Canada Bay Waste Management Conditions

2. Not carried out on Sundays or public holidays. Unless otherwise approved in writing by Council. Site work is not to be carried out outside of these times except where there is an emergency, or for urgent work directed by a police officer or a public authority. Condition reason: To protect the amenity of the surrounding area. 15 Implementation of the site management plans While site work is being carried out: 1. the measures required by the construction site management plan and the erosion and sediment control plan (plans) must be implemented at all times; and 2. a copy of these plans must be kept on site at all times and made available to Council officers upon request. Condition reason:…

Condition reason: Environmental protection 79 Internal Pavement Construction Prior to an Occupation Certificate being issued, a Certified Practicing Engineer (CPEng) must submit a design certificate to Canada Bay Council confirming that the internal pavement has been to accommodate a loaded heavy rigid waste collection vehicle. Condition reason: Waste Management 80 Mechanical Ventilation Upon completion of the mechanical installation and before issue of the Occupation Certificate, the designing engineer shall submit the following to the registered certifier: (a) A schedule indicating the air flows at each register. (b) A certificate detailing the systems compliance with AS 1668 Australian…

Condition reason: Servicing 101 Visitor Parking The visitor parking spaces must not at any time be allocated sold or leased to an individual owner/occupier and must be retained as common property by the Owners Corporation. Condition reason: Visitor Parking 102 Commencement of a domestic waste service Prior to the commencement of use, the property owner or agent acting for the owner must DA2023/0222 51 arrange an inspection of the waste storage area(s) and management facilities to arrange the commencement of a domestic waste service with Council. The time for the inspection must be arranged by the owner or approved building manager at least 7 days prior to the occupancy of the development.…

4. Waste Management Plan (WMP) The WMP indicates that waste collection personnel will need to travel along the 1:25 access ramp between the on-street “No Parking” zone and the bin holding room during warning light activation. With approximately 55 units, the development will require 20+ bins, meaning waste collection activities will occupy the ramp for at least 10 minutes, resulting in: i. Significant pedestrian safety risks ii. Ramp congestion iii. Conflict with vehicles attempting to enter or exit the site Due to these operational and safety concerns, Council will not support on-street waste collection, and basement HRV access must be provided. It is noted that, based on the swept path…

3. Waste Servicing and Vehicle Access Council does not support the proposed on-street waste collection arrangement (refer also to point 4 Waste Management Plan below). 105 Document Set ID: 8814790 Version: 5, Version Date: 13/02/2026 As per DCP B4.1 C11, to ensure safe and efficient waste servicing, the design must demonstrate that a 12.5m Heavy Rigid Vehicle (HRV) can access the basement waste collection/loading area. The following must be addressed: i. A swept path assessment showing an HRV entering and exiting the waste collection bay via the ramp in a forward direction. ii. A maximum three-point turn must be achievable for both entering and exiting manoeuvres. iii. The vehicle clearance…

4. Waste Servicing and Vehicle Access Council does not support the proposed on-street waste collection arrangement (refer also to point 4 ‘Waste Management Plan’ below). As per DCP B4.1 C11, to ensure safe and efficient waste servicing, the design must demonstrate that a 12.5m Heavy Rigid Vehicle (HRV) can access the basement waste collection/loading area. The following has not been addressed by the Applicant: i. A swept path assessment showing an HRV entering and exiting the waste collection bay via the ramp in a forward direction. ii. A maximum three-point turn must be achievable for both entering and exiting manoeuvres. iii. The vehicle clearance envelope must remain free of columns,…

As soon as practicable after a final fire safety certificate is issued, the owner of the building to which it relates: - • shall cause a copy of the certificate (together with a copy of the current fire safety schedule) to be given to the Commissioner of New South Wales Fire Brigades; and • shall cause a further copy of the certificate (together with a copy of the current fire safety schedule) to be permanently displayed in the building. Fire Safety Waste Management Plan Implementation The approved Waste Management Plan is to be implemented throughout the ongoing use of the development. Waste Management

6. All alternative water systems to be installed under these commitments (if any), must be installed in accordance with the requirements of all applicable regulatory authorities. NOTE: NSW Health does not recommend that stormwater, recycled water or private dam water be used to irrigate edible plants which are consumed raw, or that rainwater be used for human consumption in areas with potable water supply. Legend

1. Waste Management Plan (WMP) Council will not support on-street waste collection, and basement HRV access must be provided.

6. Waste Servicing and Vehicle Access Council does not support the proposed on-street waste collection