No Probable Solution prescribed Sample Clauses
The 'No Probable Solution prescribed' clause indicates that, in the context of the agreement, no specific remedy or course of action has been outlined for a particular issue or scenario. In practice, this means that if the situation described by the clause arises, the parties are not contractually bound to follow a predetermined solution and may need to negotiate or seek alternative resolutions. This clause serves to acknowledge the uncertainty or complexity of certain issues, ensuring that the contract does not impose an impractical or ill-fitting remedy, and instead leaves room for flexibility in addressing unforeseen problems.
No Probable Solution prescribed. A bin storage area is located proximal to the site entry, screened by adjacent landscaping. On-site refuse collection is therefore able to be achieved with the engineering plans demonstrating adequate space for refuse collection vehicles to manoeuvre on-site (refer Callibre drawing 16-000432-DA09). A combination of bulk bins is proposed to cater to the varying forms of waste generated by the use and to encourage opportunities for recycling and waste minimisation.
No Probable Solution prescribed. Complies. The proposed site coverage of the tower element is significantly less than that permitted by Map 13A of the DPAP, given the proposal to deliver a building on an east- west axis.
No Probable Solution prescribed. Complies. The primary active frontage areas along Bokarina Blvd and Longboard Pde comprise activities that will ▇▇▇▇▇▇ casual, social and business interaction for extended periods by way of the northern retail tenancies and the generous residential lobby along the eastern frontage. As shown on the elevational drawings, built form at the ground plane along these frontages will be characterised by extensive glazing and openings (e.g. operable bi-fold doors). As above the primary pedestrian entry to the residential component is provided from the Longboard Pde frontage adjacent to the beach entry. At ground level, buildings with frontages identified on Map 11 (Active Frontages) of this document:
No Probable Solution prescribed. Complies. As above, the 4.5m wide through-site pedestrian link will afford all-hours access for pedestrians travelling between Kombi Street and Bokarina Blvd.
No Probable Solution prescribed. Complies. As notated on the ground floor plans, the retail tenancies will have the same floor levels as the adjoining pedestrian thoroughfares. Specific Outcome Probable Solution Site Development Plan Compliance
No Probable Solution prescribed. Not applicable. O15 Advertising Devices within the Detailed Planning Area are: (a) compliment, or at least do not unreasonably detract from the desirable characteristics of the natural and built environment; (b) designed and integrated so as to minimise visual clutter; and (c) constructed to satisfactory standards of public safety. S15.1 Advertising Devices are designed and located in accordance with Local Planning Policy PDLPP 7.0/01 – Siting and Design of Advertising Devices (Caloundra City Planning Scheme 1996). S15.2 Assessment level to be determined by applicable Site Development Plan. The Supplementary Table of Development Assessment nominates a number of signage options as being self-assessable, where designed in accordance with PDLPP 7.0/01.
No Probable Solution prescribed. Complies. A range of proposed plant species are nominated in the Landscape Concept Package prepared by Urbis, submitted as Supporting Information to this Site Development Plan.
No Probable Solution prescribed. Complies. The residential units provided above the ground storey facilitate casual surveillance of the adjoining streets and adjacent community facilities and parkland through the provision of generous balconies and extensive glazing to the north, eastern and southern facades.
No Probable Solution prescribed. Complies. Separate bin stores are provided at ground level to allow for the separate collection and containment of refuse generated by the residential and retail components of the development, including separation of recyclate materials. The bin store areas have been located to allow for on-site collection by Council’s refuse contractor. O25 Adequate provision is made for refuse collection for all lots. S25.1 Lots that do not have a frontage readily serviceable by a refuse collection vehicle or have an irregular frontage are allocated concrete bin pads to Complies. The proposed development allows for on-site refuse collection, as demonstrated by the Specific Outcome Probable Solution Site Development Plan Compliance enable ease of access by refuse collection vehicles swept path analysis undertaken by TTM provided as Supporting Information to this SDP.
No Probable Solution prescribed. Complies. As above, the ground floor plans nominate the provision of a retail tenancy / tenancies that extend 15m along the Pedestrian Laneway frontage in accordance with Maps 11 & 13A of the DPAP. Specific Outcome Probable Solution Site Development Plan Compliance