street address · 1 meeting
16 Peake Parade
Mentions
- Site of the approved dual-occupancy and subdivision proposal.
- This means the proposed apartment-building works at this Peakhurst site will not proceed under this application.
- The site can proceed with redevelopment, which may affect local traffic, construction activity and neighbourhood character in Peakhurst.
- Residents near the hotel may see changes to the building, signage and future operations, alongside construction and compliance requirements.
- No public submissions were made at the meeting.
- Development at 18-20 Peake Parade and 2 Pearce Avenue, Peakhurst was refused.
Decisions
Refusal of DA2026/0004 at 18-20 Peake Parade and 2 Pearce Avenue, Peakhurst
The panel refused development application DA2026/0004 for alterations and additions to a residential flat building under Housing SEPP 2021, noting the plans aligned with the Land and Environment Court deemed refusal and the panel agreed with the Statement of Facts and Contentions.
This means the proposed apartment-building works at this Peakhurst site will not proceed under this application.
Approval of review application for 16 Peake Parade, Peakhurst
After reviewing Council’s refusal determination, the panel changed the determination and granted development consent to DA2026/0012 for demolition, an attached two-storey dual occupancy, swimming pools, landscaping, site works and subdivision, subject to the recommended conditions.
The site can proceed with redevelopment, which may affect local traffic, construction activity and neighbourhood character in Peakhurst.
Consent granted for the Royal Hotel, Carlton
The panel granted development consent to DA2026/0025 for alterations and additions to the Royal Hotel at 314-318 Railway Parade and 1 Jubilee Avenue, Carlton, with amendments including deleting conditions 45 and 79, changing signage requirements, adding a revised Plan of Management condition, and adding a housing and productivity contribution condition.
Residents near the hotel may see changes to the building, signage and future operations, alongside construction and compliance requirements.
Topics
Public meeting closed with no registered speakers
There were no registered speakers and the public part of the meeting closed at 4.05 pm.
No public submissions were made at the meeting.