minutes - City of Stirling

MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL
18 SEPTEMBER 2012
Council Resolution
0912/027
Moved Councillor Italiano, seconded Councillor Michael
That pursuant to the Orders made by the Tribunal in accordance with Section 31 of
the State Administrative Tribunal Act 2004 (WA), the Council RECONSIDERS its
decision and that pursuant to Clause 10.3.1 of Local Planning Scheme No.3, the
application for partial demolition of the commercial building at Lot 25, House Number
760, Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley be APPROVED subject to the following conditions:-
1. The extent of fabric retained shall be no less than that which encompasses the
original corner store, and one (1) structural bay back from the Beaufort Street
frontage of the three (3) shops facing Beaufort Street, subject to:-
a. Certification from a suitably qualified Structural Engineer being provided to
the satisfaction of the Manager Approvals, which demonstrates how the
structural stability of the remaining original structure will be maintained.
2. The internal wall between ‘Shop 2’ and ‘Shop 3’ may be removed subject to:-
a. Certification from a suitably qualified Structural Engineer being provided to
the satisfaction of the Manager Approvals, which demonstrates that the
removal of this portion of wall will not have an adverse impact on the
structural stability of the remaining original structure;
b. The parapet ties above the wall being retained in situ; and
c. The removal of the internal wall does not extend any closer to the front wall
than the depth of shop entry return wall so that the original door opening
can be reconstructed.
3. The existing non-original awning shall be removed and a verandah be reinstated
based on photographic evidence (with non-structural posts), to the satisfaction
of the Manager Approvals.
4. Original door and window openings to the Beaufort Street façade are to be
reinstated to reflect the original configuration of openings based on
photographic evidence, to the satisfaction of the Manager Approvals. It is not
necessary that the doors to Beaufort Street are operable. Further investigation,
both archival and of the existing fabric, is be undertaken to ascertain whether
the doors were recessed. If it is found that the doors were originally recessed
(as is common in the area), they should be reinstated as such.
5. A door is to be provided in the corner truncation to reflect the original design of
the shop, to the satisfaction of the Manager Approvals. The existing (nonoriginal)
entrance doors on Second Avenue may be retained if they reflect the
original configuration identified in the photographic evidence.
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