Applications ordered newest to oldest.
Application to amend development consent D/2023/1162 (being the adaptive reuse of an existing 10 storey building to commercial offices with rooftop additions, a landscaped roof terrace and business identification signage).
This amending development application seeks consent to change the built form approved under D/2023/1162 and create additional building height, in line with imminent changes to key planning controls associated with a recent planning proposal (PP-2023-2802). The works are intended to accommodate additional function space for use by Canva and an external roof terrace area. Internal changes include a new staircase and void.
S4.55(1A) modifiication of the existing consent for the adaptive reuse of an existing 10 storey building as commercial offices involving internal and external changes to the approved building.
S4.55(1A) - Modification of consent
Use of the public footway on Kippax Street for a renewal of a previously approved application (FA/2014/341) in association with the unlicensed food and drink premises known as ‘Espressetto Bar’ to place 2 tables and 4 seats on the footpath. Proposed hours of use are from 7.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday, inclusive.
Use of the public footway on Kippax Street for a renewal of a previously approved application (FA/2012/291) in association with the unlicensed cafe known as 'Espressetto Bar ' to place 2 tables and 4 chairs on the footpath. Proposed hours of use are from 7.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday, inclusive.
Footway application for 2 tables and 4 seats in association with Espressetto Bar (unlicensed). Proposed hours are between 7.00am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday, inclusive.
Part of the footway identified in plan DA01 adjacent to the cafe at Shop 2, 8-24 Kippax Street, Surry Hills.
S96(1) modification to wording of aprroval
Change of existing use in suite 46 level 4 from office to a training college (IT). Hours of operation to be 8:00am to 10:00pm Monday to Friday and 8:00am to 8:00pm Saturday. Number of students to be a maximum of 50.