Ordinary 070530Minut.. - Shire of Shark Bay
Ordinary 070530Minut.. - Shire of Shark Bay
Ordinary 070530Minut.. - Shire of Shark Bay
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ORDINARY COUNCIL AGENDA - 30 MAY 2007 Page 30<br />
Location 59 Denham Road, Denham, for the purpose <strong>of</strong> referral and advertising subject to<br />
satisfactory agreement/approval and/or further information being obtained/provided and<br />
resolved to the satisfaction <strong>of</strong> Council during the course <strong>of</strong> the advertising period relative to<br />
the issues identified hereunder -<br />
1 Footpaths and Dual Use paths not identified on the plan or possible options, for<br />
linkages to <strong>Shire</strong>'s current infrastructure.<br />
2 Landscaping/Verge treatment not addressed in the plan.<br />
3 Further information is required on the positioning and aesthetic treatment <strong>of</strong><br />
stormwater compensation basins.<br />
4 Proposed and future road interfaces for this development and potential future<br />
development in this location requires careful consideration and also endorsement<br />
from Main Road WA.<br />
5 Consideration also needs to be given to what type <strong>of</strong> Tourist activity may be possible<br />
on the designated tourist sites and for the need to now, through the Outline<br />
Development Plan process identify future access and egress points as part <strong>of</strong> a<br />
collective road interface overview that can be endorsed.<br />
6 Barrier retaining walls need to be better identified with reference to construction<br />
material, height relativities to Monkey Mia Road and as separation between<br />
Tourist/Residential development.<br />
7 Council need to agree to accept Cash in Lieu <strong>of</strong> Public Open Space Provision and<br />
identify where that income would be directed and on what it would be expended as is<br />
required when agreeing to accept same.<br />
8 The Water Corporation in its submission to Town Planning Scheme No. 3 has<br />
identified the need for a 100 metre buffer between a residential development and its<br />
Water Treatment Plant. This is an issue that will have to progress to satisfactory<br />
resolution through the advertising process.<br />
9. That Council will allow the Outline Development Plan/Subdivision to progress<br />
concurrently with the progress <strong>of</strong> the finalisation <strong>of</strong> Town Planning Scheme No. 3 and<br />
its intent for Special Use Zone 3 contained within Schedule 4 but with the proviso that<br />
a Scheme Amendment may have to be initiated if there are unforseen delays to the<br />
finalisation <strong>of</strong> Town Planning Scheme No. 3.<br />
This report now addresses the resolve <strong>of</strong> the above Council recommendation, considers<br />
any submissions received after the closure <strong>of</strong> the advertising period, and recommends<br />
conditional approval to allow the development to progress to the subdivision stage.<br />
Background<br />
At the close <strong>of</strong> the advertising period, being 4.00 pm 18 May 2007, no comments/<br />
submissions had been received in relation to the Outline Development Plan.<br />
Written confirmation has been received from the Water Corporation advising that its<br />
treatment plant will not be an impact on the proposed development.<br />
The following preliminary comments have been received from a traffic management<br />
consultant regarding the Outline Development Plan -<br />
• The intersection spaces <strong>of</strong> approximately 140 metres along Denham-Hamelin Road [Denham<br />
Road] (from Peron Road [Monkey Mia Road]to the proposed subdivision road) is probably<br />
acceptable (with the assumption that speed zoning can be modified if necessary).<br />
• However, it is not recommended to provide another intersection to the south in between these<br />
2 junctions. The road to the south would have to be opposite the road to the north, with a<br />
roundabout at the 4-way intersection.<br />
• It may be necessary to remove the proposed crossover for the 4,000 square metre Tourist<br />
Accommodation site <strong>of</strong>f Denham-Hamelin Road [Denham Road] (although this will depend<br />
on the level <strong>of</strong> traffic generation).