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Panel hears 47 East Crescent Street tower application

The local planning panel heard a year-old development application for 47 East Crescent Street, with three residents and the applicant speaking before the panel closed the meeting to deliberate.

7 October 2026 · source: NSLPP - 2 September 2026, 2 Sep 2026 · written by software from the public record

Key facts

Where
47 East Crescent Street
When
NSLPP - 2 September 2026, 2 September 2026
Decided by
the planning panel
Watch
the meeting webcast from 05:25
North Sydney
North Sydney. Photo: MDRX, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The panel heard item one, a development application for 47 East Crescent Street. No decision was recorded in the excerpt. The application remains under assessment.

Three people were registered to speak on the application: Jack Thomas, Sarah Hoffman and Jacqueline Kraus. Each was given three minutes to present.

Jack Thomas told the panel the application has been running for a year and four months. He said a lot of time and money has been spent by the affected neighbors, by the assessment officer Mr. Holman, by the first panel, and now by a second panel.

The panel chair reminded speakers to stay on mute until invited to speak. The chair said the panel might ask questions after presentations and told speakers not to be offended if they did not, because the panel also had people's submissions.

At the end of the public session, the chair thanked everyone who took the time to present. The chair said it was always useful and helpful for the panel to get all the perspectives on the application.

The panel then closed the meeting to the public to deliberate on the matters. No outcome was recorded in the excerpt.

Watch the council discuss it: the webcast starts where this item came up.
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