by adminmlt | Jan 9, 2026 | Articles
A request from council for a Traffic Impact Assessment can delay or halt a development application in its tracks, introducing uncertainty and the risk of costly project delays. For many developers, this is an unfamiliar and technical hurdle filled with jargon like...
by adminmlt | Jan 8, 2026 | Articles
Planning Application / Development Application (DA) delays due to car parking disputes represent a commercial risk for developers and project managers across Australia. The challenge is twofold: over-provisioning car spaces is an expensive use of valuable land, while...
by adminmlt | Jan 7, 2026 | Articles
The success of a development application often depends on factors beyond the immediate project site. A common but frequently misunderstood hurdle is the impact on the wider, state-controlled road network. This is the direct operational domain of a transport management...
by adminmlt | Jan 6, 2026 | Articles
Constant user complaints, inefficient traffic flow, and unauthorised vehicles are often symptoms of a flawed approach to car parking control management. For many developers and property managers, these issues create significant daily challenges that jeopardise safety,...
by adminmlt | Jan 5, 2026 | Articles
A request from council for a swept path analysis can be a significant hurdle in the planning application / development application (DA) process. For developers, architects, and project managers, this technical requirement is non-negotiable for proving the safety and...
by adminmlt | Jan 4, 2026 | Articles
For any development in Australia, achieving a compliant car park design is not an option—it is a mandatory requirement for Development Application (DA) approval. Yet, the official standard is a dense, technical document that can be challenging to interpret correctly....
