Shaw v Brisbane City Council

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[2013] QPEC 68

20 SEPTEMBER 2013

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[2013] QPEC 68

PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COURT

JUDGE ROBIN QC

P & E Appeal No 3344 of 2012

RAYMOND LLOYD SHAW and ANOTHER                 Appellant

and

BRISBANE CITY COUNCIL and OTHERS                   Respondent

BRISBANE

10.29 AM, FRIDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER 2013

JUDGMENT

CATCHWORDS

Submitter appeal allowed by consent to provide for change to a multi-unit development conducive to approving the appellant’s amenity

HIS HONOUR:   The court makes an order in terms of the intialled draft which resolves an adverse submitter appeal against the Council’s acceding to an application for a multi-unit dwelling of 4 units at Clayfield that will be constructed with an existing house on the site relocated.  The changes made are, generally speaking, calculated to resolve concerns that the appellants had by measures to remove features of the development further from them – enhance their privacy and the like.  The  changes are appropriate as acknowledged by a provision in the judgment which allows the appeal on a set of conditions, including the revised development plans.  Orders per initialled draft.

MR BATTY:   Thank you, your Honour.

HIS HONOUR:   Thank you.

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