September 2020
A St Ali coffee cart services the residents until the cafe on the corner of Prohasky and Plummer St opens. Note the awning, the generous well paved footpath and the strong and stylish tree protection.
320 - 332 Plummer St, September 2020 |
April 2020
view from the Webb Dock trail April 2020 |
The finishing touches are being applied to the development. The nature strips have been planted.
March 2020 - view from Prohasky St |
The P.M. development viewed from west side of Prohasky St towards the corner of Prohasky and Tarver Sts.
viewed from Prohasky St, June 2019 |
April 2019
The development emerges.
view from the Webb Dock trail April 2019 |
September 2018
Hutchinson Builders now have three cranes on site.
April 2018
P.M.
The site is being cleared and prepared for the construction of the P.M. development. The permit dates back to 2014.
The locational attributes of the site are highlighted: 650m to Port Melbourne beach and just 3km to the CBD. It is minutes from the access to the Westgate Freeway.
David Joachim is the Director of Third Street which also owns 365-391 Plummer St, and a property in Rocklea Drive. (source: Simon Johanson Age 15 March 2017)
Developer: Third Street
2017
Marketing the P.M. Port Melbourne development from prominent premises on the corner of Plummer and Salmon Streets.
December 2016
Marketing begins for the P.M. Port Melbourne development designed by Elenberg Fraser.
(and the Port) December 2016 |
September 2016
The permit applicant sought amendments to the original permit. They appealed to VCAT when the Minister for Planning failed to determine the amendment within the required time.
VCAT granted permit P866/2016 on 26 September 2016.
The development will contain 536 apartments over three towers and eleven townhouses. Two of the towers will be twelve storeys while the tower on the corner of Plummer and Prohasky Streets will be fifteen storeys.
The mix of dwellings will be 48% one bedroom, 39.5% two bedroom, an increase in 3 bedroom dwellings from 6.3% to 12.7% and 11 townhouses. This accords with the requirements to provide for housing diversity in size and affordability.
May 2015
Planning permit PA1600082 was issued by the Minister for Planning on 24 May 2015 for a development of three towers between 12 and 15 storeys.
2014
A planning application was lodged with the Metropolitan Planning Authority (MPA) on 1 October 2014. The application was not supported by the MPA. (Ref 14/0005)
street numbers not in use when S & M was last published in 1974
vacant but occupied by Chrysler in 1974
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