suburb · 1 meeting
Beverley Hills
Mentions
- Location of the Stoney Creek Road application.
- Nearby residents would not receive the proposed extended trading hours, reducing potential early-morning and late-night noise impacts.
- The planning outcome allows consideration of an additional storey without the Panel identifying unacceptable impacts on neighbouring properties.
- The decision directly affects the operating hours and potential noise environment for adjoining residents.
- Nearby residents may see a development with an additional storey, although the Panel found no unacceptable adjoining-neighbour amenity impacts.
- The proposed 5am opening and 2am Friday and Saturday closing times at 143 Stoney Creek Road, Beverly Hills, were not supported.
Decisions
143 Stoney Creek Road, Beverly Hills
The Panel unanimously did not support the applicant’s request to extend operating hours to a 5am start seven days a week and closing at 2am on Fridays and Saturdays. The Panel cited adjoining residential dwellings and concerns about controlling potential late-night and early-morning noise impacts.
Nearby residents would not receive the proposed extended trading hours, reducing potential early-morning and late-night noise impacts.
13–21 Wyuna Street, Beverley Park
The Panel unanimously accepted the Clause 4.6 variation request relating to the Height of Building standard under Georges River Local Environmental Plan 2021. It found the variation consistent with the standard’s objectives and that the additional storey would not cause unacceptable amenity impacts to adjoining neighbours.
The planning outcome allows consideration of an additional storey without the Panel identifying unacceptable impacts on neighbouring properties.
Topics
Operating hours and residential amenity
The Panel considered an application involving proposed early opening and late closing times at 143 Stoney Creek Road, Beverly Hills, but did not support the requested extension.
The decision directly affects the operating hours and potential noise environment for adjoining residents.
Height variation at Wyuna Street
A Clause 4.6 variation to the building-height standard was supported for 13–21 Wyuna Street, Beverley Park.
Nearby residents may see a development with an additional storey, although the Panel found no unacceptable adjoining-neighbour amenity impacts.