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Page 1299. 30/08/2004 MID MURRAY COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT PANEL MINUTES of the MEETING of the MID MURRAY COUNCIL DEVELOPME Page 1299. 30/08/2004 MID MURRAY COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT PANEL MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE MID MURRAY COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT PANEL HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, MAIN STREET, CAMBRAI ON MONDAY, 30TH AUGUST, 2004 PRESENT: IR Mann (Presiding Member), HE Knipe, DJ Burgess, IK Bormann, PA Campbell, R Mead and RS Bourne. IN ATTENDANCE: Mr KL Goldstone, Environmental Services Manager Mr GD Parsons, Development Officer - Planning COMMENCEMENT AND WELCOME: 10-17 AM The Presiding Member declared the meeting open and welcomed all members. APOLOGY: Was received from BJ Taylor. 1299/1 D Burgess moved that the apology be received. Seconded R Mead. CARRIED. CONFIRMATION OF PREVIOUS MINUTES: (Page 1258 – 26/07/2004) 1299/2 R Meade moved that the Minutes of the Mid Murray Council Development Assessment Panel Meeting held on 26th July 2004, be taken as read and confirmed. Seconded D Burgess. CARRIED. DEVELOPMENT REPORT: See Minute Book Pages 1302 – 1345. 1299/3 H Knipe moved that the report be received. Seconded R Bourne. CARRIED. Page 1300. 30/08/2004 BUSINESS ARISING FROM REPORT: Development Application – P Edwards 1300/1 D Burgess moved that the Development Assessment Panel accepts the amended plan dated 08/07/2004 in regard to Development Application 711/D517/03 satisfies the requirements of Council’s Development Plan and authorises staff to: (i) formulate/negotiate appropriate conditions, inclusive of the deletion of the 1.0 metre wide reserve at the end of the proposed road reserve, and (ii) advise the ERD Court of the Panel’s willingness to reach agreement in terms of acceptance and approval of the amended plan. Seconded R Mead. CARRIED. Development Application – W & I Kocza 1300/2 P Campbell moved that the Development Assessment Panel having formed the opinion Development Application 711/49/04 is not seriously at variance with Council’s Development Plan, authorise the issue of Provisional Development Plan Consent under delegated authority subject to the attachment of relevant conditions including those relating to location and screening of the proposed dwelling. Seconded R Mead. CARRIED. Development Application – W & I Kocza 1300/3 D Burgess moved that pursuant to Section 33 (1)(a) of the Development Act, 1993 Provisional Development Plan Consent be refused to Development Application 711/50/04 due to the development application’s non-compliance with the following objectives and principles of development control as detailed in the Development Plan: • Council Wide Objectives 2, 32, 33, 34 • Rural Zone Principles of Development Control 1, 24, 29 • Hills Policy Area Objective 1 • Hills Policy Area Principle of Development Control 1 Seconded I Bormann. CARRIED. LATE CORRESPONDENCE: Nil OTHER BUSINESS: Nil NEXT MEETING: To be held in the Council Chambers, Main Street, Cambrai on Monday, 27th September, 2004 commencing at 10.00am. Page 1301. 30/08/2004 CLOSURE: The Presiding Member thanked all Panel members for their involvement and input to Panel deliberations over the past term and closed the meeting at 11-08 AM. PRESIDING MEMBER . DATE Page 1302. 30/08/2004 MID MURRAY COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT PANEL DEVELOPMENT REPORT Development Report for the Meeting of the Mid Murray Council Development Assessment Panel, to be held in the Council Chambers, Main Street, Cambrai on Monday, 30th August 2004. A. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING THE REPORTING PERIOD Development Applications RECEIVED during the Reporting Period of 15th July 2004 to 16th August 2004. Development No. 711/320/04 Name DJ Craig Location Lot 90 of D33358, Section 193, Marks Landing Shack Road, Marks Shacks, Hundred of Nildottie Description Replacement Dwelling Date Received 15.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/321/04 Name S Hicks Location Lot 96 of F214772, Victoria Street, Mannum, Hundred of Finniss Description Shed Date Received 16.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/322/04 Name T Treadwell Location Lot 96 of F214772, Victoria Street, Mannum, Hundred of Finniss Description Shed Date Received 16.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/323/04 Name JL & JK Gaborit Location Section 333, Belvedere Road, Hundred of Finniss Description Shed Date Received 16.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 1303. 30/08/2004 DEVELOPMENT REPORT CONT’D A. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING THE REPORTING PERIOD CONT’D Development No. 711/324/04 Name PD Farquhar Location Lot 45, Part Section K, Teal Flat Shack Road, Teal Flat, Hundred of Ridley Description Garage Date Received 15.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/327/04 Name B Horley Location Section 169, Pelde Street, Punyelroo, Hundred of Fisher Description Dwelling Date Received 20.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/328/04 Name B & S Wachtel Location F170201, Piece 112, Palmer-Monarto Road, Hundred of Tungkillo Description Garage Date Received 20.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/329/04 Name Herrmann Holdings Pty Ltd Location Lot 1 of D60682, Punyelroo Road, Punyelroo, Hundred of Fisher Description Shed Date Received 20.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/330/04 Name Piranha Property Trust Location Lot 1 of D63315, King George Street, Mannum, Hundred of Finniss Description Change of Land Use Date Received 20.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/331/04 Name CO & HJ Palmer Location Lot 67 of D56261, Armstrong Street, Shacksite Reserve, Hundred of Skurray Description Dwelling Alterations Date Received 20.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 1304. 30/08/2004 DEVELOPMENT REPORT CONT’D A. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING THE REPORTING PERIOD CONT’D Development No. 711/332/04 Name MS & BT Tincknell Location Lot 5 of F121489, River Lane, Mannum, Hundred of Finniss Description Dwelling Additions Date Received 19.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/333/04 Name Piranha Property Trust Location Lot 53 of D1823, Queen Mary Street, Mannum, Hundred of Finniss Description Relocate Transportable Dwelling Date Received 19.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/334/04 Name T Gundlach Location Lot 45 of F101168, Section 42, Page Drive, Riverbanks Estate, Hundred of Skurray Description Alteration to Riverbank Date Received 19.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/335/04 Name GR & JE Miller Location Section 624, Rocky Point Landing Road, Rocky Point Landing, Hundred of Ridley Description Quaker Barn Date Received 21.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/336/04 Name I Shaughnessy Location Lot 3 of 1454, Part Section 165, Schilling Road, Halfway House Road Sub Division, Hundred of Anna Description Shed - Club Room Date Received 21.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/337/04 Name DC & PJ Hickey Location Lot 104 of D59373, Government Road, Hundred of Beatty Description Farm Shed Date Received 22.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Page 1305. 30/08/2004 DEVELOPMENT REPORT CONT’D A. DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS RECEIVED DURING THE REPORTING PERIOD CONT’D Development No. 711/338/04 Name S Daniel Location Lot 69 of D46119, Charles Street, Caloote, Hundred of Finniss Description Shed Date Received 22.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/339/04 Name M Lampe Location Lot 8 of D28502, Section 476, Government Road, Hundred of Eba Description Caravan Annexe Date Received 22.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/340/04 Name DV & JA Zadow Location Lot 63 of D46119, Zadow Road, Hundred of Finniss Description Dwelling Date Received 23.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/341/04 Name IT Hunter Location Lot 93 of D33358, Section 193, Marks Landing Shack Road, Marks Shacks, Hundred of Nildottie Description Deck Extension Date Received 23.07.2004 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Development No. 711/342/04 Name DL & JE Stillwell Location Lot 36 of D5793, Part Section 299, Rob Loxton Road, Walker Flat, Hundred of Ridley Description Dwelling Additions Date Received 26.07.2004 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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