Juice and ice cream shop proposed in Harris Park
Parramatta City Council have received a Development Application (DA) for the change of use of an existing shop into a juice and ice cream shop at 102 Wigram Street in Harris Park.
The site is currently unoccupied and is listed as a heritage item.
“The subject site is heritage listed, and is one single storey building in a larger group of single storey buildings,” the Statement of Environmental Effects (SEE) attached to the DA said.
“The proposal should ensure the heritage character of the group is maintained, whilst facilitating the ongoing preservation of the building, by use as a fresh juice and ice cream shop.”
The shop is proposed to operate from 9am to 10pm Monday to Saturday and 9am to 9pm on Sundays and will operate solely on a takeaway basis and therefore will not have any seating for use by customers.
Internal renovations are proposed as the existing building has various maintenance issue including a leaking roof.
Plans revealed for new Parra Leagues Club
A DA has been lodged with Parramatta City Council which reveals the plans for the new Parramatta Leagues Club (PLC).
Revealed in December last year ‘Parramatta Live’ will feature state-of-the-art facilities, including a culinary hub with global dining options, expansive outdoor gathering spaces, a premium hotel and a dedicated family entertainment venue.
The new PLC will replace the existing club on the same site.
The proposal labels the new precinct as a “world class destination” and will enhance gameday experiences.
“The vision for the PLC is to transform the existing leagues club into a world class destination for Parramatta, comprising of a modernised registered club facility with complementary land uses including recreation, food and beverage premises, health and leisure, entertainment and hotel accommodation, which will provide amenity for PLC members and the Parramatta and broader western Sydney community,” the Statement of Environmental Effects (SEE) attached to the DA said.
Details of the proposal outlined in the documents reveal that construction will be divided into stages.
“The PLC redevelopment will be delivered across the following construction stages, which are: Stage 1: The construction of the new registered club facility and alterations and additions to existing multi-level car park;” the SEE said.
“Stage 2A: Demolition of the existing club facility and the construction of food and beverage premises, and health and leisure centre;”
“Stage 2B: Construction of the hotel building which comprises of entertainment facilities, a gymnasium, and hotel accommodation.”
The new four-storey club, the two-storey health and wellness centre and 149 room hotel are expected to be in operation 24/7 while the food and drink premises will be open from 10 am to 11pm.
The proposed hotel on the site will be located along the eastern boundary of the site and will interface with O’Connell Street.
“The hotel comprises of a five-level tower structure and a three-storey podium,” the SEE said.
“The podium contains food and beverage premises, entertainment uses, a gym, hotel lobby and a youth/community centre.”
The application will be determined the Sydney Central City Planning Panel.
Approved: New Mitsubishi industrial building in Rydalmere
Sydney Central City Planning Panel have approved a DA for the construction four-storey industrial building at 348 Victoria Road, Rydalmere.
Mitsubishi Electric Australia proposed to demolish the existing industrial building to make way for the construction of a new industrial building with offices and a multi-level car park.
“The front of the building will be four storeys in height and contain administration offices at Ground Level and Level 3 with car parking at Ground Level and Levels1-2,” the Statement of Environmental Effects (SEE) attached to the DA said.
The hours of operation are expected to be 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 12pm on Saturdays.
New medical centre to take over old Peter Wynn store
Harbour Radiology have received approval to complete internal and minor external work at 83 Macquarie Street.
On the ground floor there will be a reception area, admin room, x-ray room, CT room, patient room, and MRI room.
On the first floor there will be a waiting room, five sonography rooms, two medical consulting rooms, a staff kitchen, reporting room and a workstation.
The iconic yellow that marked the outside of the old Peter Wynn store will be painted over in a dark colour.
The hours of operation are expected to be 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 8am to 2pm on Saturday.
