Childcare Centre – McCullough Street, Sunnybank

A development application has been lodged for a Childcare Centre, located at McCullough Street and Yamal Street, Sunnybank.

Designed by Alto Architects, the proposal seeks a Childcare Centre with a two (2) storey building design below the 9.5m maximum building height. The existing dwellings have been previously demolished to facilitate the redevelopment and the site remains vacant.

Ground Floor

First Floor

Development Details
– 115 children
– GFA 821sqm
– 2 storey in height
– 3 large outdoor play areas
– covered terrace outside space
– acoustic treatments
– landscaped boundaries
– under croft car park

The proposed child care centre includes a under croft car parking area, providing 23 car park spaces (one (1) PWD). The proposed seeks vehicle and pedestrian access via McCullough Street and a separate pedestrian safe access / emergency access to Yamal Street.

The planners at Town Planning Alliance  state, “The proposal seeks to establish a use that will directly benefit the local community by providing a service where a demand is evident. The proposal has been designed to ensure it is of a scale and built form that is not overbearing in nature and is sympathetic to the surrounding residential context. The development incorporates acoustic fencing, landscaping and appropriate setbacks to prevent any adverse impacts on the amenity of nearby sensitive uses”.

The proposal includes 821sqm of gross floor area (GFA), with 949.9sqm (59%) site cover across the 1,610sqm site.

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The Application Information and References
– Lodged: 9 July 2020
– Council Reference: A005494519
– Address: 19, 21 & 21A Yamal Street, Sunnybank
– Zone: Low Density
– Neighbourhood Plan: None
– Application Report: Town Planning Alliance
– Design Drawings: Alto Architects
– Interactive Image: Google Aerial and Streetview

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