The Ulladulla and Districts

            Community Forum

Current Issues
 

Bannisters Point Lodge

Approval of the Development Application to add an additional storey to the existing Motel and two floors above the restaurant was granted by Council planning staff in August 2007.

Work is expected to commence on the alterations in July 2008.

Proposed Development
90 South Street DA06/2766

Council have accepted major changes to this development calling the changes an "amendment".
The following was submitted in 2006:

and this is the amended plan. 2007:

 
Its interesting to note that if the  amended plans had been submitted as a new DA then  Council would not be the consent authority. The State Government recently withdrew Council's authority to make decisions on developments higher than 13metres.

A recommendation in January from Councillors resulted in the approval of this DA in March 2008 with specific requirements added  to increase privacy for neighbouring properties.
 

Harbour Concept Plan  Submission:

The Ulladulla and Districts Community Forum appreciates, the Ulladulla Harbour and  CBD are in need of some major upgrades and improvements such as safety, aesthetics, amenity and general maintenance. However, the Ulladulla Harbour Concept Plan seems to suggest that maximum development and investment return should drive development in the Harbour area. The Forum believes development should be based on its socio-economic value not by the sum of dollar returns to investors.

Wason Street Development

DA06/2236 was  submitted   for   a  Mixed use Commercial/Residential development comprising of three (3) retail spaces, one (1) restaurant, thirty four (34) residential apartments and basement parking for 87 cars at 26-32 Wason St, Ulladulla. Proposed building located in "Sensitive Coastal Region" and exceeds the height code set out in DCP56. This DA was approved by council in December 2006.
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Target Complex  DA 05/1495

The large mixed use development obtained a more significant variation to the building height line restriction as almost the entire building was above 8 metres. The height of some sections of this complex will be in the order of  19 metres. The building will conflict with the existing town character in terms of height, bulk and scale, and is likely to have a significant impact on view corridors to the harbour.

South St Development 
DA/063122 (Location 89 South St)
The application was refused by Council staff on 11th April 2008.

This development application, lodged in September 2006,  involves the demolition of existing structures and construction of a seven storey building. The building will house three retail units on the ground floor and forty-two residential apartments with two levels of basement parking and one hundred parking spaces. This building does not meet the existing DCP56 height code.

BEACHWATCH PROGRAM
Shoalhaven Council, in partnership with the DEC, have extended the Beachwatch  program to cover twelve of Shoalhaven's beaches.
Details go to BEACHWATCH