Applications ordered newest to oldest.
Use 4sqm of public footpath on Foveaux Street for outdoor dining in association with 'House of Bungalow'. Proposed hours of use are between 7.00am and 3.00pm Monday to Saturday. This is a new application.
Alterations and additions to existing mixed-use building, comprising internal alterations, new cafe, signage mechanical exhaust and external alterations to the facade.
Alterations and additions to a mixed-use building, comprising new bathroom facilities and lift access to the basement level, and associated new stair to the ground floor entrance.
PAN-125454 S4.55(2) amendment to existing commercial building including roof addition and associated alterations.
Alterations and additions to existing commercial building including construction of a 2 storey addition at level 3 with balconies
S8.2(1)(a) Review of determination of the refusal to amend approved trading hours of the licensed premises ‘Button Bar’. Current approved hours are 10.00am – 1.00am, Mondays to Sundays inclusive. The proposed trading hours are 10.00am – 3.00am (following day), Mondays to Sundays inclusive. The premises has a capacity for 100 patrons.
Section 4.55 (2) modication modification of consent to amend the approved trading hours of the licenced premises known as 'Button Bar'. The proposed hours 10.00am to 3.00am the following day, Mondays to Sundays inclusive. The hours of 10.00am to 12.00 midnight Mondays to Sundays are currently approved on a permanent basis. The premises has a capacity of 100 patrons.
Internal alterations to Level 2 of commercial office building.
Section 96AB review of determination for extended trading hours of the licensed small bar 'Button Bar', between 12.00 midnight and 2.00am, Mondays to Sundays. The hours of 10.00am to 12.00 midnight, Mondays to Sundays, are already approved on a permanent basis.
Section 96(2) modification of consent to amend the approved trading hours of the licenced 'Button Bar' to 10.00am to 2.00am the following day, Mondays to Sundays inclusive. The hours of 10.00am to 12.00 midnight Mondays to Sundays are currently approved on a permanent basis. The premises has a capacity of 100 patrons.
Change of use of ground level of 65 Foveaux Street from a licensed restaurant to a general bar. The basement level is already approved as a bar. Proposed trading hours are between 10.00am and 12.00 midnight, Mondays to Sundays inclusive, with a maximum capacity of 185 patrons across the basement and ground floor. The proposed hours and capacity are the same as the existing use/approval.
Section 96(2) modification of consent to amend the approved trading hours of the licenced 'Button Bar'. Current approved hours are 10.00am to 12.00 midnight Mondays to Sundays inclusive. Proposed hours are 10.00am to 2.00am the following day, Mondays to Saturdays inclusive. The premises has a capacity of 100 patrons.
Minor work involving changing direction of an existing door from opening outward to opening inward. The door itself is not a Heritage item, nor would this work damage any Heritage item
Section 96(2) modification of consent to remove references to 'place of public entertainment', remove the requirement of security cameras, and insert a maximum patron capacity condition of 79 persons on the ground floor and 106 persons in the basement (total 185 persons).
Section 96(2) modification of existing consent for the fitout and use of the ground floor as a licensed bar to increase approved hours of operation from 10.00am to 12 midnight, seven days a week to 10.00am to 2.00am, seven days a week, internal modifications and deletion of all conditions of consent that refer to the premises as being a Place of Public Entertainment. The bar has yet to commence operation.
The application seeks approval to modify condition 2 of the planning consent to increase the hours of operation from 10:00am to 12 Midnight 7 days per week to 10:00am to 2:00am the following day Thursdays to Saturdays. The application also seeks approval to modify conditions 9 and 10 to delete the requirement to comply with section 68 of the Local Government Act 1993 which has been repealed since planning consent was granted. (Sophia Lane located at rear)
Fit out and use of the ground floor of the subject premise as a bar and place of public entertainment with hours of operation 10.00 am to 12 midnight Monday to Sunday inclusive.
Use of Suite 2 in Level 1 of the building as an educational premises mainly used for corporate and professional training. Application includes the fitout of the premises. trading hours are 9am to 10pm seven days a week.
Fitout and use of levels 2, 3 and the mezzanine of the subject premises as a Wella hairdressing school with hours of operation 8.30am to 8.30pm Monday to Friday.
Strata subdivision of the building into 7 lots and common property
Change of use to Level 3 and roof from residential use (Approved DA2005/1118) to commercial use This includes deletion of residential references on drawings for level 3 and roof and deletion of pool and truss pergola.
Use of the ground floor of 65 Foveaux Street as a licensed restaurant and use of the basement level for a bar. Trading hours are 10.00am-midnight seven days a week. Approval also granted to use the premises as a Place of Public Entertainment on the basis of an 18 month trial period. Works include the erection of two new awnings on the Foveaux Street facade, fitout of the two levels, new doors to Sophia Lane and modification of two windows at the rear.
Section 96(2) application to amend the design of the approved development. Proposed modifications include the deletion of a ground floor car park to Sophia Lane and associated roller door, installation of two new dormer windows on Sophia Lane and internal modifications.
Level 2 construction of internal offices.
Alterations and additions to existing building to incorporate a residential uniton the rooftop and an additional car spot accessed from Sophia Street.
Strata subdivision of the building intto 8 lots and common property.
Internal and external works to heritage item including new shopfronts, awning to Foveaux Street façade and new windows to Sophia Street frontage. Internal alterations include new lobby, lift, wheelchair platform lifts and toilet facilities.