suburb · 4 meetings
Beverley Park
Mentions
- Location of the Wyuna Street application.
- Beverley Park Golf Club finance and public rounds reports were considered as part of Beverley Park Steering Committee recommendations.
- Site of the Princes Highway development at 118-124 Princes Highway.
- Suburb affected by the Moore Park reclassification proposal.
- The planning outcome allows consideration of an additional storey without the Panel identifying unacceptable impacts on neighbouring properties.
- This advances council consideration of reports about the Beverley Park Golf Club and its public use.
Decisions
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.
Beverley Park Steering Committee recommendations adopted for council consideration
The committee recommended adoption of the Beverley Park Steering Committee recommendations for BPSCC005-26 and BPSCC006-26, relating to the Beverley Park Golf Club finance report and public rounds report.
This advances council consideration of reports about the Beverley Park Golf Club and its public use.
118-124 Princes Highway, Beverley Park
The panel unanimously supported a Clause 4.6 variation to the Georges River LEP 2021 height and floor space ratio standards and approved the proposal subject to amended conditions. The reasons stated the development was permissible and would not cause unreasonable environmental or amenity impacts.
May affect building scale, construction management, traffic, noise and local amenity near Princes Highway in Beverley Park.
Moore Park land reclassification advanced
Council recommended adopting amended Planning Proposal PP2024/0006 to reclassify the northwestern portion of Moore Park at 33 Lobb Crescent, Beverley Park from community land to operational land, then send it to the Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure for finalisation and gazettal.
This changes the planning status of part of council-owned park land and may affect how that parcel can be managed or used in future.
Topics
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.
Beverley Park Golf Club finance and public rounds reports
The committee considered and recommended adoption of Beverley Park Steering Committee recommendations BPSCC005-26 and BPSCC006-26, covering the Beverley Park Golf Club finance report and the public rounds report.
The reports concern the management and use of a local golf facility, but the supplied minutes do not include financial figures or operational findings.
Detailed construction and compliance conditions
The Beverley Park and Hurstville decisions include extensive amendments covering roads approvals, traffic management, vibration, excavation support, landscape plans, stormwater works, acoustic testing, fire safety documentation and occupation certificate requirements.
These conditions are intended to reduce impacts on neighbours, roads and services during building works and after completion.