Applications ordered newest to oldest.
Section 4.55(2) modification of consent to continue the extended trading hours for The Colombian Hotel for an additional 5 year trial period.
Use of 6sqm of public footway on Oxford Street for outdoor dining in association with ‘The Colombian Hotel’. Proposed hours of use are between 10.00am – 10.00pm, Monday to Sunday. This is a renewal of a previous approval.
Use 9sqm of the public footway on Oxford Street in association with the Colombian Hotel. Proposed hours are between 10am and 10pm Monday to Sunday.
PAN-247148 S4.56 Modification to a development consent granted by the NSW Land and Environment Court
S4.55(2) Modification to amend Condition 4 to increased the maximum number of patrons from 286 to 700 across the entire venue (The Columbian Hotel).
Section 4.55(2) modification to delete Condition 5(b) to allow trial hours to be approved on a permanent basis.
Alterations and additions and continued use of the pub known as The Columbian Hotel.
Creation of two door openings for improved circulation inlcuding one door opening to be created on the ground floor level on the southern wall for access to the rear and another opening to be created on level 1 between 123 oxford st and 125 oxford st same as the existing opening on the ground floor of the hotel/bar.
Section 96(2) modification of consent to continue the trial trading hours for a further 5 years, for the Colombian Hotel.
Colombian Hotel S96 application to extend trading from between 10.00am and 3.00am to allow the ground floor, first floor and gaming room to trade between 9.00am and 6.00am, 24 hours on a long weekend or public holiday and 24 hours on 6 special event occasions for a trial period for 5 years.
Consolidation and surrender of consents applying to 117-123 and 125 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst and continued use and operation of premises as the Colombian Hotel.
Section 96(2) modification of consent to delete Condition 2A requiring the shopfront of 125 Oxford Street be clear. The premises are the Colombian Hotel.
Section 96(2) modification application relating to the trading hours of the Colombian Hotel (Land and Environment Court approved)
Section 96(2) modification application relating to the trading hours of the Colombian Hotel (Land and Environment Court decision)
Section 96(1A) modification to alter Condition 23(e) in relation to security requirements at the Colombian Hotel.
Section 96(1A) modification to alter Condition 77(e) in relation to security requirements at the Colombian Hotel.
Section 96(1A) modification to alter Condition 21(e) in relation to security requirements at the Colombian Hotel.
Section 96(1A) modification of the approved development to alter the internal layout of the extended portion of the Colombian Hotel. Amendments include the deletion of the proposed public lounge, alterations to the gaming room and the window fronting Oxford Street and the erection of internal walls to create a new cleaners store, cloakroom and window display.
Section 96(2) modification to permit 24 hour trading within the front section of the extended portion of the Colombian Hotel until 4 March 2010
Section 96(1A) modification of the approved development to provide new amenities and a new corridor within the ground floor lounge bar, to erect open mesh fencing within the rear courtyard and to install a roof structure at the south eastern end of the court. Reduction of maximum population of loung bar to 48 patrons.
s96 1(a) proposed internall wall opening between exisitng Colombian Hotel and 125 Oxford St Building
Proposed alterations to the Colombian Hotel and extension of hotel use into adjoining premises at 125 Oxford Street. The proposed works will increase the maximum number of patrons of the hotel to 60 people. It is proposed to operate the additional area 24 hours, 7 days.
S96(1A) Continuation of POPE Licence
24 hours trading, seven days a week for a two year trial period for existing hotel.
S96(1) Proposed modification to S96 consent condition number 60 regarding noise control.
S96(1A) Create external courtyard within the former services shaft associated with the Columbian Hotel.