road and development site · 1 meeting
7 Addison Street, Kensington
Mentions
- The development must not rely on waste collection from Addison Street or present bins in the public domain.
- The decision may allow a building-height variation at 12 Pitt Street; the extract does not provide the approved height or detailed impacts.
- The conditions affect parking, waste movements, building use, ground-floor commercial space and the operation of the student accommodation development. Waste collection from Addison Street and bin presentation in the public domain are not supported.
- Residents are less likely to experience bins placed on Addison Street or in other public areas, subject to Council’s satisfaction with the final arrangement.
- The decision sets the permitted use and may change the building’s ground-floor activity, parking demand and waste arrangements.
- The Kensington proposal must provide at least 37 bicycle and e-bike spaces, including three e-bike charging points, and 19 motorcycle spaces.
Decisions
12 Pitt Street, Randwick development application
The Panel accepted the applicant’s request to vary the Randwick Local Environmental Plan 2012 building-height standard, finding compliance unreasonable and unnecessary and identifying sufficient environmental planning grounds for the variation. The resolution text provided is incomplete, so the full conditions and outcome are not available in the extract.
The decision may allow a building-height variation at 12 Pitt Street; the extract does not provide the approved height or detailed impacts.
153-157A Anzac Parade and 7 Addison Street, Kensington
The Panel required amended plans and operational conditions for the development, including at least 19 motorcycle spaces, 37 bicycle and e-bike spaces with at least three charging points, an acceptable wholly onsite waste-collection arrangement, specified bin capacity and revised ground-floor uses. The development must be used only for student accommodation under proposed condition 135A.
The conditions affect parking, waste movements, building use, ground-floor commercial space and the operation of the student accommodation development. Waste collection from Addison Street and bin presentation in the public domain are not supported.
Topics
Onsite waste collection and bin storage
The Kensington development must demonstrate how bins move between storage and collection areas, how vehicles enter, manoeuvre and exit, and how collection occurs wholly onsite. The loading bay must accommodate an 8.8-metre MRV vehicle or an alternative arrangement must be supported by an amended Operational Waste Management Plan and swept-path analysis.
Residents are less likely to experience bins placed on Addison Street or in other public areas, subject to Council’s satisfaction with the final arrangement.
Student accommodation conditions
The Kensington development is to be used only for student accommodation. The amended plans must provide specified parking, waste capacity and operational arrangements, and convert the ground-floor co-living gymnasium and manager’s room into retail, commercial and/or business space.
The decision sets the permitted use and may change the building’s ground-floor activity, parking demand and waste arrangements.