219-231 Botany Road Waterloo NSW 2017

RENOTIFICATION OF AMENDED DA PACKAGE - (PAN-57482) Demolition, excavation, remediation and construction of a mixed-use development comprising 3 buildings, 7-storeys in height, a retail tenancy at ground level fronting Botany Road and 132 residential apartments above 2 basement levels, landscaping, dedication of land and works for footpath widening along Botany Road. A s4.56(2) application (D/2015/1358/C) to modify the previously approved concept envelope to accommodate roof structures, balconies and an additional, second basement level is being assessed concurrently. Both are for Integrated Development that require approval under the Water Management Act 2000.

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(Source: City of Sydney, reference D/2020/1419)

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  1. Alexa Wyatt commented

    What a shame that the so called competitive design report picked a boring and familiar design. There was a stand out design from DKO presenting a green wall to the Botany Rd frontage with archways reflecting heritage elements in the neighbouring school. Sure it may have had details to be ironed out but it was original and eye catching. So yet again we will end up with a building that looks like all the other buildings going up around Sydney. Can't we do better?

  2. Natalie N commented

    How many more apartment building we want to see in the area? They are at lease 10 apartment buildings I can count from the corner of McEnvoy-Botany to corner of Mandible-Botany. Not counting those buildings around Green Square station down the road. Clearly we are now over supply in Sydney?

  3. Allister Morris commented

    Until Clover leaves you will continue to see her Mates apartments being built

  4. Alexa Wyatt commented

    Allister this has nothing to do with Clover. Changes to planning regulations in 2018 saw the role of council in having a say over development removed by the Baird government. Planning decisions are now made entirely by the Local Area Planning Department whose members are nominated by the planning minister. In the case of larger developments, the minister can override their decision. It is the state government driving such developments, not council.

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