidelines for South East Queensland (Healthy Waterways, 2006) 32 In conjunction with the submission for an application for Operational Works approval, a Stormwater Management Plan with detailed engineering drawings and supporting calculations for each stormwater quality improvement device proposed must be provided. Detailed design is to be undertaken in accordance with the Water Sensitive Urban Design Technical Design Guidelines for South East Queensland (Healthy Waterways, 2006), Council’s Integrated Water Management Guidelines, and must address the following outstanding major issues 33 The bio-filter component must be redesigned to include a drainage layer and transitional layer as described in the Healthy Waterways Construction and Establishment Guidelines for Vegetated Systems 34 Overflow pits as described in the Healthy Waterways Construction and Establishment Guidelines for Vegetated Systems must be provided to the bioretention component 35 To prevent lateral flow, an impermeable wall must be provided between the two bioretention and detention components with water directed via piping from the overflow pits to the infiltration system to prevent short circuiting of filtrate through lateral flow and subsequent leaking out of untreated water 36 In conjunction with the submission of an application for Operational Works Approval for the subject site, provide and have endorsed by Council’s Delegate a detailed Maintenance Manual for all stormwater treatment devices proposed to be located on the subject site. The maintenance manual shall comply with the requirements of the Council’s Integrated Water Management Guidelines and the maintenance plan provisions of the WSUD Technical Design Guidelines for South East Queensland (Healthy Waterways, 2006) 37 In conjunction with the submission of an application for Operational Works Approval, provide detailed drawings showing the design of the signage that must be erected to educate the public of the function of the bioretention device(s). The dimensions, standard and presentation of construction and locations of such signage must be detailed on the drawings WASH-DOWN FACILITY 38 As part of the Operational Works (Roads and Drainage) application for the development, the detailed stormwater management plan to be submitted must depict a treatment device as deemed suitable by Unitywater’s Trade Waste Section for pretreatment of effluent from the wash-down bay prior to its release to sewer 39 Waste water from wash down operations must be directed to the sewerage system under the conditions of a Trade Waste Permit Page 115
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