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Ordinary Meeting <strong>of</strong> Council - 18 July 2006 2 / 1 2 Princes Street, Turramurra Item 2 DA0190/06 18 July 2006 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION SUMMARY SHEET REPORT TITLE: 2 PRINCES STREET, TURRAMURRA - CHANGE OF USE TO VETERINARIAN CLINIC - FITOUT & SIGNAGE WARD: Wahroonga DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION N O : 190/06 SUBJECT LAND: APPLICANT: OWNER: DESIGNER: PRESENT USE: ZONING: HERITAGE: PERMISSIBLE UNDER: COUNCIL'S POLICIES APPLICABLE: COMPLIANCE WITH CODES/POLICIES: 2 Princes Street, Turramurra Turramurra Veterinary Pty Ltd James Thompson N/A Commercial B(a) A-3 (a) – Retail Services No Ku-ring-gai Planning Scheme Ordinance (KPSO) KPSO, DCP 31 - Access, DCP 40 - Waste Management, DCP 43 - Car Parking, DCP 47 - Water Management Yes GOVERNMENT POLICIES APPLICABLE: SREP 20, SEPP 55, SEPP 64 COMPLIANCE WITH GOVERNMENT POLICIES: Yes DATE LODGED: 7 March 2006 40 DAY PERIOD EXPIRED: 16 April 2006 PROPOSAL: RECOMMENDATION: Change <strong>of</strong> use <strong>to</strong> vet clinic fi<strong>to</strong>ut and signage Approval N:\060718-OMC-PR-03466-2 PRINCES STREET TURRAMUR.doc/nrichter/1
Ordinary Meeting <strong>of</strong> Council - 18 July 2006 2 / 2 2 Princes Street, Turramurra Item 2 DA0190/06 18 July 2006 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION N O 190/06 PREMISES: 2 PRINCES STREET, TURRAMURRA PROPOSAL: CHANGE OF USE TO VET CLINIC FITOUT AND SIGNAGE APPLICANT: TURRAMURRA VETERINARY PTY LTD OWNER: JAMES THOMPSON DESIGNER N/A PURPOSE FOR REPORT To determine development application No 190/06 which seeks consent for the fi<strong>to</strong>ut and use <strong>of</strong> the premises as a veterinary clinic and signage. This application was called <strong>to</strong> full Council by Councillors Hall and Cross. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Issues: Submissions: Resident objections relating <strong>to</strong> noise generation, pedestrian and vehicular safety, garbage disposal and hours <strong>of</strong> operation. Nineteen (19) submissions received. HISTORY The site has <strong>be</strong>en zoned and used his<strong>to</strong>rically for commercial purposes. There is no development his<strong>to</strong>ry relevant <strong>to</strong> the development proposed. THE SITE AND SURROUNDING DEVELOPMENT Zoning: B(a) A-3 – Retail Services Visual Character Study Category: ‘Commercial and Business areas’ Lot Num<strong>be</strong>r: 3 DP Num<strong>be</strong>r: 1090534 Area: 332m 2 Side <strong>of</strong> Street: Northern Cross Fall: Site generally level, slight fall <strong>to</strong> rear S<strong>to</strong>rmwater Drainage: To street Heritage Affected: No Required Setback: N/A (existing building) Integrated Development: No Bush Fire Prone Land: No Endangered Species: No Urban Bushland: No Contaminated Land: No The rectangular shaped site is located on the corner <strong>of</strong> Princes Street and Bannockburn Road, Turramurra and comprises one (1) <strong>of</strong> eleven (11) shops in a row, extending from Bannockburn N:\060718-OMC-PR-03466-2 PRINCES STREET TURRAMUR.doc/nrichter/2
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