Council Minutes - Town of Cambridge
Council Minutes - Town of Cambridge
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COUNCIL<br />
TUESDAY 22 MAY 2012<br />
DV12.51<br />
LOT 32 (NO. 32) CAMBRIDGE STREET, WEST LEEDERVILLE - PROPOSED<br />
BIN STORE AND LAUNDRY<br />
SUMMARY:<br />
The <strong>Town</strong> has received an application for a laundry and bin store at No. 32 <strong>Cambridge</strong><br />
Street (Kings Apartments). The plans show a new building, adjacent to the eastern side<br />
driveway, containing laundry and bin store. The laundry has its own entrance. Clothes lines<br />
are proposed adjacent to the laundry.<br />
The application requires a <strong>Council</strong> determination as an assessment is required against the<br />
buildings on the boundary performance criteria <strong>of</strong> the Residential Design Codes <strong>of</strong> WA (R<br />
Codes) and an objection has been received during the consultation period that cannot be<br />
resolved through a condition <strong>of</strong> planning approval.<br />
The proposal is not considered to satisfy the relevant performance criteria for the following<br />
reason:-<br />
• the wall is likely to have an adverse effect on the amenity <strong>of</strong> the adjoining property,<br />
particularly in relation to building bulk.<br />
Accordingly, the proposal is recommended for refusal.<br />
PURPOSE:<br />
To consider an application for a laundry and bin store requiring assessment under the<br />
performance criteria <strong>of</strong> the R Codes in respect <strong>of</strong> buildings on the boundary.<br />
BACKGROUND:<br />
Application: 61DA-2012<br />
Owner:<br />
Various<br />
Applicant: Kings Apartments c/- Exclusive Strata Management, Services<br />
Zoning:<br />
Residential R160<br />
Use class: Dwelling (single) ‘P’ – permitted<br />
Land area: 4025 m²<br />
The plans were previously submitted in July 2009. The owners <strong>of</strong> the adjoining property did<br />
not object to the proposed development and the plans were subsequently approved under<br />
delegated authority on 12 October 2009. This approval has expired, so the applicant has<br />
submitted a new application. The owners <strong>of</strong> the adjoining property have decided to now<br />
object to the proposed development. Accordingly, the plans require a <strong>Council</strong> determination.<br />
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