46-70 Stanley Street and 25-35 Napoleon Street, Collingwood

Council is seeking feedback on amended plans for a proposed redevelopment of a site which encompasses 46-70 Stanley Street and 25-35 Napoleon Street, Collingwood.

The proposal provides for a four to nine storey building fronting Stanley Street, and a three to five storey building fronting Napoleon Street 

Developer UI Stanley Street Pty Ltd has amended its plans to take on board feedback from objectors and Council. The main changes to the original plans are:

  • The number of proposed dwellings has been reduced from 339 to 246
  • The number of car parking spaces has been reduced to 216 (with 246 bicycle spaces and 14 motorcycle spaces proposed). The applicant is seeking a reduction in the standard car parking provision.
  • Two units north-east of 34-44 Stanley Street (levels 2 and 3) have been deleted
  • There is greater separation between tower elements and along the east-west axis
  • Plant equipment screens are depicted on the new plans.

More detailed information on the proposal is available in the documents below.

You may also view the planning application and all supporting documentation at Council's Statutory Planning counter at the Richmond Town Hall (333 Bridge Road, Richmond), on Monday-Friday from 8.30am-5pm and until 6pm on Tuesdays.

Have Your Say

Community feedback on the amended application was formally due by Wednesday 14 March 2012. However, Council will continue to accept submissions about the proposal up until it makes a decision about it.

If you wish to make a submission to Council regarding the proposed redevelopment, your submission must be in writing and should state how you would be affected by the granting of a permit. For your submission to be valid, it must include your name and address. Please include a reference to the planning application number PLN11/0591.

Submissions should be sent to the Statutory Planning Department, c/o Yarra Council, P.O. Box 168 Richmond 3121 or can be emailed to planningadmin@yarracity.vic.gov.au 

Please be aware that any submission received will be placed on the planning file and can be publicly viewed.

For more information, contact Sarah Thomas, Principal Planner, on 9205 5005 or at planningadmin@yarracity.vic.gov.au

Amended plans and supporting documents

pdf format Urban Context Report (Part One) (1.16 MB)
pdf format Urban Context Report (Part Two) (1.43 MB)
pdf format Urban Context Report (Part Three) (1.23 MB)
pdf format Urban Context Report (Part Four) (1.00 MB)
pdf format Urban Context Report (Part Five) (1.66 MB)
pdf format Urban Context Report (Part Six) (2.84 MB)
pdf format Urban Context Report (Part Seven) (1.11 MB)
pdf format Urban Context Report (Part Eight) (2.64 MB)

pdf format Town Planning and Urban Context Report (Part One) (2.53 MB)
pdf format Town Planning and Urban Context Report (Part Two) (2.31 MB)

pdf format Architectural Drawings (Part One) (2.69 MB)
pdf format Architectural Drawings (Part Two) (2.77 MB)
pdf format Architectural Drawings (Part Three) (2.19 MB)
pdf format Architectural Drawings (Part Four) (1.98 MB)
pdf format Architectural Drawings (Part Five) (2.63 MB)
pdf format Architectural Drawings (Part Six) (2.65 MB)
pdf format Architectural Drawings (Part Seven) (2.12 MB)

pdf format Landscape Report (Part One) (1.79 MB)
pdf format Landscape Report (Part Two) (2.41 MB)
pdf format Landscape Report (Part Three) (2.03 MB)
pdf format Landscape Report (Part Four) (2.00 MB)
pdf format Landscape Report (Part Five) (1.85 MB)


pdf format Response to Yarra Council heritage advice (77.56 KB)
pdf format Traffic and Transport Assessment  (1.78 MB)

pdf format Sustainable Management Plan (1,001.28 KB)
pdf format House Energy Rating Report (881.93 KB)

pdf format Waste Management Plan (311.13 KB)
pdf format Wind Effect Statement (1.35 MB)

 

Background

Please find below the original plans and supporting documents:

Planning application and supporting documents

Further information
Sarah Thomas
Principal Planner
9205 5005
Sarah.Thomas@yarracity.vic.gov.au

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