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Apartments Development 17 King Street, Dandenong ADVERTISED Poli is )ocni Office Use Only Pl:AN ~ ~ATER DANDENONG VlcSmart: Yes D No D City of Opportunity Specify class of VlcSmart appllcatlon: ),.,I This copied document is made available Application No.: 1 p~rpose, o e~abl ing Application for part o_f a planning process unde~~he Planning and Environment Act 1987 · p •t The document r:iust not be used for a~y City of Greater Dandenong PI a n nIn g . e rm I purpose which may breach any co ( Pfamlng Enquiries II you need help to complete this fDlm. read.~~~~~~~~~".'::~~~~~~----_J Phone: 03 86711676 A Art'/ material submttted v.1th this appUcation, lndudlng p1an5 and peisonal lnfonnallon. v.fnbe macre Web: www.greatenfandenong.com avallable tor public VleWfng, lndodlng electronlcally, and copies may be made for Interested parties for the purpose of enabling consideration and review as part ofa planning process under the Planning and Envlront11ent Act 1987. tr you have arrt concerns. p!ease contact COi.inch planning depaltment. \~ A Questions mllltedwtlh en est.Ilk rl arw manoaloly and must be CO!Qpltlled. A If the apace provided on the fonn is lnsulllclent. alt.I ch • separate aheel crearForm ---------1 Application type No Yes 0 I If yea, please specify which ls this a VicSmart VlcSmartclaasordasses: ______________________ I application?• I A If the application fal ls Into one of !he classes listed under Clause 92 or the &chedule to Clause 94, It Is a VlcSmart applicatlon I ----------------J Pre-application SEE LETTER DATED 25/9/2014. REQUESTED, BUT meeting HANDLED BY EMAIL & PHONE BY:- Has there been a pre-4ipplicatlon meetlng QNo 1:/ves Ilf'yes', with whom?: RUSSELL TAIT with a CouncU planning officer? IDate : Iday/month/year The Land D Address of the land. Complete the Stree t Address and one of the Formal Land Descriptions. street Address • Iunit No.: I !st.No.: 17 ISL Natne: KING STREET j SUburbllocality: DANDENONG I ~,P-o-st _code_:_3_1_7_5--~ Formal land Deacriptlon • Complete either A or B. A Ilot No.: 1 &2 I Qlodged Plan ~itte Plan QPtan or Subdivision INo .: 5763795 OR A This infonnation can be found oo the certif'icale of B Crown Anotment No.: j Section No.: title. I IParish!Townsllip Name: tf lhls application relates to more than one address, please cflCk this button ll no enrer r"R(" u..1a1l5;1 . ·- --·-- I ecerv .~: 13 The Proposal A You must give full details of your proposal and attach the information required to assesi the applicaJn .Qnfu~ntZUl5:1ear informati nwill delay your application. - For what use, development . ~ k.i rl i l . 0 1 ' ' ~ ~ ' - : . ,., or other matter do you 5eled the fOllls of tllls application and desCl1be t>eto'I of Greater 0 :... ·,<- rL1:1q D ,.quire a permit? • ,q;ity ELEVEN UNIT DEVELOPMENT OVER FOUR FLOORS WITH BASEMENT If you need help about the proposal, read: PARKING - RESIDENTIAL. l:iaw. ta c.amali:t!: th e tl12mlioo l0!. elilaaiag Pennil Form g Provide addillonal Information on tne proposal. lnducllng: plans and elevallons; any lnformallOn required by the planning sdleme. requested by council or OUU!ned In a Council planning permit checkUsl; and If required, a descripllon ot Ille likely etted or the proposal. Estimated cost of developmtnt for which the j,_c_o_st_s_ u_ N_ D_ E_R_1o_M_IL_L_1o_N_ _..IA You may be required to verify this estimate. D permit rs required • Insert 'O' If no development Is proposed (eg. change or use, subdivlsk>n, removal of covenant. llquor licence) Page 1of4 . '* ., • ADVERTISED Existing Conditions D PLAN Describe how the land Is -;:=============================:;­ used and developed now• SINGLE DWELLING (FOR DEMOLITION) eg. vacant, three dwellings, me<fical centre with two practitioners, licensed restaurant with 80 seats, • Provide a plan of the eXlsUng conditions. Photos are abo heJplul. SEE PLANNING REPORT & P ANS grazing. Title Information D Encumbrances on title • Does lhe proposal breach, in any way; an encumbrance on title such as a restrtctrtve covenanl section 173 agreement or other ol>Ugallon SUC/l as an easement or bUlldlng envelope? help IF you need about • ; 1 the title, read: Q Yes. (If 'yes' contact Council for advice on hoW:ID proceed before continuing with this application.) How to comolete the Aoolication for Planning Pennit QNo !mm 'i/Not appficable (no such encumbrance applies). • Provide a tun, current copy or the title tor each individual parcel of land l'ormlng the sUbjed site. (The title Includes: the coveting 'register search statement', the tme diagram and the assoelateo lltle documents, known as 'lnsllllments'. eg. restrictlVe covenants.) Applicant and Owner Details D Provide details of the applicant and the owner of the land. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Applicant • Name: The person who wants l._r111_e_: __EJ_.. IFirst Name: I lsumame: the permit. I0111anisation (if applicable): BELGRAPHIK BUILDING DESIGN Poellll Addreu: IfIt la a P.O. Box, erhrlhe delal1 here: I unit No.: I I St. No.: 1680 11 st Name: BURWOOD HIGHWAY :=::=======-..:::::::::;:========~ Isuburb/Locality: BELGRAVE 11 State: VIC EJ I Postcode: 3160 Where the prahNred contact Contactpmon's dmas • person for lhe appfica6on is Same u appfican\ (If ao, go to 'contact lnfonnation') 0 different from the applicant, Nmme: ~~~-~~~~~-~ provide the dehllls of that person. ITrtle: EJ .__IFi_rst_N_ame_: ____ __.l ISUmame: IOrganisation (if applicable): Postal Adcln!ss: ltit 111 e P.O. Box, anter the delais ~ IUnit No.: I ISt. No.: I ISt Name: ~====:'......'.::========~ jSuburb/Loca~ty: I IState : EJ IPostcode : Plea:se provide at leas! one Contact Information contact phone number • IBusiness Phooe: 9754 7464 11 Email: [email protected] ::::::================~ IMobile Phone: I IFax : OWner • Nmme; sameasappllcant [:J The person or organisation ITi_itl_e_.... : ___El.. IFITSlName: EDMUND & LESLE~ jsumame: TAYLOR who owns the land Organisation (if applicable): Where the owner is different I from the appl~snt, provide Fo11111 Addreu: lfltfs a P.O. Box, eder thcdelaila hen!: the details of that person or organisation. IUnit No.: I l....s _t_ N_o_.:_3_a____ _, ISL Name: PAYNTERS ROAD ISuburbllocarrty: WONGA PARK I IState : VIC 13 IPostcode : 3115 IOwner's Signature (Optional): IDate : day I month I yeer Thi~ copied d~~~;en t is made a~ai l a bl~ -.~: fo( th.e sole p ~rpose of enabling 1ls consrderatron and review as part o_f a planning process under the Planning and Environment Act 1987.. The document must not be used for any purpose which may breach any Page2of4 copyright. ADVERTISED Required Contact council's planning department lo discuss the specific requiremenl$ for P.PJ~Aobta in a planning information permit checklist. Is the required Yes4 No 0 Information provided? Checklist o Have you: ¥F~led in the form completely? 8 ¥Paid or ilduded 1he application fee? IA ~~~ ,!:. to be paid. Contact Cooodt to • Provided all necessary supporting information and documents? ....{>. full, anent ctJfff of tile infolmation lot eadl fnihidual parcel d land ton'*1g Ille 9UIJjed slle ¥A plst d exis&lg CXlOllllons. ¥ P.t!m ~the layout aad clelaU dlhe proposal ../._Ant informlltian requi'8d by the placPig ICllefne, requelled 17/ CXQld or outmed In a alUllOl pllnllng penrit ...,~hi . ,,,If required, e delcriptlan of the likely efl'ect otlhe proposal (eg tnllllc, noll&, fll1¥lmm1ental Snpads). ¥Completed the relevant ~di planning pemiit checklist? .../s"9ned the declaration (section 7)? 1 0 FEB 2015 p,,,, ,. •"; : : " City of Greater Uuriu ...... :J!','J This copied document is made available for the sole purpose of enabling its consideration and review as part of a planning process under the Planning and Environment Act 1987. The document must not be used for any Page3 of4 purpose which may breach any - - -----copyright.- ·-·----------.J ADVERTISED eLAN Need help with the Application? D If you need help to complete this fonn. read Hpw Ip cpmple!e the Applicalioo for Planning Permit form General infonnation about the planning process is available at www dpcd vie gov au/planning Assistance can also be obtained from councll's planning department. Lodgement a Lodge the completed and signed City of Greater Oandenong Greater Oandenong Civic Centre form, the fee payment and POBox200 or Level 3, 225 Lonsdale Street all documents with: Oanclenong VIC 3175 Dandenong Deliver application In parson, by tax, or by post Make sure you deliver any required supporting information and necessary payment P!lntfonn when you deliver this form to the above mentioned address. Thi& i& usuaay your local council but can sometimes be the Minister for Pfaming or another body. sav•Fonn: SawFonnTo You can save this application fonn to your computer to cooiplete or review later Your Computer or email it to others to complete relevant sections. 1 This copied docu~ent is made available I.or the s.ole pu rpose of enabling its consideration and review as 1 part of a planning process under the I Planning and Environment Act 1987. Th d ment must not be used for any ose which may breach any copyrigh t. Page 4 of4 . AD\l'ERl'.l~ED PLA~ ·.· ~;·s~eop;~·;ed~doc;;;;;;um~~=~~-. ~-.-~...:....:..:_ · for-the sore P..11~ lade a~able its 'COnsider•'~ndo ~abling parf of a Pllinn1n~ e review as Planning and E:;&Process under the. Th<J doCumen.t most~:"°nt Act 1987 QW"pose.,Whicn be used fpr any .· ~ ~~each any . e: .3x This new ~pllcatio11 for Town .Pjanning aepruval Is fe>r an elevttn u it de iopment. over four flGBn:l With basement p_arfttng in ~ 0'1fdenoJt9. Thfs-i:Hwelopment wn previous:Jy give.n1own planhing appravaf In Marci) ~010 as Pennlf Nu~r · PDA-OEIL0072. This subSequent(y lapsed wlthouUhe development commencing. · Property,. ownership-ha$ Ghanged freferto letter.~atn 25 S-ept, 201"4). On September 25, 2-014, Belgraphff<.Bullding O~slgn sent a letter (COPS' attached), as ao acco)Tlpanfment to Pre-Plannlng .Advice Sfrvjce Request Form, to d~lne if anything needad to be uPifated/changed In the previously submitfed '111Ci approved p1ans.
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