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14 February 2006 ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL (i) TOWN OF VINCENT 14 FEBRUARY 2006 MINUTES INDEX (14 FEBRUARY 2006) ITEM REPORT DESCRIPTION PAGE 10.1 ENVIRONMENTAL AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 10.1.1 Further Report - No. 545 (Lot 1 D/P: 4027) Fitzgerald Street (corner Ruby 185 Street), North Perth - Proposed Additional Two-Storey Single House to Existing Single House - Reconsideration of Carport Condition (North Perth Precinct) PRO2448 (5.2005.3192.1) 10.1.2 No. 169 (Lot 14 D/P: 672) Harold Street, Highgate - Proposed Two-Storey 13 (2) Single House (Hyde Park Precinct) PRO3370 (5.2005.3260.1) 10.1.3 No. 167 (Lot 15 D/P: 672) Harold Street, Highgate - Proposed Two-Storey 208 Single House Hyde Park Precinct) PRO3197 (5.2005.3230.1) Due to the lateness of the hour, this Item was not considered or determined. 10.1.4 No.163 (Lot 65 D/P: 44503) Harold Street, Highgate- Proposed Two Storey 212 Single House (Forrest Precinct) PRO2925 (5.2005.3305.1) Due to the lateness of the hour, this Item was not considered or determined. 10.1.5 No. 313 (Lot 5 D/P: 2600) Walcott Street, North Perth- Proposed Additional 142 Two-Storey Grouped Dwelling to Existing Single House (North Perth Precinct) PRO2609 (5.2005.3309.1) 10.1.6 No. 241 (Lots 100 and 101 D/P: 63744) Beaufort Street, Perth- Proposed 137 Conservatory Addition to Existing Single House (Beaufort Precinct) PRO3344 (5.2005.3211.1) 10.1.7 No. 1 (Lot 319 D/P: 2001) Leslie Street, Mount Lawley - Proposed 133 Alterations and Additions to Existing Single House (Banks Precinct) PRO3401 (5.2005.3307.1) 10.1.8 No. 29 (Lot 456 D/P: 2334) Edinboro Street, Mount Hawthorn - Proposed 128 Additions and Alterations to Existing Two Storey Single House (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO3384 (5.2005.3282.1) 10.1.9 No. 311 (Lot 4 D/P: 2600) Walcott Street, North Perth- Proposed Additional 148 Two-Storey Grouped Dwelling to Existing Single House (North Perth Precinct) PRO2608 (5.2005.3308.1) 10.1.10 No.98 (Proposed Lot 35 of Lot 50 D/P: 92618) Flinders Street, corner 216 Woodstock Street, Mount Hawthorn- Proposed Two Storey Single House (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO2155 (5.2005.3311.1) Due to the lateness of the hour, this Item was not considered or determined. 10.1.11 No.101 (Lot 267 D/P: 2503) Coogee Street, Mount Hawthorn - Proposed 220 Demolition of Existing Single House and Construction of a Single-Storey Single House (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO3385 (5.2005.3303.1) Due to the lateness of the hour, this Item was not considered or determined. MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 14 FEBRUARY 2006 TO BE CONFIRMED ON 28 FEBRUARY 2006 ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL (ii) TOWN OF VINCENT 14 FEBRUARY 2006 MINUTES 10.1.12 No. 59 (Lot 257 D/P: 2816) Dunedin Street, Mount Hawthorn- Proposed 193 Demolition of Existing Single House and Construction of Two-Storey Single House (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO2262 (5.2005.3251.1) 10.1.13 No. 57 (Lots: 94 and 217 D/P: 1237 and 32580), Raglan Road, Mount 17 Lawley- Proposed Partial Demolition of and Alterations and Additions to Existing Single House (Norfolk Precinct) PRO3333 (5.2005.3193.1) 10.1.14 No. 187 (Lots 11 and Pt 12, D/P: 2848) Anzac Road, Mount Hawthorn - 24 Proposed Partial Demolition of and Alterations and Two-Storey (2) Addition to Existing Single House (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO1116 (5.2005.3215.1) 10.1.15 No.68 (Lot 255 D/P: 3642) The Boulevarde, Mount Hawthorn - Proposed 28 Demolition of Single Storey House and Associated Outbuildings (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO3381 (5.2005.3278.1) 10.1.16 No.393 (Lot 3 D/P: 6812) Charles Street, North Perth - Patio and Deck 31 Additions to Existing Single House (Application for Retrospective Approval) (North Perth Precinct) PRO3395 (5.2005.3288.1) 10.1.17 Nos. 4a, 4b and 6 (Lot 15 D/P: 43979, Lot: 16 D/P: 43979, Lot: 164 D/P: 166 2334) Eton Street, North Perth- Front/Street Fence Addition to Existing Single Houses (Application for Retrospective Approval) (Norfolk Precinct) PRO2076 (5.2005.3321.1) 10.1.18 No. 6 (Lot 99 D/P: 2630) Doris Street, Corner Bedford Street, North Perth - 152 Proposed Carport, Additions and Alterations to Existing Single House (Norfolk Precinct) PRO3313 (5.2005.3163.1) 10.1.19 No. 100 (Lot 247 D/P: 1791) Egina Street, Mount Hawthorn - Proposed 223 Alterations, Additions and Carport to Existing Single House (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO3282 (5.2005.3293.1) Due to the lateness of the hour, this Item was not considered or determined. 10.1.20 No. 35 (Lot 21 D/P: 1657) Camelia Street, North Perth- Patio Addition to 34 Existing Single House (Application for Retrospective Approval) (Smith’s Lake Precinct) PRO1949 (5.2006.1.1) 10.1.21 No. 419 (Lot 247 D/P: 2672) Walcott Street, Coolbinia- Proposed 36 Alterations, Additions and Garage to Existing Single House (North Perth Precinct) PRO3346 (5.2005.3214.1) 10.1.22 Nos. 99-101 (Lot 101 D/P: 99074) Oxford Street, Leederville - Proposed 227 Two-Storey Office Addition to Existing Shop and Eating House (Oxford Centre Precinct) PRO1104 (5.2006.0044.1) Due to the lateness of the hour, this Item was not considered or determined. 10.1.23 Nos. 419-421 (Lot 5 D/P: 7426) William Street, Perth - Proposed Alterations 40 and Two-Storey (2) Warehouse Addition to Existing Shop (Beaufort Precinct) PRO0912 (5.2005.3182.1) MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 14 FEBRUARY 2006 TO BE CONFIRMED ON 28 FEBRUARY 2006 ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL (iii) TOWN OF VINCENT 14 FEBRUARY 2006 MINUTES 10.1.24 No. 23 (Lot 4 D/P: 11538) Green Street, Mount Hawthorn - Proposed Change 44 of Use from Eating House and Caretaker's Residence to Office Building and Single House and Associated Alterations (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO0556 (5.2005.3281.1) 10.1.25 No. 6 (Lot 76 D/P: 1823) Pansy Street, North Perth- Satellite Dish Addition 163 to Existing Single House (Application for Retrospective Approval) (North Perth Precinct) PRO3337 (5.2005.3208.1) 10.1.26 No. 114 (Lot 194) Shakespeare Street, Mount Hawthorn - Proposed Carport 47 Addition to Existing Single House (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO3086 (5.2005.3353.1) 10.1.27 No. 173 (Lot 4 D/P: 2730) Vincent Street, West Perth - Front/Street Fence 97 Additions to Existing Grouped Dwelling (Application for Retrospective Approval) (Hyde Park Precinct) PRO2041 (5.2005.3265.1) 10.1.28 No. 24 (Lot 20 D/P: 1823) Daphne Street, North Perth - Proposed Demolition 124 of Existing Single House and Construction of a Two-Storey Single House (North Perth Precinct) PRO3258 (5.2005.3285.1) 10.1.29 No. 69 (Lot 1 D/P: 2322) Bourke Street, corner Scott Street, Leederville - 180 Proposed Alterations, Additions and Garage to Existing Single House (Leederville Precinct) PRO3291 (5.2005.3107.1) 10.1.30 No. 69 (Lot 551 D/P: 92765) Barlee Street, Mount Lawley - Proposed 170 Permanent Change of Use to Office (Property Developer, Financial Planning and Architects) Building (Forrest Precinct) PRO1205 (5.2005.3183.1) 10.1.31 Nos. 14-16 (Lot 100 D/P: 53231) Daphne Street, North Perth - Proposed 158 Additional Carparking & Alterations to Existing Multiple Dwellings (North Perth Precinct) PRO3383 (5.2005.3279.1) 10.1.32 No. 306 (Lot 98 D/P: 1823, Lot Y99 D/P: 1823, Lot 100 D/P: 1823) Charles 175 Street, North Perth - Proposed Demolition of Existing Single House and Removal of Significant Tree (Charles Centre Precinct) PRO2109 (5.2005.3263.1) 10.1.33 No. 226 (Lot 1 D/P: 956) Oxford Street, corner Richmond Street, Leederville 49 - Access Ramps to Alterations and Additions to Existing Shop (Oxford Centre Precinct) PRO0860 (5.2006.20.1) 10.1.34 Application for Approval to Demolish Existing Buildings, Creation of New 56 Laneway (Washing Lane) and Streetscape Works to West of Lindsay Street – Lot 112, Lot 9019, Lot 508 & Lot 117 Newcastle Street, between Money Street and Lindsay Street, Northbridge (Beaufort Precinct) PRO2980 10.1.35 Amendment No. 33 to Planning and Building Policies - Draft Policy Relating 232 to Amalgamation Condition on Planning Approvals (All Precincts) PLA0170 Due to the lateness of the hour, this Item was not considered or determined. 10.1.36 State Library of Western Australia – Draft Strategic Direction 2006-2008 61 (All Precincts) MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON 14 FEBRUARY 2006 TO BE CONFIRMED ON 28 FEBRUARY 2006 ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL (iv) TOWN OF VINCENT 14 FEBRUARY 2006 MINUTES 10.1.37 No. 345 (Lot 31, Strata Lots 11-20 STR: 6033) Stirling Street, Highgate - 63 Proposed Carport and Shed Additions to Existing Multiple Dwellings (Forrest Precinct) PRO1529 (5.2005.3267.1) 10.1.38 Nos. 492, 494, 496, 498 and 500 (Lots 143, 144, 145, 146 and 147) Charles 66 Street, North Perth - Non-Conforming Use as a Vehicle Sales Premises (North Perth Precinct) PRO1071 PRO2961 10.1.39 Further Report - Motion to Revoke or Change a Council Decision Relating to 101 Nos.14-16 (Lots 99 D/P: 2503, 100 D/P: 2503, 101 D/P: 2503, 102 D/P: 2503, 103 D/P: 2503 and 104 D/P: 2503), Woodstock Street, Corner Flinders Street, Mount Hawthorn - Proposed Change of Use from Hospital to Institutional Building and Associated Additions and Alterations to Existing Premises (Mount Hawthorn Precinct) PRO3321 (5.2005.3175.1) 10.2 TECHNICAL SERVICES 10.2.1 State Underground Power Program – Round Three (3) Major Residential 234 Projects – Progress Report No 7 (TES0313) All Precincts Due to the lateness of the hour, this Item was not considered or determined.
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