It is also a standard requirement in with our local council – in Tasmania.
There is a possibility to get around it – If we have a traffic report prepared which costs around $700 and that states that the level of traffic does not warrant the requirement.
You could get around that issue by installing a car rotating platform such as the one pictured here;
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/479350921/Auto_Car_turntable_Car_parking_rotating.html?s=p
I presume it needs electricity, so there would be a requirement for commonparts electricity.
Jacqui Middleton | Middleton Buyers Advocates
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Thank you Tracey B I think it’s a bit of a joke as there are a ton of houses with long driveways that have to reverse out. Crazy but will investigate your possibility as it is not a busy road. Cheers!
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