Sustainability Implications. The Property Management Framework (PMF) aims to support the equitable access and the efficient and effective management of City owned and managed properties. It also recognises the value and community benefit of activities organised and provided for by community groups. In addition, the PMF aims to protect and enhance the City’s assets for the benefit of the community and for future generations.
Sustainability Implications. Ancillary accommodation assists in providing diversity in housing choice for large extended families.
Sustainability Implications. The PMF aims to support the equitable access and the efficient and effective management of City owned and managed properties. It also recognises the value and community benefit of activities organised and provided for by the community groups. In addition, the PMF aims to protect and enhance the City’s assets for the benefit of the community and for future generations.
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Sustainability Implications: • Environmental: There are no known significant environmental considerations.
Strategic Implications:Nil Sustainability Implications: • Environmental:There are no known significant environmental considerations.
Sustainability Implications: • Environmental:There are no known significant environmental considerations.
Strategic Implications:Nil Sustainability Implications: Environmental:There are no known significant environmental considerations.
Sustainability Implications: Environmental:There are no known significant environmental considerations.
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Sustainability Implications. The Property Management Framework (PMF) aims to support the equitable access, and the efficient and effective management of City owned and managed properties. It also recognises the value and community benefit of activities organised and proposed for by community groups. In addition, the PMF aims to protect and enhance the City’s assets for the benefit of the community and for future generations. Consultation: Meetings with City Officers/Club were held on 1 July 2013 and 17 March 2014. Due to the Xxxxxx Centre’s concerns about destruction of the building, a report was presented to Council in June 2014 and clauses 5.3(3) and (4) were included in the lease. The Xxxxxx Centre Board agreed to the terms of the lease in September 2014. LEGAL AGREEMENT: Document: Legal Agreement. Parties: City of Joondalup and Globalheart Church Inc. Description: Legal Agreement between the City of Joondalup and Globalheart Church Inc for an awning addition attached to the building at Lot 00 (00) Xxxxxx Xxxx, Joondalup projecting into Lot 19 (3) Lincoln Lane, Joondalup to satisfy condition 4 of the Development Approval. Date: 23 January 2015. Signed/Sealed: Signed and Sealed.
Sustainability Implications. Land developed for aged persons’ dwellings will provide for alternative housing choices for the City’s aging population and enable them to remain within their local area.
Sustainability Implications. Ancillary accommodation assists in providing diversity in housing choice for large extended families. Consultation: The proposal was advertised to one (1) neighbouring property for comment during the assessment process. Document: Section 70A Notification.
Sustainability Implications. Existing significant trees were identified as part of the subdivision process and have been retained on the subject sites. Consultation: The proposal was advertised to nearby properties for comment during the assessment process. LICENCE AGREEMENT: Document: Licence Agreement. Parties: City of Joondalup and Business Services and Resources Pty Ltd.
Sustainability Implications. The PMF aims to support the equitable access and the efficient and effective management of City owned and managed properties. It also recognises the value and community benefit of activities organised and provided for by the community groups. In addition, the PMF aims to protect and enhance the City’s assets for the benefit of the community and for future generations. Consultation: Xx Xxxxxxxx approached the City’s Asset Management team regarding a rental space within a City owned building suitable for use as a private art studio. A vacant space at Mildenhall was identified. The Manager Asset Management agreed on principle to a licence agreement over 16.6m² area. The Licence is consistent with licence agreements currently held with the City and is consistent with the conditions outlined in the Property Management Framework. The Art Studio has been identified as a potential Commercial Organisation and therefore the calculation of the rent fee is based on current market rates of $75 per square metre as identified for commercial property in the Wangara / Joondalup area. In addition to rent, Xx Xxxxxxxx will take out and maintain Public Liability Insurance and be responsible for a pro rata contribution towards utility services, scheduled maintenance and levies as used or provided by Mildenhall. Xx Xxxxxxxx will be responsible for cleaning the licensed area. The Minister for Lands granted approval to the licence: HPRM Ref EIN18/221 dated 8 January 2018. The licence Agreement has been agreed and signed by Xx Xxxxxxxx. The Duncraig Senior Citizens occupying the majority area of the Mildenhall facility under licence have been advised of the City’s intention to licence the area.
Sustainability Implications. The Property Management Framework (PMF) aims to support the equitable access, and the efficient and effective management of the City owned and managed properties. It also recognises the value and community benefit of activities organised and provided for by community groups. In addition, the PMF aims to protect and enhance the City’s assets for the benefit of the community and for the future generations. Consultation: City officers provided the Club with a draft Licence. A meeting was organised with the Club to address issues and all items discussed were clarified. The Club agreed to the final version of the Licence being executed in accordance with Section 9.49A of the Local Government Act 1995. WITHDRAWAL OF CAVEAT: Document: Withdrawal of Caveat. Parties: City of Joondalup and Warwick Cinema Syndicate Pty Ltd.
Sustainability Implications. Land developed for aged person’s dwellings will provide for alternative housing choices for the City’s aging population and enable them to remain within their local area. Consultation: Amendment No.78 to rezone the subject area was publically advertised for 42 days closing on 3 December 2015. REMOVAL OF SECTION 70A NOTIFICATION: Document: Removal of Section 70A Notification. Parties: City of Joondalup and Currambine District Centre Two Pty Ltd. Description: Removal of notification under Section 70A on Certificate of Title for Lot 5001 (00) Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, which relate to a previous development approval requiring car parking on the lot to be set aside for the exclusive use of Lot 5002 (74) Delamere Avenue, Currambine. These conditions have been replaced by a new development approval granted by the Metro North-West Joint Development Assessment Panel on 5 May 2016 and are therefore able to be removed. The new notification will alert land owners to the requirement for nine car bays on Lot 5001 (86) Delamere Avenue, Currambine to be made available for the exclusive use of patrons, employees and visitors to Lot 5002 (74) Delamere Avenue as required under condition b) of the development approval granted on 5 May 2016. Date: 25 August 2016. Signed/Sealed: Signed and Sealed. Legislation: Transfer of Land Act 1893 (as amended).