Applications ordered newest to oldest.
Replace existing external fire stair with new compliant fire stair at the rear of the buiding.
Internal fitout of the ground floor level for a licenced restaurant and external signage. Hours of operation are 7.00am to 12.00 midnight, 7 days per week.
Use and fitout of a whole building as a Jesuit Centre for Youth Works, with ancillary ground floor unlicensed café and ancillary residential accommodation on first and second floor levels to be used exclusively by religious fathers, students and staff working for the mission.
Section 96(2) application to the Landsdowne Hotel (Outdoor terrace on Grafton Lane): amend Condition 4 to allow a further two year trial period for trading until 12 midnight.
S96(1) Delete clause 3 POPE requirement.
Landsdowne Hotel (Bar and restaurant on the corner of City Road and Broadway): Section 96 application to amend Condition 2 of the consent to extend the trading hours to between 7am and 3am Mondays to Saturdays and 7am to 12 midnight Sundays, for a second trial period of 24 months; and extended hours to 5am Monday to Saturday and 12 midnight to 5am on Sundays for a 12 month trial.
Landsdowne Hotel (Outdoor terrace on Grafton Lane): Section 96 application to amend Condition 4 of the consent to extend the hours of operation to between 10am and 12 midnight daily on a permanent basis, and from 12 midnight to 5am daily for a trial period of 12 months.
Use part of Grafton Lane for disabled access and fire egress for ground floor of 202 Broadway, and outside terrace area for 2-6 City Road (Landsdowne Hotel).
Conversion of former ANZ Bank building on the corner of Broadway and City Road to a bar and restaurant on the basement level, a bar on the ground level and backpackers accommodation on the first and second levels. The basement is to operate as a Place of Public Entertainment (PoPE). Extended hours of operation are subject to a 12 month trial period.
Replacement of existing external steel stairs. Providing access to the first and second floors and to the roof from the rear laneway, known as Grafton Lane.