Waverley Traffic & Access Conditions

8. GROUND FLOOR PAVED AREA TO REAR RETAIL /COMMERCIAL FLOOR SPACE The rear ground floor paved area adjoining retail tenancies 02 and 03 as shown on drawing DA100 rev R, is not approved for any use or activity. This area, and the adjoining ground floor retail/commercial floor space must be subject to separate development application(s) for use. Any ground floor commercial/retail use(s) that propose to include the rear paved area must include a Plan of Management for the use of this space detailing actions and responsibilities to minimise noise potentially generated and with the potential to cause disturbance to adjoining residential dwellings and to apartments within the building. The Plan…

61. TREES PERMITTED TO BE REMOVED AND TREES TO BE PROTECTED The following trees to be removed and protected as per the Arboricultural Impact Assessment Report, prepared by RedGum Horticultural, dated 23 August 2022; Tree Species Location Action Tree 1: Morus nigra (Mulberry Neighbouring property Retain and protect tree) Tree 2: Syagrus Neighbouring property Retain and protect romanzoffianum (Cocos palm) Tree 3: Araucaria columnaris On site Remove as per Arborist Report (cook island pine) Tree 4: Quercus robur (English On site Remove as per Arborist Report oak) Tree 5: Strelitzia Nicolai (Giant Neighbouring property Retain and protect White Bird of Paradise) Tree 6: Syagrus On site Remove as…

3. POST CONSENT CONDITIONS REQUIRING COUNCIL INPUT Various conditions require further input, review or approval by Council in order to be satisfied following the determination of the application (that is, post consent). In those instances, please adhere to the following process to avoid delays: • Please read your conditions carefully. • Information to be submitted to Council should be either via email to info@waverley.nsw.gov.au , in person (at Council’s Customer Service Centre) or via post service. • Attention the documentation to the relevant officer/position of Council (where known/specified in condition) • Include DA reference number • Include condition number/s seeking to be addressed…

3. POST CONSENT CONDITIONS REQUIRING COUNCIL INPUT Various conditions require further input, review or approval by Council in order to be satisfied following the determination of the application (that is, post consent). In those instances, please adhere to the following process to avoid delays: • Please read your conditions carefully. • Information to be submitted to Council should be either via email to info@waverley.nsw.gov.au , in person (at Council’s Customer Service Centre) or via post service. • Attention the documentation to the relevant officer/position of Council (where known/specified in condition) • Include DA reference number • Include condition number/s seeking to be addressed…

29. STRUCTURAL DOCUMENTATION (a) A construction management plan must be submitted to an independent, third party structural engineer and the project geotechnical engineer for approval. The engineers must have relevant experience, have chartered status with the Institute of Engineers Australia and be registered on the National Engineers Register. The construction management plan must incorporate and reflect the intent of the following documents: i. Geotechnical Investigation Report, G23385-1 prepared by Geotechnical Consultants Australia, dated 23 November 2023 Satisfaction of the third party structural engineer and project geotechnical engineer that the construction management plan will…

72. PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SERVICE ALTERATIONS Any utility services and all public infrastructure which require alteration due to works associated with the development, both internally and externally of the development boundary, must be altered at the Applicant’s expense. This includes both temporary and permanent alterations. Upon notifying Council, the Applicant must comply with the requirements (including financial costs) of the relevant utility service provider (e.g. Ausgrid, Sydney Water, Telstra, Transport for NSW or similar) in relation to any connections, repairs, relocations, replacements and/or adjustments to public infrastructure or services affected by the proposed works.…

50. GROUND ANCHORS Where any ground anchors (i.e., rock or sand anchors) are proposed to extend beyond the property boundary beneath roadways and other Council property, details must be submitted to Council and approved by the Executive Manager, Infrastructure Services (or delegate) and will be subject to fees. For further information regarding this, please contact assets@waverley.nsw.gov.au at (02) 9083 8655. Separate approval will be required for ground anchors beneath roadways governed by the Transport for NSW (TfNSW). Condition reason: Under the Roads Act 1993, any proposed part of the structure extending beyond the private property must be reviewed and approved by the Roads Authority…

99. HEADROOM CLEARANCE The headroom clearance on entry, within the basement level shall be a minimum of 3.0 metres to adequately accommodate a small rigid vehicle (SRV) head height of 2.8 metres. The headroom clearance within the accessible parking spaces and adjacent shared zones shall be a minimum of 2.5 metres. The headroom clearance on the ramp and for access to the loading bays shall be a minimum of 3.0 metres. Adequate information signage or treatments, up to and including low clearance signage at the entrance, and via information packets for prospective users, shall be provided to the satisfaction of Council. (Amended DA-472/2022/A)

63. VEHICULAR ACCESS - FINISHED LEVEL TO FOOTPATH The finished level at the property boundary on both sides of each vehicle crossing is to match the existing concrete footpath. D. PRIOR TO THE ISSUE OF AN OCCUPATION CERTIFICATE OR SUBDIVISION CERTIFICATE The requirements outlined in this section are to be provided to the satisfaction of the Principal Certifier in all instances, except where a condition explicitly specifies that the approval of Council or a Council Officer is required, prior to the issue of an Occupation Certificate or Subdivision Certificate, whichever applies. CERTIFICATES, LICENCES, EASEMENTS AND RESTRICTIONS

62. NEW VEHICLE CROSSING A new vehicle crossing is to be provided to access the proposed basement car park. A separate application is required for the vehicle crossing, with all work to be carried out with the approval of and in accordance with the requirements of Council. Note: Prior to the submission of the vehicle crossing application, works as executed drawings shall be submitted to Council for the approval of the Executive Manager Creating Waverley confirming the finished levels of the internal driveway between the property boundary and the garage floor comply with the approved driveway long sections.

30. CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN (CTMP) The applicant is to submit a Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP) for the approval of Council’s Executive Manager, Infrastructure Services, or delegate, prior to the issue of any Construction Certificate. For further information on what is required in the CTMP, please refer to Council’s website at: https://www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/building/development_applications/post_d etermination/development_applications_-_conditions_of_consent Condition reason: To minimise disruption to local traffic. DA-22/2024

18. CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN (CTMP) The applicant is to submit a Construction Traffic Management Plan (CTMP) for the approval of Council’s Executive Manager, Infrastructure Services, or delegate, prior to the issue of any Construction Certificate. For further information on what is required in the CTMP, please refer to Council’s website at: https://www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/building/development_applications/post_deter mination/development_applications_-_conditions_of_consent Condition reason: To minimise disruption to local traffic.

69. NEW VEHICLE CROSSING Three new vehicle crossings are to be provided to access the porte cochere and proposed basement car park. A separate application is required for the vehicle crossings, with all work to be carried out with the approval of and in accordance with the requirements of Council. The proposed vehicle crossing to the basement car park is to be maximum 6 metres wide at the property boundary. Condition reason: To ensure an appropriate vehicle crossing is constructed.

113. V EHICLE ACCESS All vehicles including service vehicles entering and exiting the building are to do so in a forward direction. - Any vehicle utilising a car, motorcycle or bicycle space is to be parked fully within the confines of the site and is not to park over the public footway at any time. Condition reason: To ensure safe manoeuvring of vehicles.

70. EXISTING VEHICLE CROSSINGS ARE TO BE CLOSED The existing vehicle crossings are to be closed and all work associated with the closure is to be carried out with the approval of, and in accordance with, the requirements of Council. Condition reason: To ensure redundant vehicle crossings are closed to provide on-street parking.

96. VEHICLE ACCESS All vehicles including service vehicles entering and exiting the building are to do so in a forward direction. Any vehicle utilising a car, motorcycle or bicycle space is to be parked fully within the confines of the site and is not to park over the public footway at any time.

71. VEHICLE CROSSINGS – FINISHED LEVEL The finished level at the property boundary on both sides of the vehicle crossing is to match the level of the existing concrete footpath. DA-22/2024 Condition reason: To ensure an appropriate vehicle crossing is constructed.