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| rear of townhouses at 164 Ingles St, November 2017 |
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| Canny project on Boundary St, Port Melbourne, April 2017 |
September 2016
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| under construction - a late afternoon inwinter 2016 |
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| crossovers on Woodruff St - September 2016 |
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| Ingles and Munro St corner approaches completion December 2016 |
20 November 2015
Canny Projects has begun construction on the $80m Stamoulis Property Group development in Port Melbourne.
The project, which will consist of 287 ... townhouses on the old soap manufacturer, Symex, site, is scheduled for completion in late 2017.
Canny was awarded the contract for the design and construction of triple storey three bedroom luxury townhouses, built in and around heritage-listed buildings on Woodruff and Ingles Streets, opposite the Port Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The first stage will consist of 13 townhouses on the corner of Ingles Street and Munro Street which is scheduled to be completed early 2016.
Source:
The Urban Developer 18 November 2015 Canny Projects Commences Construction on $80m Port Melbourne Project
10 December 2013
In September 2013, a draft vision for the Fishermans Bend Urban Renewal Area was released by then Planning Minister, Matthew Guy.
Shortly thereafter, the City of Port Phillip was asked by the Minister to provide advice on the application.
The Council considered the application on 10 December 2013. Here are a few references from the Council report:
Shortly thereafter, the City of Port Phillip was asked by the Minister to provide advice on the application.
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| the plan for 164 Ingles Street |
The Council considered the application on 10 December 2013. Here are a few references from the Council report:
- (4.1) the application seeks ... to redevelop the site for dwellings in accordance with a masterplan ... as it would allow for in principle approval, with detailed designs to be submitted for approval prior to the commencement of each development stage.
- (4.4) A new vehicular and pedestrian access known as the 'Boulevard' would link Boundary and Ingles Streets
- (4.4) a north south road known as Woodruff Drive would run from Woodruff Street and link to the centre of the Boulevard ... with a width of 8m (building to building)
- (9.7) the granting of a planning permit for a master plan, conditional on the later submission of detailed plans for each development stage ... is recognised as a legitimate means of allowing the development in principle of a large site, while providing the flexibility to respond to market conditions in the future given that the development could potentially take a number of years.
- (13.2) Recommendation, second dot point: A section 173 agreement requiring the owner to inform every prospective purchaser or tenant of a dwelling that industry and the City of Port Phillip Resource Recovery Centre are located proximate to the site
The extent to which the Council's recommendations were accepted is unclear since the planning process then disappeared from public view.
The City of Port Phillip advised the Minister that it broadly supported the application for 164 Ingles Street 'to redevelop the site for approximately 250, three and four storey
dwellings in accordance with a master plan'.
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City of Port Phillip report 10 December 2013 164 Ingles St, Port Melbourne
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