Panel to weigh 18 dwellings at 190 West Coast Highway, Scarborough

The application is proposed. Being listed for a panel meeting means it will be considered on that day; it does not mean it has been approved, and the decision will appear in the panel’s minutes after the meeting.

The meeting is meeting number MIDAP/164, set down for 9:30am at 140 William Street, Perth, with a live stream available. The agenda is titled for the City of Stirling and the Town of Cambridge. The same agenda also covers the Town of Cambridge, where a separate item lists 27 three-storey townhouses at Jolimont.

The numbers

The agenda document published as Part A carries only the item heading. It does not name the applicant or landowner, give a project cost, state the number of storeys or bedrooms, or set out a recommendation from City of Stirling officers. We have not seen those details and have not guessed at them. The only figure the agenda gives for the Scarborough proposal is the count of eighteen dwellings.

Other Perth residential projects we are following include 60 build-to-rent apartments starting at Butler.

The agenda is issued by the Metro Inner Development Assessment Panel. The members listed on the agenda are Francesca Lefante (presiding member), Karen Hyde (deputy presiding member) and John Syme. For the City of Stirling items, Cr Suzanne Migdale and Cr Rob Paparde sit on the panel.

The agenda notes that presentations for each item will be invited before the item is considered, with the presentation details contained in the related information documentation.

What’s next

The outcome is not known, and the agenda does not say whether the panel will approve or refuse the proposal. The panel’s decision on DAP/26/03094 will be recorded in the minutes of the 17 November meeting. We will report the result once the minutes are published.