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Planning Committee Index PLANNING COMMITTEE INDEX Item Description Page PL185/16 DECLARATION OF OPENING 1 PL186/16 APOLOGIES AND MEMBERS ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE 1 PL187/16 QUESTION TIME FOR THE PUBLIC 1 PL188/16 CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES 1 PL189/16 CORRESPONDENCE 2 PL190/16 DISCLOSURE OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS 2 PL191/16 MATTERS FOR WHICH THE MEETING MAY BE CLOSED 2 PL192/16 5 (LOTS 2 AND 3) FRANCIS STREET, PERTH – NEW EXHIBITION CENTRE AND ALTERATIONS TO THE STATE LISTED HERITAGE BUILDINGS AT THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM 3 PL193/16 43 (LOT 41) ARDEN STREET, EAST PERTH – PROPOSED ADDITIONS TO THE SECOND FLOOR AND NEW THIRD FLOOR TO THE EXISTING DWELLING 11 PL194/16 45 (LOT 110) FRANCIS STREET, NORTHBRIDGE – REFURBISHMENT OF THE EXISTING BUILDING, INSTALLATION OF TWO GLASS CANOPIES AND RECONFIGURATION OF CAR PARKING 18 PL195/16 5 (LOTS 2 AND 3 - PROPOSED) THE ESPLANADE, PERTH – ‘IN PRINCIPLE’ PROPOSAL FOR A 25 STOREY HOTEL/SERVICED APARTMENT BUILDING AND 50 STOREY RESIDENTIAL BUILDING 31 PL196/16 39 AND 39A (LOTS 52 AND 53) MOUNT STREET, WEST PERTH –MINOR AMENDMENT TO THE LIFT SERVICES OF AN APPROVED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CONTAINING TWO, SEVEN-LEVEL DWELLINGS 41 PL197/16 MOTIONS OF WHICH PREVIOUS NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN 45 PL198/16 GENERAL BUSINESS 45 PL199/16 ITEMS FOR CONSIDERATION AT A FUTURE MEETING 45 PL200/16 CLOSE OF MEETING 45 I:\CPS\ADMIN SERVICES\COMMITTEES\5. PL\PL161115 - MINUTES.DOCX PLANNING COMMITTEE - 1 - 15 NOVEMBER 2016 Minutes of the meeting of the City of Perth Planning Committee held in Committee Room 1, Ninth Floor, Council House, 27 St Georges Terrace, Perth on Tuesday, 15 November 2016. MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE Cr McEvoy - Presiding Member Cr Adamos Cr Yong OFFICERS Mr Mianich - Acting Chief Executive Officer Ms Barrenger - Acting Director Planning and Development Mr Ridgwell - Acting Director Corporate Services Ms Smith - Manager Development Approvals Mr Smith - City Architect Ms Best - Governance and Risk Officer GUESTS AND DEPUTATIONS Mr Hajigabriel - Rowe Group Mr Manios Six members of the public. PL185/16 DECLARATION OF OPENING 5.30pm The Presiding Member declared the meeting open. PL186/16 APOLOGIES AND MEMBERS ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE Nil PL187/16 QUESTION TIME FOR THE PUBLIC Nil PL188/16 CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES Moved by Cr Adamos, seconded by Cr Yong That the minutes of the meeting of the Planning Committee held on 25 October 2016 be confirmed as a true and correct record. The motion was put and carried I:\CPS\ADMIN SERVICES\COMMITTEES\5. PL\PL161115 - MINUTES.DOCX PLANNING COMMITTEE - 2 - 15 NOVEMBER 2016 The votes were recorded as follows: For: Crs McEvoy, Adamos and Yong Against: Nil PL189/16 CORRESPONDENCE Nil PL190/16 DISCLOSURE OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS Nil PL191/16 MATTERS FOR WHICH THE MEETING MAY BE CLOSED Nil Meeting Note: The Planning Committee agreed that the order of business detailed in the agenda be amended to allow time for the proposed deputation for Item 1 to arrive and present, prior to the Committee considering that item, specifically: 1. Agenda Item 2 – 5 (Lots 2 and 3) Francis Street, Perth – New Exhibition Centre and alterations to the state listed heritage buildings at the Western Australian Museum; 2. Agenda Item 1 – 43 (Lot 41) Arden Street, East Perth – Proposed additions to the second floor and new third floor to the existing dwelling; 3. Agenda Item 3 – 45 (Lot 110) Francis Street, Northbridge – refurbishment of the existing building, installation of two glass canopies and reconfiguration of car parking; 4. Agenda Item 4 – 5 (Lots 2 and 3 - Proposed) The Esplanade, Perth – ‘In Principle’ proposal for a 25 storey hotel/serviced apartment building and 50 storey residential building; and 5. Agenda Item 5 – 39 and 39a (Lots 52 And 53) Mount Street, West Perth – Minor amendment to the lift services of an approved residential development containing two, seven-level dwellings. I:\CPS\ADMIN SERVICES\COMMITTEES\5. PL\PL161115 - MINUTES.DOCX PLANNING COMMITTEE - 3 - 15 NOVEMBER 2016 PL192/16 5 (LOTS 2 AND 3) FRANCIS STREET, PERTH – NEW EXHIBITION CENTRE AND ALTERATIONS TO THE STATE LISTED HERITAGE BUILDINGS AT THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM BACKGROUND: SUBURB/LOCATION: 5 (Lots 2 and 3) Francis Street, Perth FILE REFERENCE: 2016/5363 REPORTING UNIT: Development Approvals RESPONSIBLE DIRECTORATE: Planning and Development DATE: 31 October 2016 MAP / SCHEDULE: Schedule 2 – A map and colour perspectives for 5 Francis Street 3D MODEL PRESENTATION: A 3D Model for this application will be available at the Committee meeting. LANDOWNER: State of Western Australia – Department of Culture and the Arts The subject site is located within the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority Area in the Culture Centre Project Area Precinct. The site is bounded by James Street pedestrian mall to the south, Beaufort Street to the east, Francis Street to the North and the Museum Street pedestrian mall to the west. The site contains four heritage buildings which are listed on the State Register of Heritage Places including the Old Perth Gaol Building, Hackett Hall, the Jubilee Building and the Beaufort Street Wing building. DETAILS: The Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority (MRA) has referred to the City for comment an application for the new museum project at the existing Western Australian Museum site including a new exhibition centre building and alterations to the existing heritage buildings. The application is a State Government initiated project together with Brookfield Multiplex and Hassell and Oma Architects to provide a world class museum and exhibition space. The key objectives of the new museum project are ‘People First; Western Australia; Design Excellence; and an Activated Museum.’ The new museum will be designed around an outdoor civic space at the centre of the site called ‘City Room’ which together with the Old Perth Gaol museum cafe will form a central focal point for visitors to the museum. The design of the museum is based on horizontal and vertical narrative loops with linkages between the new exhibition centre building and the existing heritage buildings; Hackett Hall; the Jubilee Building and the Beaufort Street Wing. More specifically the development of the new museum project will involve: the retention, restoration and activation of Hackett Hall, the Jubilee Building, the Old Goal and the Beaufort Street Wing to activate the buildings and provide I:\CPS\ADMIN SERVICES\COMMITTEES\5. PL\PL161115 - MINUTES.DOCX PLANNING COMMITTEE - 4 - 15 NOVEMBER 2016 pedestrian access through the buildings and around the site and to link in with the new buildings; a new building wrapping around Francis Street and Museum Street to provide exhibition spaces, function rooms and museum facilities; the integration of the new museum with the surrounding public spaces including James Street and Museum Street (subject to further discussions with the State Government and MRA); a sustainability outcome for the project based on a whole of life approach, which will significantly exceed the sustainability requirements of the MRA; the provision of services, delivery and waste management integrated with the adjoining State Library of Western Australia; and the development of an Energy and Thermal System to provide services to ultimately all of the buildings within the Perth Cultural Centre. LEGISLATION / POLICY: Legislation Sections 64 and 65 of the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority Act 2011 Central Perth Redevelopment Scheme No. 2 Integrated Planning Strategic Community Plan and Reporting Council Four Year Priorities: Community Outcome Framework Perth as a capital city Implications The City is recognised internationally as a city on the move and for its liveability, talented people and centres of excellence and business opportunities COMPLIANCE WITH PLANNING SCHEME: Land Use The site is located within the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority Area and is therefore subject to the provisions of the MRA’s Central Perth Redevelopment Scheme No. 2 (‘CPRS2’). More specifically the site is located within the Perth Cultural Centre Project Area of CPRS2 and Precinct 36 – James Street. The vision for the Perth Cultural Centre Project Area is to realise the potential of the State’s principle cultural hub in the heart of the city centre. An exciting urban environment will be created, which is infused with creativity, culture and talent. It will provide visitors with a space that engages the senses and contributes to the uniqueness of the area by way of its function, aesthetics and design. It is considered that the proposed redevelopment of the Western Australian Museum site to include a new exhibition centre and the alterations to the heritage buildings are consistent with the project areas vision and the statement of intent for the James Street Precinct. This includes the incorporation of heritage conservation and the I:\CPS\ADMIN SERVICES\COMMITTEES\5. PL\PL161115 - MINUTES.DOCX PLANNING COMMITTEE - 5 - 15 NOVEMBER 2016 adaptive reuse of the existing heritage buildings. The project will also provide enhanced cultural facilities which will contribute to the uniqueness and cultural identity of the area by way of its design. The proposed ancillary land uses including the museum café located in the Old Perth Gaol building, the retail tenancy adjacent to the Francis Street foyer and the Hackett Hall function centre are supported. The revised proposal to enhance the level of pedestrian interest and activity on Francis Street with a new exhibition display area is also supported. The tenancies which have been identified as ‘Commercial Opportunities’ along Francis Street and at the Jubilee Hall but without any indication of their intended use should provide for pedestrian interest and activity. Uses such as ‘Dining and Entertainment’, ‘Retail’, and ‘Culture and Creative’ should be encouraged to locate in these tenancies rather than offices or other similar uses with inactive frontages. It is also recommended that further investigations take place to improve the utilisation of the roof space of the new exhibition link building and Francis Street building, including an outdoor exhibition space for the museum and outdoor entertainment areas.
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