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Figure 2: Proposed Zoning and Area Affected Figure 1: Current Zoning and Area Affected 如果你想要此信息的翻译版本，请联系我们， 电话是8333 7999 ，或发邮件至 feedback@codeamendments.com.au What zoning is proposed?

Figure 2: Proposed Zoning and Area Affected Figure 1: Current Zoning and Area Affected 如果你想要此信息的翻译版本，请联系我们， 电话是8333 7999 ，或发邮件至 feedback@codeamendments.com.au What zoning is proposed?

Reduction of Transport Noise Reduction of Traffic Noise No change to the current situation Complies with noise guidelines Minimisation of Air Emissions Minimisation of Harmful Air Emissions on a Local Scale Decreased traffic delays and hence reduced emissions from vehicular traffic Reduction of Greenhouse Gasses As above Dual circuit lighting utilised to minimise energy consumption and hence greenhouse gas emissions Sustainable G:\Offices\Committees\Public Works\References\Current References\Marion Oaklands Interchange\App C - Sustainability Management Plan.doc Support and Encouragement of Social and Community Involvement and Consultation Establishment of Relationships with the Community, Stakeholders, Customers and Suppliers to Achieve Environmental Goals and Objectives Extensive consultation undertaken with the community Primary Industries and Resources SA engaged to provide specialist advice in relation to environmental issues

12.6 m² PB6-G8 PB4 PB3 2200 2200 2200 2200 PRIMARY BUILDING 4 PRIMARY BUILDING 3 LEGEND EXISTING BUILDING OUTLINE SITE BOUNDARY REFERENCE TO ANOTHER DRAWING EXISTING ADMIN BUILDING 6 REFER DRW SK2004 NEW BUILDING OUTLINE NEW SPECIAL PLANTING AREA NEW PAVING - TYPE 1 NEW PAVING - TYPE 2 NEW CARPARK SURFACE NEW LAWN &/OR PLANTING BED LEGEND PRIMARY BUILDING 1PB1 PB2 PB3 PB4 PB5 PB6 PB7 TR CPC SB1 SB2 SB3 SB4 SB4A SB5 SB5A SB6 PRIMARY ADMINISTRATION PRIMARY BUILDING 2 PRIMARY ACTIVITY HALL & JAPANESE LEARNING AREA PRIMARY BUILDING 3 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY BUILDING 4 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY BUILDING 5 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY BUILDING 6 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY BUILDING 7 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY TRANSPORTABLE BUILDINGS PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS CHILD PARENT CENTRE CHILD PARENT CENTRE TRANSPORTABLE & OUTDOOR PLAY AREAS SECONDARY BUILDING 1 SECONDARY ADMINISTRATION

12.6 m² PB6-G8 PB4 PB3 2200 2200 2200 2200 PRIMARY BUILDING 4 PRIMARY BUILDING 3 LEGEND EXISTING BUILDING OUTLINE SITE BOUNDARY REFERENCE TO ANOTHER DRAWING EXISTING ADMIN BUILDING 6 REFER DRW SK2004 NEW BUILDING OUTLINE NEW SPECIAL PLANTING AREA NEW PAVING - TYPE 1 NEW PAVING - TYPE 2 NEW CARPARK SURFACE NEW LAWN &/OR PLANTING BED LEGEND PRIMARY BUILDING 1PB1 PB2 PB3 PB4 PB5 PB6 PB7 TR CPC SB1 SB2 SB3 SB4 SB4A SB5 SB5A SB6 PRIMARY ADMINISTRATION PRIMARY BUILDING 2 PRIMARY ACTIVITY HALL & JAPANESE LEARNING AREA PRIMARY BUILDING 3 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY BUILDING 4 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY BUILDING 5 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY BUILDING 6 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY BUILDING 7 PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS PRIMARY TRANSPORTABLE BUILDINGS PRIMARY GENERAL LEARNING AREAS CHILD PARENT CENTRE CHILD PARENT CENTRE TRANSPORTABLE & OUTDOOR PLAY AREAS SECONDARY BUILDING 1 SECONDARY ADMINISTRATION

77.26 m² CPC-G05 ACTIVITY 10.85 m² CPC-G01 TOILETS 37.90 m² CPC-G02 WITHDRAWAL 16.89 m² CPC-G03 STORE 21.70 m² CPC-G04 STAFF 6.73 m² CPC-G09 ACCESS WC 20.38 m² CPC-G08 FOYER 3.22 m² CPC-G07 CLNR 11.01 m² CPC-G06 KITCHEN 13.18 m² PB1-11 Access WC 38.27 m² PB1-9 Canteen 1.81 m² PB1-26 Store 11.6 m² PB6-G15 11.8 m² PB7-G4 STORE 2 5.0 m² PB7-G5 STORE 1 48.1 m² PB7-G3 WET AREA 80.3 m² PB7-G2 GLA 3 16.0 m² PB7-G1 EAST ENTRY19.4 m² PB7-G7 BREAKOUT SPACE 16.4 m² PB7-G6 WEST ENTRY 12.6 m² PB7-G8 TEACHER PREP 67.9 m² PB7-G9 GLA 2 67.9 m² PB7-G10 GLA 1 12.3 m² PB7-G16 GIRLS WC 11.6 m² PB7-G15 BOYS WC RETAIN OUTDOOR LEARNING AREA PRIMARY GLAS PB6 PB7 CPC PB1 NEW CPC PLAY (SHOWN CROSSHATCHED) N E W E N T R Y P A V IN G RETAIN EXISTING TREE RETAIN EXISTING PLAY AREA 2200 2200 2200 1300mm HIGH FENCING (EXISTING - REINSTATED) TL TL TL 1300 1 8 00 m m H IG H F EN C IN G ( N EW ) 1 3 00 m m H IG H F

77.26 m² CPC-G05 ACTIVITY 10.85 m² CPC-G01 TOILETS 37.90 m² CPC-G02 WITHDRAWAL 16.89 m² CPC-G03 STORE 21.70 m² CPC-G04 STAFF 6.73 m² CPC-G09 ACCESS WC 20.38 m² CPC-G08 FOYER 3.22 m² CPC-G07 CLNR 11.01 m² CPC-G06 KITCHEN 13.18 m² PB1-11 Access WC 38.27 m² PB1-9 Canteen 1.81 m² PB1-26 Store 11.6 m² PB6-G15 11.8 m² PB7-G4 STORE 2 5.0 m² PB7-G5 STORE 1 48.1 m² PB7-G3 WET AREA 80.3 m² PB7-G2 GLA 3 16.0 m² PB7-G1 EAST ENTRY19.4 m² PB7-G7 BREAKOUT SPACE 16.4 m² PB7-G6 WEST ENTRY 12.6 m² PB7-G8 TEACHER PREP 67.9 m² PB7-G9 GLA 2 67.9 m² PB7-G10 GLA 1 12.3 m² PB7-G16 GIRLS WC 11.6 m² PB7-G15 BOYS WC RETAIN OUTDOOR LEARNING AREA PRIMARY GLAS PB6 PB7 CPC PB1 NEW CPC PLAY (SHOWN CROSSHATCHED) N E W E N T R Y P A V IN G RETAIN EXISTING TREE RETAIN EXISTING PLAY AREA 2200 2200 2200 1300mm HIGH FENCING (EXISTING - REINSTATED) TL TL TL 1300 1 8 00 m m H IG H F EN C IN G ( N EW ) 1 3 00 m m H IG H F

The maximum winter peak is still 2142 MW (2000) Source: NEMMCO SUMMER ELECTRICITY DEMANDSUMMER ELECTRICITY DEMANDSUMMER ELECTRICITY DEMANDSUMMER ELECTRICITY DEMAND SUMMER DEMAND 2003 850 1000 1150 1300 1450 1600 1750 1900 2050 2200 2350 2500 2650 2800 2950 3100 3250 1/12/02 8/12/02 15/12/02 22/12/02 29/12/02 5/01/03 12/01/03 19/01/03 26/01/03 2/02/03 9/02/03 16/02/03 23/02/03 M W SUMMER DEMAND 2001 850 1000 1150 1300 1450 1600 1750 1900 2050 2200 2350 2500 2650 2800 2950 1/12/00 8/12/00 15/12/00 22/12/00 29/12/00 5/01/01 12/01/01 19/01/01 26/01/01 2/02/01 9/02/01 16/02/01 23/02/01 M W Source: NEMMCO The average maximum temperature for the summer of 2001 was the highest since 1905 AVERAGE SUMMER DEMAND AS % AVERAGE SUMMER DEMAND AS % AVERAGE SUMMER DEMAND AS % AVERAGE SUMMER DEMAND AS % OF INSTALLED CAPACITYOF INSTALLED CAPACITYOF INSTALLED CAPACITYOF INSTALLED CAPACITY Source: NEMMCO * Using 1999-00 summer capacity ** Overall rather than summer capacity

The maximum winter peak is still 2142 MW (2000) Source: NEMMCO SUMMER ELECTRICITY DEMANDSUMMER ELECTRICITY DEMANDSUMMER ELECTRICITY DEMANDSUMMER ELECTRICITY DEMAND SUMMER DEMAND 2003 850 1000 1150 1300 1450 1600 1750 1900 2050 2200 2350 2500 2650 2800 2950 3100 3250 1/12/02 8/12/02 15/12/02 22/12/02 29/12/02 5/01/03 12/01/03 19/01/03 26/01/03 2/02/03 9/02/03 16/02/03 23/02/03 M W SUMMER DEMAND 2001 850 1000 1150 1300 1450 1600 1750 1900 2050 2200 2350 2500 2650 2800 2950 1/12/00 8/12/00 15/12/00 22/12/00 29/12/00 5/01/01 12/01/01 19/01/01 26/01/01 2/02/01 9/02/01 16/02/01 23/02/01 M W Source: NEMMCO The average maximum temperature for the summer of 2001 was the highest since 1905 AVERAGE SUMMER DEMAND AS % AVERAGE SUMMER DEMAND AS % AVERAGE SUMMER DEMAND AS % AVERAGE SUMMER DEMAND AS % OF INSTALLED CAPACITYOF INSTALLED CAPACITYOF INSTALLED CAPACITYOF INSTALLED CAPACITY Source: NEMMCO * Using 1999-00 summer capacity ** Overall rather than summer capacity