27.05 - UPDATED - Relodgement - Madill

      The brewing components of the business are a consistent use within the Industry zone;
       however, the food and beverage use are inconsistent. Although the Planning Scheme does
       not provide support for the food and beverage use in the zone – the brew cafe is small scale,
       subordinate and related to the primary industrial use on site (brewery);
      Two other breweries have been recently approved and constructed within the Industry zone,
       and this proposal within an existing building is considered low intensity and does not
       compromise the function and viability of business centres or the centres hierarchy;
      The proposed building fitout is well designed and visually attractive, with the dining areas
       small scale and have a direct relationship with the industrial activities on the site;
      Sufficient separation is provided from onsite and other nearby industrial uses so as not to
       raise any adverse impacts, or reverse amenity issues; and
      The development provides adequate provision for onsite parking and manoeuvring at the
       different times of use, which is safe, functional and meet the reasonable requirements of the
       industrial and associated retail dining.

The Assessment Manager’s favourable consideration of the above development application is
therefore recommended. Please contact me if you require any further information and/or clarification
with respect to the above application.




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