Applications ordered newest to oldest.
Section 4.55(2) modification of consent to continue extended hours for the 'Newtown Hotel' for outdoor seating area on the first floor veranda (King Street frontage only) between 10pm - 12am, Monday to Sunday (inclusive).
Use 4.8 sqm of public footway on King Street for outdoor dining in association with 'Newtown Hotel'. The previously approved hours were between 10.00am - 10.0pm on Monday to Sunday. This is a renewal of a previous approval.
Section 4.55(1) modification of consent to re-insert deferred commencement conditions that were deleted in error.
Section 4.55(1) modification of consent to correct an error restricting base indoor hours of operation of the Newtown Hotel.
Use 12.4sqm of public footway on King Street for outdoor dining in association with ‘Newtown Hotel’. Proposed hours of use are between 10.00am – 10.00pm, Monday to Sunday. This is a new application.
Consolidation of operational conditions for the Newtown Hotel, including those pertaining to trading hours, currently contained in D/2009/2192 (as amended) and D/2020/77 (as amended). The proposal seeks to continue extended indoors trading to 12.00 midnight, daily, on a 5 year trial and to 1.00am on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, on nights where there is a performance on a 5 year trial and outdoors trading to 12.00 midnight, daily, on a 5 year trial.
Repairs to facade of building: cleaning, replacement or repair tiles
Section 4.55(2) modification of consent in association with the 'Newtown Hotel' to enable a new 2-year trial of extended trading hours for outdoor seating area on the first floor veranda (King Street frontage only) between 10pm – 12am (midnight), daily.
Section 4.55(2) modification of consent for licensed Newtown Hotel to amend Conditions 7 (Hours of Operation) to continue the trial period for extended trading hours between 10pm and 12 midnight Sundays; to amend Conditions 8 (Hours of Operation) to continue the trial period for extended trading hours for the rear outdoor dining area between 8pm and 12 midnight Sundays; and to amend Condition 12 (Plan of Management) to include an amended plan of management.
Section 4.55(2) modification of consent for licensed Newtown Hotel to amend Condition 2 (Hours of Operation) to continue the trial period for extended trading hours between 12 midnight and 1am (the following day) on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and the night preceding a public holiday, and to delete part (c) of Condition 2; and to amend Condition 4 (Plan of Management) to include an amended plan of management.
PAN-168066
Section 4.55 (2) modification to extend trial operating hours in association with live entertainment until 12am on Sunday nights and 1am on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and any night preceding a public holiday
PAN-100574
Section 4.56 modification of Land and Environment Court Approval for 'Newtown Hotel'. Application proposes the continuation of the trial hours of operation for the verandah and outdoor dining area for a 5 year period (verandah - 8am to 10pm Mondays to Sundays; outdoor dining - 10am to 12 midnight Mondays to Sundays). Condition 11(h) is to be modified to allow for all windows on King Street to stay open to 12 midnight for a 5 year trial period.
One additional operating hour at closing on nights where a performance, creative or cultural use in held on the premises of the Newtown Hotel
Section 96(2) modification of consent to continue the trial trading hours for the outdoor areas and use of the balcony windows at the Newtown Hotel. Current trial hours are 8.00pm to 10.00pm for the verandah, 10.00pm to 12 midnight for the rear dining area, and 10.00pm to 12.00 midnight for the windows fronting King Street to stay open, Mondays to Sundays inclusive. The hours of 10.00am to 8.00pm Mondays to Sundays inclusive are already approved on a permanent basis. The premises have a capacity for 723 patrons and staff.
Section 96(1A) modification to amend condition 10(b) to remove the requirement for the speakers in the outdoor courtyard to be located at no higher than 2 metres above local floor level.
Section 96(2) modification for the licensed 'Newtown Hotel', 174-178 King Street to extend the trial period of the indoor trading hours of Sunday 10.00pm to 12.00 midnight for a further year, and the trial period of the outdoor trading hours of 8.00pm to 10.00pm for the verandah and 8.00pm to 12.00 midnight for the rear dining area for a further 2 years. The modification also seeks to enable the windows to the verandah to be open during the same trial period for the use of the verandah.
Consolidation and Subdivision dedicating splay at the corner of Newtown Hotel.
S96 (1A) modification to amend Condition (76) to clarify fire safety/ BCA upgrade requirements and reference new BCA Fire Safety Upgrade Report.
Land & Environment Court Approval - Section 96(2) application to modify trading hours of the 'Newtown Hotel' to allow indoor and outdoor operation between 10.00am and 12 midnight daily, to increase patron capacity from 603 to 776 and to modify operational conditions.
Land & Environment Court Approval - Alterations and additions to the Newtown Hotel. Includes: use of adjoining building at 178 King Street as part of the hotel; reinstatement of the original posted verandah and outdoor dining to the rear ground floor.
Section 96(2) application to modify the existing development consent: (1) Modify Condition 6 to permit the use of the restaurant doors on Watkin Street for patron access from 11:00am to 10:00pm Monday to Sunday. (2) Modify Condition 24 to permit the installation of automatic teller machines (ATMs) on the ground floor. The premises is known as the Newtown Hotel and has frontages to Watkin Street and Buckland Lane.
Section 96(1A) application for the modification of Conditions 32 and 45 and the deletion of Conditions 30 and 39. The premises is known as the Newtown Hotel.
Internal and external alterations to hotel. Ground floor internal works include the change of use of pool room/lounge to form extension to gaming room and alterations to the position of walls and door openings. External works include the retrospective installation of bi-fold doors to part of the King Street façade and the relocation of external spiral staircase and extension to associated balustrade.