New childcare centre proposed in Telopea
Parramatta City Council has received an application for the construction of a 32-place childcare facility at 63 Marshall Road, Telopea.
The DA will require the removal of the existing single storey house already located on the proposed site.
The proposed childcare centre is in close vicinity to three other educational facilities.
“The subject child-care centre is located near Sprouts Family Day Care Service at 98 Marshall Road,” the Statement of Environmental Effects attached to the DA said.
“Telopea Public School is located to the south in Chestnut Avenue; whilst St Bernadettes Primary School is located to the east in Cox Crescent, Dundas Valley. Both primary schools are readily accessible to the proposed child-care facility.”
There will be eight on site car parking spaces in a basement level car parking facility.
Application: Medical centre looking to be approved
A DA has been lodged with Parramatta City Council for a new medical centre in North Parramatta.
Kixy Medical and Skin Clinic has lodged their application for the partial demolition works and removal of existing pool for change of use as a medical centre comprising of three consulting rooms, a treatment room, car parking for six vehicles and business identification signage.
The parking will be accessed off Abbey Lane.
The medical centre is proposed to operate between 8am and 8pm seven days a week at 29 Buller Street, North Parramatta.
“The proposed restoration and use as a medical centre will ensure minimal adverse impacts on neighbouring properties in terms of privacy, acoustic and overshadowing,” the Statement of Environmental Effects attached to the DA said.
Radiology centre seeks approval for new location
Parramatta City Council has received an application for the change of use of a building into a medical centre, Harbour Radiology, at 83 Macquarie Street, Parramatta.
The DA included details of the internal fit out that will occur on the ground floor if the DA is approved, it will see a new lift, an accessible ramp, a reception waiting area, an admin room, X-ray room, CT room, patient room, monitor room, MRI room, MRI equipment room, and an accessible bathroom put in.
The first floor will receive a new lift, a waiting room, five sonography rooms, two medical consulting rooms, bathrooms, accessible bathrooms, a staff kitchen, a reporting room, and a workstation.
Heritage listed dwelling proposed for change of use into a health specialist
Parramatta City Council has received an application for the change of use of Neil Cottage into a health centre.
The Development Application proposes the change of use of the existing building to health consulting rooms, the demolition of the shed structure, and minor internal alterations to the heritage listed dwelling at 176 Windsor Road, Winston Hills.
If approved by City of Parramatta Council, ‘Sydney Northwest ENT’ will make the site their new home to provide specialist health consultations.
University looking to take over floor space in Parramatta CBD
The University of Sydney has lodged an application with Parramatta City Council to use part of the building at 60 Station Street, East Parramatta for an educational establishment.
The existing 20 storey commercial office tower is located within the Parramatta CBD and the University of Sydney are looking to change the use of ground floor suite G.02 and level 17 for their Conservatorium of Music.
Ermington set to receive new residential flat buildings after Parramatta City Council approves DA
Parramatta City Council has approved a DA for the demolition and construction of two six storey residential flat buildings with basement car parking at 14 Griffiths Street, Ermington.
“The property is currently occupied by a clad cottage dwelling with a tile roof which will be demolished and removed prior to the construction of the proposed double storey brick veneer structure with detached secondary dwelling (Granny Flat),” the Statement of Environmental Effects attached to the DA said.
