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Agenda Ordinary Council Meeting City of Kingston Ordinary Council Meeting Agenda 28 September 2009 Notice is given that an Ordinary Meeting of Kingston City Council will be held at 7.00pm at the Cheltenham Office, 1230 Nepean Highway, Cheltenham, on Monday, 28 September 2009. 1. Apologies 2. Confirmation of Minutes of Previous Meetings Minutes of Ordinary Council Meeting 24 August 2009. 3. Foreshadowed Declaration by Councillors or Officers of any Conflict of Interest [Note that any Conflicts of Interest need to be formally declared at the start of the meeting and immediately prior to the item being considered – type and nature of interest is required to be disclosed – if disclosed in writing to the CEO prior to the meeting only the type of interest needs to be disclosed prior to the item being considered.] 4. Petitions Cr Bauer will table a petition requesting that Parking Permits to be issued to All Shop Operators in Aspendale 5. Presentation of Awards Presentations will be made to former Councillor Topsy Petchey OAM and to representatives of the Moorabbin and Chelsea SES Units. 6. Reports from Village Committees A report on issues arising out of the Village Committee meetings in September 2009 is attached. Page 3 7. Reports from Delegates Appointed by Council to Various Organisations 8. Question Time 9. Environmental Sustainability Reports * L144 KP871/08 7-13 Johnson Avenue, Carrum Page 5 L145 KP998/08 1228 Nepean Highway, Cheltenham Page 19 L146 KP241/09 26 Tennyson Street, Carrum Page 47 L147 KP122/09 98 Station Street, Aspendale Page 61 L148 KP121/09 57 Scotch Parade, Bonbeach Page 79 L149 KP110/06 20 Levanto Street, Mentone Page 97 L150 Cat Confinement Consultation Page 104 L151 Agreement with United Energy for Installation of Road Signs on Power Poles Page 117 L152 Submission to the Climate Change Green Paper Page 132 L153 Management of Landfills and Recycling Activities Page 148 * Please note that due to the migration of files over to the new software application Town Planning Application Decisions for August will be presented to the October 2009 Ordinary Council meeting along with the September decisions. 10. Community Sustainability Reports L154 Draft Disability Plan Page 153 L155 Kingston Heath Regional Soccer Facility – Pavilion and Spectator Facility Contract Page 192 1 City of Kingston Ordinary Council Meeting Agenda 28 September 2009 11. Organisational Development & Governance Reports L156 Expenditure of Ward Fund Schedule Page 196 12. Corporate Services Reports L157 General Revaluation 2010 Page 200 13. Notices of Motion L158 Notice of Motion Cr West: Playground – Stanley Avenue, Cheltenham Page 202 14. Urgent Business 15. Items in Camera 2 City of Kingston Ordinary Council Meeting Agenda 28 September 2009 6. Reports from Village Committees PRESENTATION OF VILLAGE COMMITTEE REPORTS 6(a) Cheltenham Village Committee Chairperson - Joe Astbury Report of Meeting held on 1 September 2009 Highlight The Road Management Plan. 6(b) Mordialloc Village Committee Chairperson - Allan Locke Report of Meeting held on 1 September 2009 Highlight: Nil. 6(c) Mentone/Parkdale Village Committee Chairperson - Reg Marlow Report of Meeting held on 1 September 2009 Highlight: No Stopping Zones on Beach Road. 6(d) Patterson Lakes/Carrum Village Committee Chairperson - Glen Baker Report of Meeting held on 2 September 2009 Assisting retailers/ commercial property owners to improve Carrum Shopping Centre Village Committee Recommendation The Committee suggests that Council consider the formation of a Carrum Traders Group facilitated by Council’s Retail Liaison Officer. Officer Comment Council's Retail Liaison Officer is very happy to support Chambers of Commerce but does not initiate the establishment of a Chamber. This generally comes from a few local businesses wanting to work together for the betterment of the retail strip. A Chamber is unlikely to be successful if it is not driven by interested local businesses. Highlight: Assisting retailers/ commercial property owners to improve Carrum Shopping Centre 3 City of Kingston Ordinary Council Meeting Agenda 28 September 2009 6(e) Dingley/Heatherton Village Committee Chairperson – Allan Harris Report of Meeting held 2 September 2009 Highlight: Nil. 6(f) Moorabbin/Highett Village Committee Chairperson – Robyn Cochrane Report of Meeting held 3 September 2009 Planning Applications Village Committee Recommendation The Committee suggested that planning application advertising signs are made larger (2m x 2m or the size of real estate boards) for high profile sites in high traffic areas that do not necessarily have foot traffic. Officer Comment A report on planning permit advertising signage will be prepared. Highlight: Advertising of Town Planning applications. 6(g) Aspendale/Edithvale/Aspendale Gardens/Waterways Village Committee Chairperson - Kevin Griffiths Report of Meeting held on 3 September 2009 The meeting lapsed for want of a quorum. 6(h) Chelsea/Chelsea Heights/Bonbeach Village Committee Acting Chairperson – Leanne Stray Report of Meeting held on 9 September 2009 Highlight: The Village Committee thank Jonathan Guttmann for his presentation and support the possibility of incorporating neighbourhood character into the new planning zones. 4 City of Kingston Ordinary Council Meeting Agenda 28 September 2009 9. Environmental Sustainability Reports L144 KP871/08 7-13 Johnson Avenue, Carrum APPLICANT Lowe Constructions ADDRESS OF LAND No. 7-13 Johnson Avenue Carrum PROPOSAL The construction of buildings and works (comprising a new 2 and 3 storey high building) and to use for a function room and restaurant with reduced car parking requirements. MELWAYS REFERENCE 97C788C3 PLANNING OFFICER Peter Connell REFERENCE NO. KP871/08 DECISION DATE BY 21 May, 2008 STATUTORY DAYS 130 days @ 28 September, 2009 ZONING: Mixed Use Zone OVERLAYS: Design and Development Overlay – Schedule 1 (Urban Coastal Height Control Area) and Design and Development Overlay Schedule 7 (Urban Coastal Foreshore Setback Control Area) UNDER WHAT CLAUSE(S) IS A Clause 32.04: Mixed Use Zone PERMIT REQUIRED? Clause 43.02: Design and Development Overlay Schedule 1 Clause 52.06:Car Parking RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS ON No THE TITLE? OBJECTIONS: Four (4) CONSIDERED PLAN Lowe Construction Plans P01-P06 dated REFERENCES/DATE RECEIVED 28/07/09 Main Issue The main is issue to consider is, whether it is appropriate to redevelop this site having regard to the benefits the redevelopment offers, when weighed up against the limited access which the site will still have. Existing Conditions: The subject site is situated at the western end of Johnson Avenue, Carrum, with the frontage of the block facing the foreshore reserve. The block is rectangular in shape, having a 9.53m frontage a depth along its northern boundary of 59.81m and a depth along its southern boundary of 58.6m. The rear boundary has a width of 9.45m, with the site having an overall area of 559 sqm. The front portion of the allotment, which faces the foreshore, accommodates a large two and three level building currently used by the Carrum Sailing Club as its clubrooms and function 5 City of Kingston Ordinary Council Meeting Agenda 28 September 2009 room. The setback of this building from the site frontage varies between 7.8 and 9 metres. The building as it presents itself to the frontage of the site has a height of approximately 9 metres and comprises three storeys. The rear portion of the site, which, is adjacent to Johnson Avenue, accommodates a building and structures used for boat storage The surrounding land uses in close proximity to the site are generally residential in nature. The site abuts double storey townhouses to the north and east, whilst the Carrum Surf Life Saving Club is located approximately 50 m to the south. Land use along Nepean Highway comprise a mixture of commercial and residential. The Carrum Railway Station and a small shopping strip are located across Nepean Highway, to the east. Proposal: It is proposed to demolish the existing building and to replace it with a new building, which will be set back between 7.5 and 8.72 m from the Foreshore Reserve, but will otherwise occupy the balance of the site. The building will occupy three levels. The ground floor will accommodate the main entry, club members race room, kiosk, change rooms and toilets, first aid room, secondary access of Johnson Avenue, and dinghy storage in the area currently used for boat storage. The dinghy storage area off Johnson Avenue will be closed, using roller shutter doors. The first level of the building will accommodate a 76 seat restaurant located in the south-west part of the building (Foreshore Reserve end) and a club/function room at the north-east end of the building to accommodate up to 84 four members (seated). Each area will have a toilet and kitchen, and will be separated by a lobby with stairwell and lift well. The club/function room will have a 2.4 m wide balcony along its Johnson Avenue elevation. The restaurant will have a deck facing the Foreshore Reserve and setback 4.5 m from its foreshore reserve property boundary. The second (top-level) will sit over the south-west portion of the building and will conclude at the south-western extent of Johnson Avenue. It will accommodate the race control room, member’s race viewing area, toilet facilities, and be used as a member's multi-function room. An external deck is provided with an outlook to the foreshore reserve and out across the bay. The deck is set back a minimum of 4.5 m from the foreshore reserve property boundary. The proposed building, as it faces the foreshore, represents a three level building and will have a maximum height of 9.045 m. The extent of a three-storey wall along the site’s north-west property boundary is 25.06 m, with the lower section occupying the balance, with a length of 26 m. This elevation will be finished in alternate panels of brickwork and coloured render to break up the massing of the wall.
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