development application (DA) · South Perth, QLD
high shall achieve a minimum setback of 8.2m from the southern lot boundary. c. The rear (west) boundary wall shall incorporate design treatments and/or detailing to break up the visual mass of the wall into smaller elements. 5. Prior to or in conjunction with the submission of a B uilding Permit application, the applicant shall supply certification from a Liveable Housing Australia assessor con
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What’s proposed
Developer Contributions for Public Art and Public Art Spaces through the contribution of a sum of 1% of the estimated cost of the development towards public art, being either: a. Payment to the City of South Perth the value of 1.0% of the construction value (with the contribution capped at $1,000,000); or b. The provision of public art on site to the minimum value of 1.0% of the construction value to the satisfaction of the City of South Perth. If public art is being provided on site, the applicant must seek approval in writing from the City of South Perth for the public art concept, including
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- Under assessmentThe council is assessing it. No decision yet.
Council’s wording:
Deferred
- Lodged
- (5 weeks ago)
- Council reference
- DAP/26/03118
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