City of Rockingham Approves $3 Million Tavern Near Spudshed in Baldivis
What happened
The Metro Outer Development Assessment Panel approved a $3 million tavern in Baldivis, which is located next to a Spudshed. The tavern, which includes a restaurant and beer garden, was approved by the City of Rockingham. However, the City of Rockingham later requested a decision deferral after the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation raised concerns about water management.
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Why it matters
The approval of the commercial project in Baldivis is expected to increase local economic activity. The tavern is designed to provide dining and entertainment opportunities, which could generate local employment.
A rezoning request was previously submitted for 165 acres of land in the City of Rockingham.
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Who's involved
- City of RockinghamLocal government body that set the planning rules for the development.
- BaldivisSuburb where the new commercial tavern is being built.
- SpudshedExisting commercial supermarket chain located near the proposed tavern site.
- Department of Water and Environmental RegulationGovernment department that raised concerns regarding water management for the area.
How it developed
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Planning rules set for development involving Baldivis and Spudshed in the City of Rockingham.1 source
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The entities involved
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City of Rockingham
local government area in Western Australia
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Baldivis
suburb of Perth, Western Australia
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