Fairfield Traffic & Access Conditions

12. Waste Management Requirements Before the issue of the relevant Construction Certificate, the following requirements must be met, for the whole development at the site, including but not limited to all units approved under Development Consent No. DA 687/2014 and approved under the subject consent: a) All integrated on-site waste and recycling storage and collection infrastructure to incorporate the following infrastructure, including but not limited to:  Room to be free from internal pylons, obstructions and other external services  Mechanical ventilation  Automated lighting  Hold and cold-water taps  Bunded wash bays  Drainage connected to the sewer  Minimum unobstructed internal…

83. Waste Collection Restriction and Public Positive Covenant Before the issue of an occupation certificate for the development, a restriction and public positive covenant in terms that have been approved in writing by the Council must be registered, in accordance with section 88E of the Conveyancing Act 1919, against the title of the property relating to the development, which will ensure: (a) The registered proprietor and any user or occupier permits the Council and any entity engaged by the Council to enter upon the land with or without vehicles for: • the purpose of the removal of waste from the land and to remain upon the land for a reasonable time for the purpose of such removal. •…

5. Construction Site and Traffic Management Plan Before the issue of a Construction Certificate, a construction site and traffic management plan is prepared and provided to the certifier. The applicant shall advise Council in writing if there is a change to the Construction Traffic Management Plan previously approved by Council’s Traffic and Transport Branch, under DA 687.1/2014. Page 7 of 40 18626402.1 ATTACHMENT * The plan must include the following matters: a) The location and materials for protective fencing and hoardings to the perimeter on the site b) Provisions for public safety c) Pedestrian and vehicular site access points and construction activity zones d) Details of construction…

15. Construction Site Management Plan Before the issue of a Construction Certificate, a construction site management plan is prepared and provided to the certifier. The plan must include the following matters: a) The location and materials for protective fencing and hoardings to the perimeter on the site b) Provisions for public safety c) Pedestrian and vehicular site access points and construction activity zones d) Details of construction traffic management including: i) Proposed truck movements to and from the site; ii) Estimated frequency of truck movements; and iii) Measures to ensure pedestrian safety near the site; e) The protective measures for the preservation of trees on-site and…

3. Construction Site Management Plan Before the issue of a Construction Certificate, a construction site management plan is prepared and provided to the certifier. The plan must include the following matters: a) The location and materials for protective fencing and hoardings to the perimeter on the site b) Provisions for public safety c) Pedestrian and vehicular site access points and construction activity zones d) Details of construction traffic management including: i) Proposed truck movements to and from the site; ii) Estimated frequency of truck movements; and Page 2 of 14 ATTACHMENT A iii) Measures to ensure pedestrian safety near the site; e) The protective measures for the…

49. Deliveries Vehicles servicing the site shall comply with the following requirements: a. All vehicular entries and exits shall be made in a forward direction. b. All vehicles awaiting loading, unloading, or servicing shall be parked on site and not on adjacent or nearby public roads. Page 16 of 23 ATTACHMENT A c. All deliveries to the premises shall be made to the designated loading bays provided on- site. Service vehicles shall not park at locations where they will obstruct the flow of traffic into, within and out of the site. d. Signs and line marking shall be installed to differentiate the loading and manoeuvring areas and to assist with vehicle movements within the site. e. The…

2. Modification of Development Consent No. 687.1/2014 Pursuant to Section 4.17(1)(b) and (5) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979, Development Consent No. 687.1/2014 granted by Sydney West Joint Regional Planning Panel is required to be modified as necessary so that it is consistent with this development consent. The required modifications to the consent are as follows: a) A condition is to be inserted into Development Consent No. 687.1/2014 in the following terms: “Despite any provision of this development consent, this consent does not authorise or require anything that is inconsistent with the development approved under Development Consent No. 69.1/2024 and to the extent…

6. Deliveries Vehicles servicing the site shall comply with the following requirements: a. All vehicular entries and exits shall be made in a forward direction. b. All vehicles awaiting loading, unloading, or servicing shall be parked on site and not on adjacent or nearby public roads. c. No more than six (6) delivery vehicles shall be located on the premises at any given time. d. No truck parking shall occur onsite. e. No vehicle larger than a 19-metre-long articulated vehicle shall be used to service the site at any given time. f. All deliveries to the premises shall be made to the loading bays provided. g. No more than thirty-three (33) waste deliveries shall be made to the premises per…

27. Carparking – General a. The provision and maintenance of the following number of car parking spaces in accordance with Fairfield City Wide Development Control Plan, 2024 – Car Parking, Vehicle and Access Management - Chapter 12: i. Fifty-nine (59) off-street car parking spaces for staff and visitors including, ii. Two (2) off-street accessible car space in accordance with AS 2890.6. b. Each space shall be permanently line marked and maintained free from obstruction at all times. Staff, company and visitors vehicles shall be parked in the spaces provided on the subject premises and not on adjacent footway or landscaping areas. c. The car parking spaces within the back-of-house loading…

21. Carparking – General a. The provision and maintenance of the following number of car parking spaces in accordance with Fairfield City Wide Development Control Plan, 2013 – Car Parking, Vehicle and Access Management - Chapter 12: i. Eleven (11) off-street car parking spaces for staff and visitors, ii. One (1) off-street accessible car space in accordance with AS 2890.6. Page 8 of 15 ATTACHMENT R b. Each space shall be permanently line marked and maintained free from obstruction at all times. Staff, company and visitors vehicles shall be parked in the spaces provided on the subject premises and not on adjacent footway or landscaping areas. c. All car parking spaces shall be made available…

50. Carparking – General The provision and maintenance of the following number of car parking spaces in accordance with Fairfield City Wide Development Control Plan, 2013 – Car Parking, Vehicle and Access Management - Chapter 12: i. Two-hundred and nine (209) off-street car parking spaces for staff and visitors, including ii. Four (4) off-street accessible car space in accordance with AS 2890.6. Each space shall be permanently line marked and maintained free from obstruction at all times. Staff, company and visitors vehicles shall be parked in the spaces provided on the subject premises and not on adjacent footway or landscaping areas. All car parking spaces shall be made available to staff…

5. Carparking – General a. The provision and maintenance of the following number of car parking spaces in accordance with Fairfield City Wide Development Control Plan, 2013 – Car Parking, Vehicle and Access Management - Chapter 12: i. Twenty-two (22) off-street car parking spaces for staff and visitors, ii. One (1) off-street accessible car space in accordance with AS 2890.6. b. Each space shall be permanently line marked and maintained free from obstruction at all times. Staff, company and visitors vehicles shall be parked in the spaces provided on the subject premises and not on adjacent footway or landscaping areas. c. All car parking spaces shall be made available to staff and visitors…

22. Carparking – General a. The provision and maintenance of the following number of car parking spaces in accordance with Fairfield City Wide Development Control Plan, 2013 – Car Parking, Vehicle and Access Management - Chapter 12: i. Eleven (11) off-street car parking spaces for staff and visitors, ii. One (1) off-street accessible car space in accordance with AS 2890.6. b. Each space shall be permanently line marked and maintained free from obstruction at all times. Staff, company and visitors vehicles shall be parked in the spaces provided on the subject premises and not on adjacent footway or landscaping areas. c. All car parking spaces shall be made available to staff and visitors to…

99. Deliveries and Servicing Vehicles servicing the site shall comply with the following requirements: a. All vehicular entries and exits shall be made in a forward direction. b. All vehicles awaiting loading, unloading, or servicing shall be parked on site and not on adjacent or nearby public roads. c. No vehicles larger than a 12.5 metre truck shall be used for the servicing or operations of this development. d. All truck deliveries to the premises shall be made to the at-grade loading bay provided within the site. e. All service vehicles shall reverse into the on-site loading bay then exit the loading bay in a forward direction. f. Deliveries and waste collection shall only be carried…

24. Deliveries Vehicles servicing the site shall comply with the following requirements: a. All vehicular entries and exits shall be made in a forward direction. b. All vehicles awaiting loading, unloading, or servicing shall be parked on site and not on adjacent or nearby public roads. c. All deliveries to the premises shall be made to the rear loading bays provided. Page 9 of 17 ATTACHMENT R d. All vehicles awaiting loading or unloading shall be parked on site and not on adjacent or nearby public roads. e. No vehicle larger than a 13.9m semi-trailer shall service the premises. f. Deliveries to the premises shall occur between Monday to Friday, 6:00am – 6:00pm. Reason: To ensure the…

23. Deliveries Vehicles servicing the site shall comply with the following requirements: a. All vehicular entries and exits shall be made in a forward direction. b. All vehicles awaiting loading, unloading, or servicing shall be parked on site and not on adjacent or nearby public roads. c. All deliveries to the premises shall be made to the rear loading bays provided. d. All vehicles awaiting loading or unloading shall be parked on site and not on adjacent or nearby public roads. e. No vehicle larger than a 13.9m semi-trailer shall service the premises. f. Deliveries to the premises shall occur between Monday to Friday, 6:00am – 6:00pm. Reason: To ensure the amenity of surrounding…

22. Carparking – General a. The provision and maintenance of the following number of car parking spaces in accordance with Fairfield City Wide Development Control Plan, 2024 – Car Parking, Vehicle and Access Management - Chapter 12: i. Six (6) parking bays for the purposes of unloading goods/waste located inside the building for customers ii. Three (3) parking spaces for staff only. b. All car parking spaces and driveways shall be designed in accordance with AS2890.2. c. All parking bays shall always be maintained free from any obstructions. d. All parking bays shall always be made available to customers. Reason: To ensure compliance with Fairfield City Wide Development Control Plan 2024.…

36. Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) The attached Environment Protection Authority General Terms of Approval shall be complied with at all times. NB: The EPA General Terms of Approval DO NOT constitute a license under the Protection of the Environment Operations (POEO) Act 1997. The applicant is required to obtain a license Page 12 of 17 ATTACHMENT R from the EPA for the approved development pursuant to the POEO Act 1997, prior to the commencement of any construction works, or any works or processes associated with the proposed development. Reason: To protect the natural environment and ensure the development complies with the EPA General Terms of Approval.

35. Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) The attached Environment Protection Authority General Terms of Approval shall be complied with at all times. NB: The EPA General Terms of Approval DO NOT constitute a license under the Protection of the Environment Operations (POEO) Act 1997. The applicant is required to obtain a license from the EPA for the approved development pursuant to the POEO Act 1997, prior to the commencement of any construction works, or any works or processes associated with the proposed development. Reason: To protect the natural environment and ensure the development complies with the EPA General Terms of Approval.

18. Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) The attached Environment Protection Authority General Terms of Approval shall be complied with at all times. NB: The EPA General Terms of Approval DO NOT constitute a license under the Protection of the Environment Operations (POEO) Act 1997. The applicant is required to obtain a license from the EPA for the approved development pursuant to the POEO Act 1997, prior to the commencement of any construction works, or any works or processes associated with the proposed development. Reason: To protect the natural environment and ensure the development complies with the EPA General Terms of Approval.

23. Deliveries Vehicles servicing the site shall comply with the following requirements: a. All vehicular entries and exits shall be made in a forward direction. b. All vehicles awaiting loading, unloading, or servicing shall be parked on site and not on adjacent or nearby public roads. c. No vehicle larger than a 6.025m small-rigid vehicle shall access the premises at any given time. d. All deliveries to the premises shall be made to the designated loading area inside the building. Reason: To ensure the amenity of surrounding properties and ensure safe loading and unloading practices.

26. Driveway Grades The grades of the driveway, including transitions, must comply with Australian Standard 2890.1 (2004) – “Off-Street Car Parking” to prevent the underside of the vehicles scraping. Details are to be provided with the application for a Construction Certificate. Reason: To provide suitable vehicle access without disruption to pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

5. A Road Occupancy Licence (ROL) should be obtained from Transport Management Centre (TMC) for any works that may impact on traffic flows on Victoria Street during construction activities. A ROL can be obtained through https://myrta.com/oplinc2/pages/security/oplincLogin.jsf. Reason: To comply with TfNSW’s requirements. BEFORE THE ISSUE OF A CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE

8. Amended Loading Management Plan Before the issue of a Construction Certificate, the applicant shall submit and obtain written approval from Fairfield City Council, swept path diagrams in an amended Loading Management Plan to demonstrate an SRV and an HRV can access the loading bay simultaneously. Reason: To ensure there is adequate manoeuvrability.

2. Water NSW The application must comply at all times with the General Terms of Approval, issued by WaterNSW, dated 14 November 2024, attached at the end of this development consent. Reason: To comply with WaterNSW requirements.

11. Speed limits onsite are to be enforced in accordance with the approved Traffic Impact Assessment as required per Condition No. 1 of this consent.

3. Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) Requirements The application shall comply with the following TFNSW requirements at all times:

9. Delivery vehicles shall not idle for more than the time taken to open the access door.