Extraordinary Cumberland Local Planning
Panel Meeting
30 January 2019
Minutes
of the Extraordinary Cumberland Local Planning Panel Meeting held at Merrylands
Administration Building, 16 Memorial Avenue, Merrylands on Wednesday 30 January
2019.
Present:
The Hon. Paul Stein AM (Chairperson) QC, John Brunton,
Michael Ryan and Paul Moulds AM.
In Attendance:
Daniel Cavallo, Karl Okorn, Sohail Faridy, Jai Shankar,
Sarah Pritchard, Esra Calim, Laith Jammal and Somer Ammar.
Notice of Live Streaming of
CUMBERLAND LOCAL PLANNING PANEL meeting
The Chairperson advised that the Cumberland Local Planning
meeting was being streamed live on Council's website and members of the public
must ensure their speech to the Panel is respectful and use appropriate
language.
The meeting here opened at 11:33a.m.
Declarations Of Interest:
There were no declarations of
interest.
ADDRESS BY INVITED SPEAKERS:
The following persons had made
application to address the Cumberland Local Planning Panel meeting:
Speakers Item
No. Subject
Mr Gavin Ng DA
for 21 Winnima Circuit, Pemulwuy
Mr Rob Harper DA
for 147-151 Parramatta Road, Auburn
Mr Tom Sukkar DA
for 147-151 Parramatta Road, Auburn
Mr Bruce Threlthfo DA
for 147-151 Parramatta Road, Auburn
The Chairperson enquired to those
present in the Gallery as to whether there were any further persons who would
like to address the Panel and no further persons presented themselves.
The open session of the meeting
here closed at 12:00p.m.
The closed session of the meeting here opened at 12:01p.m.
ITEM LPP001/19 - Development Application for
21 Winnima Circuit, Pemulwuy
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That Development Application
No. 2018/441/1 for the construction of a two storey dwelling house on land at
21 Winnima Circuit, Pemulwuy be approved subject to deferred commencement conditions
referred to in Schedule (A) and the draft conditions of consent referred to
in Schedule (B).
For: Paul Stein AM (Chairperson), John Brunton,
Michael Ryan and Paul Moulds AM.
Against: Nil.
Reasons for Decision:
1.
The Panel is in agreement with the Planning Officer’s report and
is of the view that recommended deferred commencement conidtion 1 should
remain as the extinguishment of the restriction should be reasonably straight
forward. The extinguishment of the restriction would be consistent with what
has already occurred in the precinct.
2.
The Panel is also of the view that the building Envelope plan should
be adhered to by the applicant and this will require the submission of
amended plans to comply with the envelope. The Panel notes that the proposed
first floor plan should allow for sufficient flexibility to permit a
reasonable size master bedroom and ensuite.
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ITEM LPP002/19 -
Development Application at 147-151 Parramatta Road, Auburn
1. That
Development Application DA-511/2017 for the construction of an 8 storey hotel
building comprising 112 rooms over 3 levels of basement car park be approved,
subject to the conditions set out in the draft determination as amended by
the Panel.
2. That
the person who made a submission be notified of the determination.
3.
The insertion of additional amendment 4A:
4A – Height of Terrace Wall
The exterior western
wall of the terrace at level 1 is to be reduced in height to 1.3 metres above
the finished floor level of the terrace. Amended plans demonstrating
compliance of this condition are to be submitted to the certifying authority
for approval prior to the issue of a construction certificate.
Reason – to
ensure that the development complies with the FSR development standard
applicable with the site, whilst still maintaining adequate visual privacy to
the school grounds and safety to persons using the terrace.
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4.
The amendment of of condition 7:
7 - Auburn DCP 2010 – Employment Generating
Development
A sum of $122,029.00 is to be paid to Council for the purpose of the provision of additional services
and public facilities that is likely to generate from employment generating
development with the Auburn LGA.
The above sum is broken down to the following items:
Item
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Amount
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Employment Generating Development
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$122,029.00
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TOTAL
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$122,029.00
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Reason:- to assist in the provision of additional
services and public facilities that is likely to generate from employment
generating development with the Auburn LGA.
5.
The amendment of of condition 6:
6. Amended
Landscape Plan
Prior to the issue of a
construction certificate, fully detailed landscape plans are to be prepared
and submitted to the satisfaction of Council’s Manager Development
Assessment. The plans are to include at a minimum:
I. A
dense vegetation strip along the Parramatta Road frontage including 4 trees
of a local species that will grow to a mature height of 12 metres,
II. Soil
depth of at least 1.8 metres within the Parramatta Road frontage,
III. Public
art within the Parramatta Road frontage,
IV. a
detailed planting schedule for all landscaped areas of the site,
V. planting
notes indicating compliance with the relevant Standards and guidelines,
VI. The
number, location, pot size and mature height of each proposed species.
Reason:-
to ensure that the site, including street setbacks, are appropriately
landscaped.
6.
The amendment of of condition 110:
110 - Hours
of operation
The hours of operation of the restaurant
component of the development are limited to 6a.m. to 12midnight, 7 days a
week.
Reason:-
to limit the operating hours of the development so as to reduce the likely
nuisance on adjoining development.
7.
Page 44 consent to operate from date should be 30 January 2018
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For: Paul Stein AM (Chairperson), John Brunton,
Michael Ryan and Paul Moulds AM.
Against: Nil.
Reasons for Decision:
1. The Panel
was in general agreement with the Planning Officer’s report and has added
a number of conditions to clarify aspects of the development.
2. The
Panel notes that the proposed hotel is generally consistent with the Parramatta
Road Corridor Urban Transformation Strategy and with the site zoning.
The closed session of the
meeting here closed at 12:55p.m.
The open session of the meeting
here opened at 12:56p.m. The Chairperson delivered the Cumberland Local
Planning Panel’s resolutions to the Public Gallery.
The meeting terminated at 1:00p.m.
Signed:

The Hon. Paul Stein AM
(Chairperson) QC
Chairperson