PROJECT:
Fast food premises with a drive-through. MCU (Impact) – 267-273 Browns plains road, Browns Plains
CLIENT:
Khagram International Pty Ltd
SERVICES PROVIDED:
Client requested Ross Heatley to secure approval to add fast food premises to their existing service station site to replace the existing mechanic’s workshop. The development application involved a complex information request from Council entailing consultants in:
- Economic Need Analysis
- Acoustic Impact
- Lighting impact
- Traffic Impact
- Stormwater management
- CPTED
PROJECT GALLERY:
BEFORE 
AFTER 
OVERVIEW
OUTCOME / TESTIMONIAL:
Council had suffered an expensive loss in Court on a nearby site and wished to ensure any approval on this site was warranted on economic needs grounds. Council was also concerned about potential environmental impact on adjacent residential uses. The site itself was zoned residential.
Ross Heatley utilised his extensive consultant(s) network and assembled an appropriately skilled multi-disciplinary team to make a convincing submission to counter Council’s reservations about the proposal.
A drone was used for imagery of existing view from neighbouring properties and project architects, TRG architecture, superimposed imagery of completed works for public review.
A semi-enclosed ‘tunnel’ was employed so as to ameliorate light/noise impact to nearby residential uses.
Ross Heatley was engaged as a Town Planner for my family property company on 2 x projects. I found Ross’s service delivery to be very professional, efficient and effective. He was very punctual in all meetings, kept us informed of all matters he was responsible in overseeing, worked in a friendly, professional and coordinated manner with various consultants in our projects. He was able to successfully obtain the outcomes that we set to achieve. I would have no hesitation in recommending Ross to any prospective client.
Deepen Khagram