Pending2017_D/2013/1423/B

355 Botany Road ZETLAND NSW 2017

Development application in ZETLAND/WATERLOO, New South Wales · City of Sydney

Proposed development

Section 96(2) Modification Application to modify the existing approval granted for the construction of a 10-storey mixed use development at the north-eastern corner of the property (containing frontage along Portman Lane). The proposed modifications include (1) increasing the floor-to-ceiling height of the approved ground floor supermarket to increase the loading dock clearance height for delivery vehicles and allow for the inclusion of a revised mezzanine level layout. (2) increasing the overall building height by 1.5m in response to the abovementioned raised supermarket levels (by 1m) and an increase in the parapet height (by 500mm). (3) inclusion of longer balconies at the north-eastern and north-western corners of the development (i.e. at the corners along Portman Lane). In this regard, a number of the balconies are proposed to wrap around the corners of the building into Tweed Place and Barker Street and overhang the future road reserves by up to 450mm. and (4) inclusion and confirmation of proposed mechanical services and plant within the development.

Application details

Application number
2017_D/2013/1423/B
Type
DEVELOPMENT
Record type
Development Application
Category
Mixed Use
Lodged
21 October 2014
Council
City of Sydney

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