115 Dolphin Street Coogee NSW 2034

Demolition of the existing building and construction of a 4-5 storey residential flat building.

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(Source: Randwick City Council, reference DA-935/2015)

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  1. H Vincent commented

    I have not been able to acess the plans submitted but I know the existing building is a 2 storey boarding house. The land use for this Lot is R3 with a building height of 12 metres. The proposed 5 storey building will likely be between 16.5 metres and 20 metres, which is well above the current maximum of 12 metres. The buildings on either side are 3 storey. It is not appropriate to construct a new 4-5 storey building. It will impact significantly on natural light, views and privacy to the neighbours and the streetscape character. There is also no mention of providing car parking spaces in the DA. With the 9 dwellings this could mean up to an extra 18 cars needing street parking in an area where there is not currently adequate parking for the existing residents in Dolphin street.

  2. malcolm watson commented

    IIam against the approval if this building.I have just seen the plans of this building , there is very little parking available in this ara and this will make it harder , i have allready lost some of my water views with the other building you allowed to be built at 123 dolphin st .this new building is only 12 metres with a triangle roof to at the top of 12 metres the new design is 16 metres with a flat roof who will compensate me for losing my water views because of this design We have already had to put up with the noise of the last building you allowed at 123 dolphin st as i am writing this i am listining to jack hammers going at 8.00pm on sat morning

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