The application for 101 Salmon St returned to the Council for their views on an amendment to the approved scheme.
Background
On 21 May 2015, the Minister for Planning approved a permit for a twelve level (including a four-level podium) mixed use building, including ground level retail, first floor level offices, car parking and 157 dwellings.
At the time of approval, the land was in a ‘Discretionary preferred height area’ (i.e. no height limit) per the Fishermans Bend Strategic Framework Plan July 2014.
The land is vacant. The development has not started. The permit has been extended twice.
The Council had reservations about the amended application since it
- included no affordable housing
- was 7.6 m higher than the previously approved proposal, even though still a twelve storey building.
- four storeys and 15.1 m higher than the 30m (8 storey) preferred maximum height in the Fishermans Bend Framework Plan.
The Council resolved to advise the Minister that it did not support the amended proposal.
Refer to the Council meeting papers for 23 October 2019 from which this information is taken.
Look at the renders.
2014
This 12 level (37m) development by CHT Architects was approved by the Minister for Planning on 21 May 2015.
Mark Baljak All on my lonesome > 101 Salmon St, Port Melbourne Urban.com.au May 24 2014
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