The house at 22 Spring St is being demolished this week.
12 December 2019
The old house is still standing.
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| December 2019 |
26 February 2018
VCAT affirmed the City of Port Phillip's decision to refuse a permit for the demolition of the house at 22 Spring St and the construction of a new two storey house with a basement and roof terrace.
There was no argument about the demolition and replacement of the heritage building but the amenity impacts of the roof terraces and balconies of the proposed development were considered unacceptable.
The member noted that 'three storey built form is not characteristic of the area, and particularly not evident from nearby'.
VCAT REFERENCE NO. P841/2017
PERMIT APPLICATION NO. P0890/2015
September 2017
The VCAT hearing scheduled for October has been postponed to February 2018.
July 2017
Planning application 890/2015 (lodged in August 2015) for 22 Spring St East for the demolition of the existing dwelling and construction of a two storey dwelling with basement level and rooftop terrace has been refused by the City of Port Phillip.
The grounds for refusal included 'the failure to provide a contextual response to the surrounding built form'.
The application has been appealed to VCAT and will be heard on 13 October.
New planning permit application submitted by owners. Same plans with roof top terrace submitted but removal of rear second level balcony. Objections due in late August. Notice placed on front of house on 9 August 2018
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