155 and 157 Albert St viewed from Union St. The plane trees of Clark St can be seen the background.
157 Albert St, July 2006 The Port Phillip Council did not make a decision within the required time and hence the application was taken to VCAT. VCAT approved the development in October 2008. To follow the arguments that led to their decision, click here
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'I am satisfied that the objectives of Clause 22.05 and Performance measures 1,2,3 and 4 are met. In arriving at this conclusion, I am influenced by the following:
- the building is less than 3 storeys
- the streetscape has a diverse building scale, and the height of the new development is no more than 1 storey above the height of the lower of the adjoining buildings
- the streetscape does not have consistent roof forms
- front setbacks in the street are diverse
- vegetation and landscaped front setbacks do not form a significant part of the character of the neighbourhood [Kidston v Port Phillip CC [2008] 1969, 17]
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