[2009] WASAT 37
General information, not legal advice.
State Administrative Tribunal (WA)
2009-03-03
Mr P
Original judgment source is linked above.
(a) The building in the location referred to as Apartment 1 on the structure plan must not exceed a maximum wall height of 46 metres AHD and a maximum roof height of 50.5 metres AHD.
(b) The building in the location referred to as Apartment 2 on the structure plan must not exceed a maximum wall height of 47.5 metres AHD and a maximum roof height of 52 metres AHD.
(c) The building in the location referred to as Apartment 3 on the structure plan must not exceed a maximum wall height of 44.2 metres AHD and a maximum roof height of 49 metres AHD.
(d) The building in the location referred to as Apartment 4 on the structure plan must not exceed a maximum wall height of 41 metres AHD and a maximum roof height of 45.5 metres AHD.
(e) The building in the location referred to as Apartment 5 on the structure plan must not exceed a maximum wall height of 43.5 metres AHD and a maximum roof height of 48 metres AHD.
(f) The building in the location referred to as grouped dwellings on the structure plan must not exceed a maximum wall height of 39.5 metres AHD and a maximum roof height of 42.5 metres AHD.
I certify that this and the preceding [108] paragraphs comprise the reasons for decision of the State Administrative Tribunal.
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48 In APP Corporation Pty Ltd and City of Perth [2008] WASAT 291 (APP Corporation), the Tribunal recently referred to a four-stage assessment adopted by the New South Wales Land and Environment Court (Land and Environment Court) as being of assistance in determining the acceptability of the visual impact of a proposed development on a private property. It is useful to refer to the same assessment in determining the acceptability of loss of view from a private property caused by buildings proposed in a structure plan.
87 However, in Ridge City Holdings Pty Ltd and City of Albany [2006] WASAT 187 at [35], the Tribunal said the following: