Planning Permits in Murrumbeena

Carrying out of works at the existing bowls club to change a turf green to a synthetic green in a Public Park and Recreation Zone

Construction of two double storey dwellings on a lot

3 lot subdivision

Requested updated Landscape Plan to reflect previously approved Secondary Consent dated 16/01/2023 Planning Permit No.: GE/PP-29787/2016/A Enquiry No.: GE/SECCON-1622/2022 Property: 6-10 Toward Street & 21 Railway Parade Murrumbeena

Extension of time to existing permit that allows: Construction of a double storey dwelling on land affected by a Special Building Overlay

Construction of a single storey extension to an existing dwelling on land affected by a Special Building Overlay

Carrying out works to the driveway on land affected by the Heritage Overlay

Proposed amendments to endorsed plans: We have recently applied for a Building Permit with CodeHQ Building Surveyors. They have reviewed the information we initially provided and in turn, have requested additional information from ourselves, the designer, and the engineer. In addition to this, we requested a concession on one aspect of the design covering the decorative screens and coverage over and side of the pergola. To allow this, they have requested that we obtain secondary consent from GECC. Thus, the reason for this application. The proposal as it stands calls for Decorative Screens to be fitted to the top and north-facing side of the Pergola. Initially, we only requested partial coverage. However, we were hoping to gain a Secondary Consent to amend this to allow full coverage of the top and north-facing side of the pergola with the decorative screens. The reasoning is to provide additional shade to the area, particularly during the summer months. We also believe this will assist in partially blocking the intensity of the sun hitting the living room window. At the moment we have to leave the blinds on this window fully closed, as not doing so allows for excess heat to be drawn into the room, with the UV light damaging the furniture sitting adjacent to this window. Allowing this change should then allow us to open this blind more often during the summer months, particularly in the morning, allowing more light to filter into the room even with the additional shading we perceive will be provided by the additional coverage of the decorative screens. Refer to Notes_For_GECC_14BurnsAve_GE-PP-28884-2015-C for additional information.

External alterations to a dwelling in a Heritage Overlay- Construction of 1.2m front fence (Behind original fence)

Extension of time to an existing permit that allows: Construction of a three storey apartment building comprising of 17 dwellings above basement car park