Kirra Beach Hotel Redevelopment Revealed

15/06/2023

Councillors Disregard City Plan, Legislation and Local Government Principles

05/06/2023

Please also join with us in emailing Councillors to REFUSE the "other change application" OTH/2022/12. The following link provides access to all Councillor emails, and a template email.

Please, contact Councillors to REFUSE the developers 2022 change application coming before council for voting on 23 May 2023. Emails and links provided >>>

05/06/2023

Please help us spread the word far – and fast! – for family and friends to sign our petition. The application goes to Planning on Thursday 8 June 2023 and to Council on Thursday 15 June 2023. Between now and then we need as many signatures as we can get – so please get everyone in the household to sign! Thank you. ❤️
https://www.change.org/KirraBeachHotel

05/06/2023

2022 Application – south elevation facing onto Musgrave Street.
Again shows the extent of the development above the City Plan height limit of 3 storeys / 4 storeys with the maximum 50% uplift allowed under City Plan 3.3.2.1(9).
Also shows the proposed increase in the intensity of the development on the site. Proposed increase in the height of building 2 (in the middle) is an additional 4 storeys – from 10 to 14 storeys.

05/06/2023

2019 Approval – south elevation facing onto Musgrave Street.
Again shows the extent of the development above the City Plan height limit of 3 storeys / 4 storeys with the maximum 50% uplift allowed under City Plan 3.3.2.1(9).

05/06/2023

2022 Application – north elevation facing onto Marine Parade.
Again shows the extent of the development above the City Plan height limit of 3 storeys / 4 storeys with the maximum 50% uplift allowed under City Plan 3.3.2.1(9).
Also shows the proposed increase in the intensity of the development on the site.
Proposed increase in the height of building 2 (in the middle, rear) is an additional 4 storeys – from 10 to 14 storeys.
Proposed increase in the height of building 3 (in the middle, front) is an additional 3 storeys – from 4 to 7 storeys.

05/06/2023

2019 Approval – north elevation facing onto Marine Parade.
Shows the extent of the development above the City Plan height limit of 3 storeys / 4 storeys with the maximum 50% uplift allowed under City Plan 3.3.2.1(9).

05/06/2023

This graph shows the escalation of approvals 2014 – 2019 – 2022. It shows the 2022 application with a GFA 38,306m2 exceeds the 2014 approval of 27,157m2 by 11,149m2 – 41%. It shows it exceeds the 2019 approval of 28,405m2 by 9,901m2 – 35%. It shows it's only 3,684m2 less than the 2013 application – that was refused. Again this is an indicator of the excessive intensity on the site.

05/06/2023

This graph shows the escalation of approvals 2014 – 2019 – 2022.It shows the 2022 application with a footprint of 3,775m2:�– exceeds the 2014 approval of 2,183m2 by 1,592m2, 73%. It shows it exceeds the 2013 application – that was refused – by 36%.This is another indicator of the excessive intensity on the site.

05/06/2023

This graph shows the escalation of approvals 2014 – 2019 – 2022.It shows the 2022 application for 551 beds exceeds the 2013 application for 521 beds – that was refused. It shows it exceeds the 2014 approval of 336 beds by 185 – 55%. It shows it exceeds the City Plan of 272 beds by 279 – 103%.This is a further indicator of the excessive intensity on the site.

05/06/2023

This graph shows Building 3 didn't exist until the 2019 application. The 2019 approval of 4 storeys was the maximum uplift allowable under the City Plan. The 2022 application for 7 storeys exceeds the City Plan of 3 storeys by 4 storeys – 133%. This is another indicator of the excessive intensity on the site.

05/06/2023

This graph shows the 2022 application for 14 storeys:for building 2. It exceeds the 2014 approval of 10 storeys. It returns the height to the 14 storeys that was refused in 2013. It exceeds the City Plan of 3 storeys by 11 storeys – 367%.This is an indicator of the excessive intensity on the site.