Kensington gets green light for commercial, industrial development
A new development at Kensington including a snack bar, showroom and warehouse has been approved by the Bundaberg council. FULL DETAILS:
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Plans for a new commercial and industrial development featuring a snack bar, a showroom, warehouse and vehicle repair at 10-12 Lillian Crescent, Kensington, have been approved by the Bundaberg Regional Council.
K & L Steinhardt Holdings Pty Ltd submitted the development application on July 24, which has been reviewed and granted approval following a series of procedural steps.
The approved proposal includes a Material Change of Use for a mixed-use project encompassing Commercial Activity B (Snack Bar), Commercial Activity C (Showroom, Bulky Goods Retail, Sales Hire), and Industry Light (Warehouse and Vehicle Repair).
The development covers a site area of 5283 square metres and features a gross floor area of 2073 square metres.
The project will consist of two commercial buildings designed to accommodate four or five tenants.
Details of the development include a maximum building height of 7.4m, site coverage of 39 per cent, and the provision of 54 parking spaces, including four disabled parking bays.
The site will also feature a sealed driveway in compliance with the Planning Scheme Policy for Development Works and landscaped areas totalling 501sq m.
Operating hours for the proposed development will be 8am-5pm Monday to Saturday, and 9am-4pm on Sundays.
The development is located near existing properties such as the BMG dealership and Bunnings Warehouse.
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