Rejected unit development wins appeal after rejection
The developers behind a controversial unit development in Wellington Point which was rejected by council earlier this year have just won their appeal in the Planning and Environment Court.
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A JUDGE has ruled a contentious unit development at Wellington Point go ahead following a three-month appeal process.
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In January Redland City Councillors voted to reject the development application for 10 single-bedroom units proposed for 18 Chermside St, in the centre of a quiet residential street.
The project was voted down based on concerns around setbacks, space and privacy.
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Developers Daln Pty Ltd appealed the ruling and last Wednesday Judge Nicole Kefford ruled the application be approved, providing it comply with a list of minor changes and conditions including unobstructed parking spaces and privacy in the form of screening for residents.
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