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DETERMINATION
(a) That pursuant
to Section 4.16 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979,
that the Parramatta Local Planning Panel, exercising the functions of Council
grant development consent to DA/577/2019 for the demolition of existing
structures, tree removal and construction of a two storey childcare centre
for 81 children above a basement car parking level with associated
landscaping, fences and paving on land at 52 Belmore Street, North
Parramatta, for a period of five (5) years within which physical commencement
is to occur from the date on the Notice of Determination, subject to
conditions of consent.
(b) That the Plan of Management be amended to reflect the
recommendations of the acoustic and traffic reports in relation to the
staggered start and finishes and any other matters not addressed in the
existing plan of management, and that the details be submitted prior to the
issue of a Construction Certificate.
(c) Further,
that all submitters be advised of the decision.
The reasons for approval are:
1. The development is permissible in the R2 zone and
satisfies the requirements of all of the applicable planning controls.
2. The development will be compatible with the emerging and
planned future character of the area.
3. The development does not detract from any nearby heritage
items.
4. For the reasons given above, approval of the application
is in the public interest.
The
reasons for the conditions imposed on this application are as follows:
1. To facilitate the orderly implementation of the objectives
of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 and the aims and
objectives of the relevant Council Planning instrument.
2. To ensure that the local amenity is maintained and is not
adversely affected and that adequate safeguards are incorporated into the
development.
3. To ensure the development does not hinder the proper and
orderly development of the subject land and its surrounds.
4. To ensure the relevant matters for consideration under Section
4.15 of Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 are maintained.
The
Panel decision was unanimous.
For: David Lloyd, Sue Francis, Alf Lester and Darryn
Capes-Davis
Against: Nil
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