| Construction of 15 multi-storey dwellings; a mixed use building comprising three (3) commercial tenancies and 18 apartments; and a reduction in car parking - Alpine Shire Council P.2025.022 | 23-27 Smith Myrtleford VIC 3737 | 05 Mar 2026 |
| Construction of buildings and works (shelter and synthetic grass) to the existing bowling club; construction and display of a business identification sign - Alpine Shire Council P.2025.123 | 6 Lewis Avenue Myrtleford VIC 3737 | 31 Jan 2026 |
| 4.1 OVERVIEW Planning approval is sought for subdivision of the subject land into four (4) lots, with common property and the construction of three (3) new dwellings. This application proposes the realignment of the existing north-eastern and north-western property boundaries of proposed Lot 1 to allow for the logical development of the subject site. It is proposed that the existing dwelling on proposed Lot 1 will be retained by the existing property owner, while the newly constructed dwellings on proposed Lots 2-4 will be made available to the open housing supply market. The proposed layout facilitates the logical progression of infill development and associated provision of infrastructure accessed via Prince Street. 4.2 ACCESS The existing concrete driveway crossover from Prince Street is to be retained in-situ for a single point of access to the common property driveway servicing proposed Lots 2-4. The existing north-eastern boundary of proposed Lot 1 will be reestablished to the south-west by 500mm to allow for a 5.05m wide common property accessway, ensuring adequate width for vehicle access driveway (3.5m), buffer between Lot 1 fence and common property driveway, sufficient landscaping, and safe offset of vehicles from Nill Gully. The internal accessway will be designed and constructed in accordance with CFA and emergency vehicle requirements for access. Attachment 2 contains the proposed development plans demonstrating functional compliance with these requirements. It is proposed that the existing dwelling on proposed Lot 1 will retain its existing concrete crossover and driveway access. This approach is in keeping with the existing streetscape of Prince Street, thus the existing neighbourhood character is considered and protected. 4.3 INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES The frontage at Prince Street provides legal access, water service, electricity supply and telecommunications connection points for all proposed lots. The existing dwelling on proposed Lot 1 will keep its existing property services. Sewer is available to all proposed lots via an existing sewer main which runs within an easement along the south eastern boundary of proposed Lot 2. The north-western boundary of proposed Lot 1 will be shifted 1.5m south-east to exclude the existing sewer main. Connection to this sewer main will be made with a shared sewer point to service proposed Lots 2-4. The existing dwelling on proposed Lot 1 will retain its existing property connection to this sewer main. Drainage connection for proposed Lots 2-4 will be made to the existing 250mm diameter PVC outfall drain, which is contained within an existing easement and runs along the south-eastern boundary of proposed Lot 2 and the north eastern boundary of the subject site before discharging into Nill Gully at the northern rear of the site. All proposed house drain connections will be in accordance with Alpine Shire Council Standards and IDM requirements. It is not expected that the development will lead to excessive increase in rainfall runoff. Stormwater will be managed through requirements for future dwellings to have rainwater collection and harvesting tanks on site for stormwater detention, re-use, water treatment and the provision for water flows into the existing drainage network. The existing dwelling on proposed Lot 1 will keep its existing property connection to this drainage network. Telecommunications, electricity and water will be supplied via existing service mains situated within the Prince Street road reservation area. Telecommunications, electricity and water service mains are located on the subject site side of the Prince Street road reservation. Thus, no requirement for under boring of the existing road pavement should be required to facilitate connection to these services (subject to NBNCo, Ausnet and North East Water requirements). ***CHARACTER LIMIT REACHED. REFER TO REPORT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION*** - Streamlined Planning through Electronic Applications and Referrals S250382H | 10B Prince Street, Myrtleford VIC 3737 | 01 Jul 2025 |
| Planning approval is sought for subdivision of the subject land into three (3) lots, common property and three (3) new dwellings, with the existing dwelling and shed to be removed as part of this application. The common property allows for a single point of access for the three allotments via the existing southern crossover provided on Prince Street. The existing southern property access will be replaced/upgraded to be in accordance with current Council and IDM requirements and will become the single point of access for the three allotments. The northern property access crossover will be removed, and the kerb and channel will be reinstated to council satisfaction. The proposed layout facilitates the logical progression of development and associated infrastructure provision along Prince Street. The frontage at Prince Street provides legal access, water service, electricity supply and telecommunications connection points. - Streamlined Planning through Electronic Applications and Referrals S208503S | 60 Prince Street, Myrtleford VIC 3737 | 28 Feb 2023 |