 Dwellings previously as 1, 2 and 3 compressed to contain an additional dwelling, now know as dwellings 2, 3 and 4 along the northern side of the ground floor.  Dwelling 4 setback an additional 0.5m from the northern boundary and expanded 0.9m towards the west. Decrease in building footprint by 0.45m2.  One light court measuring 1.61m (w) x 2m (d) between dwellings 2 and 3 on the northern elevation.  A light court added along the northern side of dwelling 2 measuring 1.61m (w) x 2m (d). A decrease in building footprint by 3.2m2. First Floor  Dwellings 10, 11, 12 and 13 setback between 2.9m and 5.2m from the northern boundary.  Dwellings previously known as 10, 11, 12 and 13 along the northern side of the first floor compressed to contain two additional one bedroom dwellings, now know as dwellings 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16.  A 1.61m (w) x 2.9m (d) separation between the balconies of dwellings 11 and 12.  Light court removed to create a balcony to dwelling 13.  Dwelling 13 expanded by 0.9m towards the northern boundary, an increase in area of 1.45m2.  Dwelling 14 expanded by 0.75m towards the northern boundary and 1m towards the west. Increase in area of 0.75m2. Second Floor  Dwelling 19 setback between 7.2m and 7.8m from the northern boundary.  Dwelling 22 (previously dwelling 19) expanded by 0.60m towards the northern trial trial
boundary and 3m towards the west. An increase in floor area of 1.8m2 and reconfigured to remove the separate study area.  Dwelling 23 (previously dwelling 18) expanded towards the west (where part of dwelling 19 was previously). Bedrooms which were previously in the south-east corner now in the north-east corner.  New dwelling 24 created (where previously the bedrooms of dwelling 18 were).  Dwelling 18 setback between 9m and 10.1m from the eastern boundary.  The living room of Dwelling 24 (previously part of dwelling 18) expanded by 1m towards the front boundary for a length of 4.7m. An increase in floor area of 4.7m2.  One additional dwelling added in the south-east corner. Elevations  Windows associated with each dwelling.  Windows associated with each dwelling moved to accord with internal layout changes.  Overlooking screens moved accordingly. Site and Surrounds The site is located on the west side of Tooronga Road and has the following significant characteristics:  The land is irregular in shape with a total site area of 1109m2;  279 Tooronga Road currently contains a single storey dwelling and 281 Tooronga Road is vacant;  The site has a frontage of 29.98m;  The rear boundary abuts a bluestone right of way to the west for 26.825m;  The side boundary abutting 277 Tooronga Road to the south is 38.395m;  The side boundary abutting 285 Tooronga Road to the is 37.775m;
It is also proposed that the for the terms of reference be developed by the Working Group and that consideration be given to the role of the Group in terms of the broader Chapel Street re-vitalisation agenda. Policy Implications The above proposal is consistent with the objectives of the Economic Development Strategy 2012, and the Council Plan 2013 – 2017 objectives for Prosperity. Financial and Resources Implications The current 4 year Strategic Resource Plan adopted as part of the 2014/15 budget incorporates annual allocations as follows; 2014/15 $2m 2015/16 $1.5m 2016/17 $1.5m 2017/18 $1.5m Shortening the delivery timeframe to 5 as proposed in the Council resolution will impact on the annual capital requirements, which will need to be referred for consideration in the preparation of future budgets. Legal advice & implications Nil. Conclusion This report proposes that to give effect to the Council resolution of 2 June 2014 a Working be established with Councillor, Council Officer and Chapel Street Precinct (Streets Ahead Promotions Inc) representatives. Once Council has indicated support for this approach, and nominated Councillor representatives accordingly, it is proposed to schedule a meeting with nominated Council Officers and representatives from the Chapel Street Precinct (Streets Ahead Promotions Inc) to commence the process. One of the first tasks of the Working Group will be to resolve the terms of reference for the Group. It is proposed that in preparation of the terms of reference consideration be given to broadening the scope of the working Group to supporting Chapel Street Precinct (Streets Ahead Promotions Inc) in their current agenda for the revitalisation of Chapel Street. The final membership of the Groups in terms of numbers and representation will be determined based on the agreed Terms of Reference. Rights Consideration This recommendation complies with the Victorian Charter of Rights and Responsibilities Act 2006. Attachments 1. Chapel Street Master Plan Implementation Program Excluded