A brief chronology of 1 - 7 Waterfront Place
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1 - 7 Waterfront Place in November 2010
1 – 7 Waterfront Place, Port
Melbourne
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1988
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Bayside Project Act passed. The Minister for
Planning becomes the Responsible Authority for the Bayside site
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1989
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EPA issues site clean up notice. Remediation
works
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1992
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Bayside Open Planning Forum (August)
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1993
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Government calls for expressions of interest to
develop the site
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1994
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Mirvac named as preferred developer. Draws up
precinct plans
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1995
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Construction begins - including 1 - 7 Waterfront
Place including gym and childcare centre
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2009
2012
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City of Port Phillip prepares draft Urban Design
Guidelines for the site in anticipation of an application
Action Group sought a permit for three buildings
up to 19 storeys tall. The application was refused.
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2014
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Fire broke out on the site in the early hours of
14 September and buildings extensively damaged
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2017
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A planning application for a single 10 storey
tower made, and refused by City of Port Phillip. Appealed to VCAT.
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2018
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On 30 July 2018, the Minister for Planning,
Richard Wynne, calls in the application, the same day that the application
was scheduled to be heard at VCAT.
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2019
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In October, the applicant appeals the Minister's
call in to the Supreme Court which rules in favour of the Minister
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2019
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Minister appoints an Advisory Committee to
consider a revised application. The applicant withdraws from the process
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2020
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August - a new application is made to the City of
Port Phillip
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2021
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Approved by the Port Phillip Council on 24 June
(with conditions)
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2021
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Developer appeals City of Port Phillip decision
to VCAT
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2022
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VCAT hearing set down for 23 - 25 March VCAT approves the development and sets aside the conditions that were in dispute (VCAT Reference No P11346/2021, Permit Application No 490/2020 | |
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11/2024
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Casa Properties confirms purchase of the site.
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