PlanningAlerts

Use and Development of a Child Care Centre

Construction of four double storey dwellings

An eco-tourist facility comprising 13 individual cabins operated in association with approved guest house on site - legal appeal

An 18-storey building comprising 157 dwellings, six (6) retail/commercial tenancies (899sqm), 72 bicycle parking spaces and a reduction in car parking (203 spaces), as shown on the plans submitted with the application.

One (1) Lot into 255 Lots, Open Space and Drainage Reserve

Reconfiguring of a Lot Code Assessment 1 into 2 Lot Subdivision

Demolition of the existing commercial buildings and construction of a shop top housing development comprising 5 retail premises and 62 dwellings over 2 levels of basement car parking.

Mixed Use Development

Development of a Commercial Centre including a Supermarket, Medical Centre, Commercial space and Food and Drink Premises (Cafe) and Variation of Covenant PS549356W

Construction of an eight storey building and five storey building above two levels of basement for dwellings and retail and a reduction in the car parking requirements

Construction of four, 3-storey dwellings (with roof terraces), as shown on the plans accompanying the application.

Use and Development of a Child Care/Early Learning Centre

Partial Change of Use to Visitor Accommodation

Subdivision - 79 lots

Installation of 3 x car stackers to existing residential flat building PAN-260499

Shop top housing & Demolition of Existing Dwelling

Remove one (1) Lemon Scented Gum from RHS of back yard and replace with one (1) local native tree anywhere on the property within one (1) month of removal. This tree shifted in the ground some years ago but has stabilised itself. Some branches were poorly pruned from over the garage, causing them to die. The tree is showing signs of stress; the canopy is sparse, in decline, showing abnormal growth and appearance with dieback and twigs. Pruning this tree would only put more stress on its health, and any regrowth would be a temporary response by the tree to regain vigour, these branches are short lived. The tree’s health will not improve.

Boral Concrete Batching Plant: Increase production volumes from 125,000 tonnes to 600,000 tonnes per year, expand hours of operation to 5 am - 10 pm, Mon - Sat and 8 am - 10 pm Sundays and construction of a noise wall.

Change from 4 x 60 Days to SSL

Construction of six double storey dwellings with a reduction in the standard car parking requirements (waiver of visitor car space)