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Works Approval Report.pdf - the National Capital Authority

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Campbell Section 5 - <strong>Works</strong> <strong>Approval</strong> Project Ref: 110029Prepared for <strong>the</strong> Land Development Agency1.3 BackgroundCardno has been engaged by <strong>the</strong> ACT Government’s Land Development Agency (LDA) to provideengineering consultancy and construction supervision services for a mixed-use, urban developmentin Campbell. The proposed development is located within <strong>the</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Capital</strong> <strong>Authority</strong>’s (NCA’s)planning jurisdiction and <strong>the</strong>refore requires NCA <strong>Works</strong> <strong>Approval</strong>.Cardno with its appointed sub-consultants Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects, Jane IrwinLandscape Architecture (JILA), The Expert Client (TEC), CB Richard Ellis (CBRE), LANDdata, andDouglas Partners have produced this <strong>Works</strong> <strong>Approval</strong> report and associated drawings.In 2011, <strong>the</strong> LDA consulted with <strong>the</strong> NCA to discuss <strong>the</strong> development of Campbell Section 5. TheNCA supported <strong>the</strong> general proposal to reconsider <strong>the</strong> land use boundaries for Campbell Section 5,with a view to reducing <strong>the</strong> impact of a multi-storey development on adjacent single storey housing.The NCA agreed to prepare an amendment to <strong>the</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Capital</strong> Plan (NCP) reflecting <strong>the</strong>sechanges.The LDA prepared a number of Concept Options for <strong>the</strong> development of <strong>the</strong> site, based on <strong>the</strong>design principles of <strong>the</strong> NCP. Through community engagement, including a Project ReferenceGroup, a Preferred Concept Master Plan was developed. The Concept Master Plan was fur<strong>the</strong>rdeveloped into a Draft Master Plan, which has informed <strong>the</strong> necessary changes to <strong>the</strong> NCP.The Draft Master Plan <strong>Report</strong>, prepared by Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects and Jane IrwinLandscape Architecture for <strong>the</strong> LDA, is available on <strong>the</strong> NCA website at www.nationalcapital.gov.au.In June 2012, a draft of this report and drawings was distributed to <strong>the</strong> LDA, NCA, TAMS and o<strong>the</strong>rkey stakeholders for comment. The feedback attained from this consultation has been incorporatedinto <strong>the</strong> design where possible. Generally, <strong>the</strong> design does meet <strong>the</strong> stakeholder requirements,although areas that may be deemed deficient include <strong>the</strong> location of new street trees in <strong>the</strong> vergeand some tree species selection. The stakeholder comments and project team responses can befound in Section 10 of this report.Several road improvement projects adjacent to <strong>the</strong> Campbell Section 5 development are due to beundertaken and completed by <strong>the</strong> NCA, ACT Government and ASIO prior to <strong>the</strong> works outlined inthis report. It is expected that <strong>the</strong> proposed timing of <strong>the</strong> Campbell Section 5 works should avoid anysignificant construction co-ordination issues.Cardno has been advised of long-term proposals (>8 years) by <strong>the</strong> NCA and ACT Government forextensive changes to Constitution Avenue fronting <strong>the</strong> Campbell Section 5 development. It isintended that a planted WSUD median be introduced along Constitution Avenue toge<strong>the</strong>r withalterations to <strong>the</strong> carriageway and sou<strong>the</strong>rn verge.November 2012 Cardno 2

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