Court challenge to Rundle St tower rejection
The developer behind a rejected 21-storey apartment block on a prominent East End corner is appealing the state planning panel’s knockback.
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The developer behind a rejected 21-storey apartment block on a prominent East End corner is appealing the state planning panel’s knockback.
A bid for a 21-storey, 67-metre apartment block on the corner of Rundle St and East Terrace has been rejected by the state’s planning panel, which found the proposal would be “likely to diminish” the value of nearby heritage places and negatively impact the East End.
A proposed 21-storey, 67-metre apartment block on the corner of Rundle St and East Terrace has been recommended for approval despite Heritage SA opposition, with the government planning officer acknowledging potential "adverse impacts on the setting and historic value of some of the heritage places" of the East End.