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Planning and environment

Para-ere Holdings Pty Ltd v Northern Beaches Council

The Court upheld the appeal on an agreed s 34 resolution and granted development consent for shop top housing at 22 Raglan Street, Manly, with costs thrown away ordered.

  • Development consent
  • Conciliation conference
  • Costs thrown away
  • Shop top housing
  • Affordable housing bonus provisions
  • Heritage conservation
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Galea v Penrith City Council

After conciliation, the Court upheld the appeal and granted development consent for a shed and driveway works at Cranebrook, subject to agreed conditions.

  • Conditions of development consent
  • Conciliation conference
  • Biodiversity credits and bdar
  • Bushfire prone land
  • Flooding/stormwater and catchment provisions
  • Local environmental plan compliance
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Bouzeid v Fairfield City Council

Class 1 development appeal upheld: consent granted for a two-storey childcare centre in Fairfield East, with conditions addressing ventilation, parking and acoustic impacts.

  • Centre-based child care facility
  • Acoustic impacts
  • Parking layout
  • Natural ventilation
  • Landscaping maintenance
  • Child ratios
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Planning and environment

Daher v Penrith City Council

The Court upheld the appeal without a merits hearing, granting consent to the amended childcare centre proposal at St Marys and ordering $5,000 costs thrown away.

  • Childcare centre development consent
  • Conciliation conference
  • Costs thrown away
  • Amendment of development application
  • Development standards and environmental assessment
  • Childcare-centre
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