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Planning Authority
COMMENT
The application involves a staged residential subdivision of land located on the southwestern
side of Belton Street, Wynyard towards the western end of the Wynyard
township. The site is adjacent to existing residential development to the north and is
currently zoned Residential under the Waratah-Wynyard Planning Scheme 2000. The
title has an area of 2.891 hectares and it is proposed to subdivide the land into 43
residential allotments. The proposed lots range between 451m 2 to 3635 2 in size. Access
to the lots is proposed to be via Belton Street, Wynyard.
The proposal before Council is a discretionary application and is assessed against the
provisions of the Planning Scheme, in particular Part 6.0 with respect to subdivision in
the Residential Zone. The applicant has demonstrated full compliance with the relevant
Acceptable Solutions and Performance Criteria.
It is therefore recommended that the Planning Authority grant approval for a Subdivision
– 43 Lots - Reliance on Performance Criteria under the Residential Zone Provisions at
Belton Street, Wynyard (CT 161377/3) , subject to conditions.
MOVED BY
SECONDED BY
CR BRAMICH
CR DUNIAM
That the Planning Authority grant approval for a Subdivision – 43 Lots - Reliance on
Performance Criteria under the Residential Zone Provisions at Belton Street, Wynyard
(CT 161377/3), subject to the following conditions:-
PART A CONDITIONS:
1. The development/use, as shown on the endorsed plan(s) and described in the
application, is not to be altered or modified for any reason without the consent
of the Planning Authority.
2. All costs associated with the proposed development including those related to
infrastructure extensions or upgrades to Council assets are to be met by the
Developer.
3. The dam on lots 31, 32 and 41 is to be filled in and compacted in accordance
with AS 3798, so as to ensure an ‘M’ site classification under AS 2870.
The open channel is to be re-established with native vegetation planted where
earthworks disturb existing vegetation, to the satisfaction of the Executive
Manager Engineering Services.
Waratah-Wynyard Council – Minutes Ordinary Meeting – 19 November 2012 – Page 126