Council Minutes 16 April 2007 - Waratah-Wynyard Council

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In this case the floor area is the greater. The comment on the increased
availability of on street parking is accepted however, the cost of providing this
should be covered by the cash in lieu contribution of the developer.
The five (5) car parking spaces provided on site are for the existing retail
outlet (3) and the existing residential dwelling (2). The site is unable to make
provision for the seven (7) car parking spaces required for the proposed
development. It is considered acceptable that the developer be required to
make a cash in lieu contribution for all business car parking unable to be
provided on site.
A condition of approval is provided with this permit that prior to the
commencement of the use the applicant is to pay to Council cash in lieu for car
parking spaces not provided on site to the sum of $5,154. Calculation of
Value of Cash in Lieu for the seven (7) retail spaces unable to be provided is
as follows: Area of car parking spaces not provided = 100m 2 , divided by land
area 776m 2 X $40,000 (unimproved capital value of land) = $5,154 cash in
lieu requirement.
19.0 Signs
The development application details a sign – 1 metre high by 2 metres wide
(2.0 square metres) – that is to be mounted above the awning on the building’s
front façade facing Goldie Street. The sign is to state the business name,
business nature and contact phone number, and is to be constructed from
Colour Bond sheet metal in blue and white tones. The sign will not be
illuminated either internally or externally.
The following conditions form part of the permit:
No advertising signs other than those indicated in the development
proposal are to be erected without the approval of the Director
Development Services.
No part of the sign hereby permitted is be internally or externally
illuminated.
7. Risk
The applicant or the representor may appeal the Planning Authority’s decision
to the Resource Management and Planning Appeal Tribunal.
Waratah-Wynyard Council – Ordinary Meeting Minutes – 16 April 2007 Page 21