Footpath Trading Permit LFD15/00460 was first issued on 20th October 2015 and is renewed annually. The permit has recently been renewed and is current through to 1 October 2018. The permit allows a specified area of the footpath trading zone adjacent to the west side of the building (along Glenview Avenue) to be used for business purposes, provided the use is consistent with the Footpath Trading Policy. Whilst Footpath Trading Permits do not include conditions, the permits themselves are conditional on the use within the permitted area being undertaken in accordance with the Footpath Trading and Awnings Policy 2013. The policy covers such issues as the provision of a pedestrian zone, height of barriers and sightlines. The Title The site is described on Certificate of Title Volume 11657 Folio 403 as Lot 1A on Plan of Subdivision 726138W. No covenants or easements affect the land. Planning Controls The following controls/permit triggers are considerations for this application: Zone Clause 32.04 Mixed Use Zone – Pursuant to Clause 32.04-2 a food and drink premises is a Section 1 Use (no permit required). Overlay(s) No overlays. Particular Provisions Clause 52.27 Licensed Premises – Pursuant to Clause 52.27 a permit is required to use land to sell or consume liquor if the area that liquor is allowed to be consumed or supplied under a licence is to be increased. Clause 62.01- Uses, Buildings, Works, Subdivisions and Demolition Not Requiring a Permit Pursuant to Clause 62.01 any requirement in this scheme relating to the use of land, does not apply to the use of land in a road if the use is associated with the use of adjoining land and is authorised by the Council under a local law. In this instance, the footpath trading zone is a permitted area under Local Laws and the use must be in accordance with Council’s the Footpath Trading and Awnings Policy 2013. This means that particular provisions such as car parking requirements do not apply to the patron numbers associated with the footpath trading area, however a planning permit is required to licence this area. Relevant Planning Policies Clause 17.01 Commercial Clause 21.04 Economic development Clause 22.10 Licensed premises policy Clause 32.04 Mixed Use Zone Clause 52.27 Licensed Premises Clause 65 Decision guidelines
Footpath Trading Permit LFD15/00460 was first issued on 20th October 2015 and is renewed annually. The permit has recently been renewed and is current through to 1 October 2018. The permit allows a specified area of the footpath trading zone adjacent to the west side of the building (along Glenview Avenue) to be used for business purposes, provided the use is consistent with the Footpath Trading Policy. Whilst Footpath Trading Permits do not include conditions, the permits themselves are conditional on the use within the permitted area being undertaken in accordance with the Footpath Trading and Awnings Policy 2013. The policy covers such issues as the provision of a pedestrian zone, height of barriers and sightlines. The Title The site is described on Certificate of Title Volume 11657 Folio 403 as Lot 1A on Plan of Subdivision 726138W. No covenants or easements affect the land. Planning Controls The following controls/permit triggers are considerations for this application: Zone Clause 32.04 – Mixed Use Zone Pursuant to Clause 32.04-2 a food and drink premises is a Section 1 Use (no permit required). Overlay(s) No overlays. Particular Provisions Clause 52.27 – Licensed Premises Pursuant to Clause 52.27 a permit is required to use land to sell or consume liquor if the area that liquor is allowed to be consumed or supplied under a licence is to be increased. Clause 62.01- Uses, Buildings, Works, Subdivisions and Demolition Not Requiring a Permit Pursuant to Clause 62.01 any requirement in this scheme relating to the use of land, does not apply to the use of land in a road if the use is associated with the use of adjoining land and is authorised by the Council under a local law. In this instance, the footpath trading zone is a permitted area under Council’s Local Laws and the use must be in accordance with the Footpath Trading and Awnings Policy 2013. This means that particular provisions such as car parking requirements do not apply to the patron numbers associated with the footpath trading area, however a planning permit is required to licence this area. Relevant Planning Policies Clause 17.01 Commercial Clause 21.04 Economic development Clause 22.10 Licensed premises policy Clause 32.04 Mixed Use Zone Clause 52.27 Licensed Premises Clause 65 Decision guidelines
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