Development Application Leads

The site will be un-manned and largely monitored remotely with some local oversight. As required by SA DG Regulations the Outdoor Payment Terminal (OPT) has a built-in emergency response call button that alerts a service provider to respond as necessary to a fault or incident as identified by the user. The facility operates 24/7 with OPT. There will be total of 3 Fuel Bowsers, 1x 3 Hose MPP (ULP/PULP/DIST) on the inside lane & 1 Dual ULP/DIST 1DUAL DIST/ADBLUE on the roadside. The underground fuel storage tanks will be designed and installed with double walled tanks with a leak detection system in accordance with AS 4897-2008. The traffic is local cars & 4x4s, tourist traffic with caravans and the occasional truck up to 36.5 metres.

2 Agricultural Buildings

Agricultural building

Currently undergoing an internal house renovation, and wish to extend the front verandah out 4.5m to provide extra shade from West setting sun in summer, and create a space that we can sit and entertain. We believe the extension and change of roof line will improve the look and function of the house. We are replacing the existing house roof tiles, with a corrugated iron replacement, and this is the best time to create this extension.

CARPORT

Stratco Shed. 8.416m x 6.5m x 3.9m eave height

VERANDAH

15.1m x 12.1m Alpha industries shed to be installed on the property at 23 West Terrace Orroroo 5431

The division of the land into two allotments so that each of the residences on the property are on separate allotments. Each proposed allotment has its own existing septic tank, and there are separate driveways for each of the proposed allotments.

storage shed for home

The erection of a shed for domestic use. I am purchasing a new Australian steel shed from Olympic Industries. The shed is a 'typical garage' with a roller door for vehicle access facing the street, two doors and two windows. It will have a concrete floor. I propose a 600mm concrete path on both long sides of the shed and a 5000mm wide concrete driveway from the roller door to the front boundary. I have intentionally chosen a shed large enough to accommodate a solar system on its roof, and a solar battery inside, rather than spoiling the visual integrity of the property's 100-year-old residence. I will be connecting the shed to rainwater storage tanks placed behind and in line with the shed, parallel to the southwest boundary fence. The shed may garage motor vehicles and/or a motorhome, lawnmowers and gardening equipment, store household items and be used for various craft and creative activities. As indicated on the plan, an old, unsound shed/lean-to is currently being dismantled.

Swimming Pool

Our plan is to construct a new shed/garage: The primary garage will feature a concrete floor, a single large roller door, and PA access doors on the walls leading to lean-tos at the rear. It will contain: • A storage area at one end • Parking space for a car/s • Space for a camper or caravan Noting that it requires sufficient height to accommodate a van with a height of 3.2 meters Lean-to A has concrete floor and sliding glass door at front for external access and will be utilized as an Art Studio Space. Lean-to B will have concreted posts and a gravel floor. It will be utilized as a greenhouse/aviary. The site is mostly flat, so only minimal preparation will be needed. As part of the development, the freestanding carport located on the eastern side of the current garage will be demolished; both of these buildings are visible in the Google Earth view. The existing garage—identified by its solar panels—will not be removed, but instead used as a tool shed, hobby workshop, or storage area because it is too low for our cars or a caravan. Vegetation on the neighbouring property will screen the new shed from the back of the neighbour's house, providing visual separation. The shed is well spaced from the side boundaries and is not close to any septic tanks.

Division of land into two allotments, with the smaller allotment comprised of approximately 6470 square metres.

Renewable Energy Facility (Solar Farm and BESS)

verandah to rear of house

Development Application Narrative – 184 West Terrace, Carrieton SA 5432 Proposal: Install a single-storey expandable transportable dwelling (Class 1a), associated site works, 22,500 L static water tank, off-grid power system in a small shed, onsite wastewater system, and a 10 m × 6 m open carport/pergola with Colorbond roof. Site & access: Vacant township allotment with no vegetation or trees. Wire fencing to all boundaries with a vehicular gate on the front (West Terrace) boundary at the RHS. Front road is unsealed (gravel). No sewer or grid power. Dwelling: Factory-built expandable unit to be permanently installed and certified as Class 1a. Dimensions when expanded: 11,800 mm × 6,540 mm (˜77 m²). Setbacks: 18.0 m to front; 3.0 m to RHS boundary (maintained as a clear vehicle/CFS access corridor to rear); LHS and rear as shown on the site plan. Footings and tie-downs will be engineered to NCC/AS 2870 based on a site classification. The unit is supplied with internal electrical and plumbing to Australian standards; all on-site works will be completed and certified by SA-licensed contractors. Water: One 22,500 L poly tank positioned approximately 2.0 m to the rear LHS of the dwelling on a compacted road-base pad. The 3.0 m RHS side setback provides all-weather vehicle access to the dwelling and rear carport. Surrounds at rear and turning areas will be finished in compacted road base. Carport/pergola & parking: 10 m × 6 m open treated-pine carport/pergola with Color bond roofing, engineered for local wind actions. Floor and immediate surrounds in compacted road base to provide all-weather parking and safe turning/egress via the RHS access. Services: • Power: Off-grid 48-V system inside a 2 m × 2 m weatherproof shed; installed/commissioned by a SA-licensed electrician with certificate of compliance. • Wastewater: Septic (black and grey water) designed/installed by a SA-licensed plumber, supported by soil/percolation testing and lodged for Wastewater Works Approval. • Stormwater: Roof water to tanks and/or on-site infiltration per engineer/plumber advice to prevent nuisance discharge. . Single-storey scale, generous 18 m front setback, and neat finishes maintain township character with no unreasonable overlooking or overshadowing. Earthworks are minor; house pad sits 450mm higher than natural ground and naturally reposes to the lower. Any disturbed areas will be stabilized or retained.

This application is to build onto my existing farm shed. The shed was originally designed with this in mind and will be manufactured and erected by the same manufacturer as the existing shed.

Verandah

Land Division - 2 into 31 Allotments comprising of Stage 1 - Allotments 1 to 6 and Reserve, Stage 2 - Allotments 25 to 31, Stage 3 - Allotments 7, 8, 17 to 24 and 1001 18th Street and Stage 4 - Allotments 9 to 16 and 1002 Public Road.