Topic - Developments

Plans for supermarket at Southern Cross Care WA’s Currambine village site out for public comment

Feb 01 2021 Updated May 3, 2023

The Weekly Source

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The City of Joondalup is seeking public comment for plans to develop a new supermarket at the Currambine site that the Not For Profit has earmarked for a retirement village.

As we reported here, the West Australian government had given SCC WA the green light to develop age-in-place apartments and aged care beds at the Sunlander Drive site, located 30km north of Perth.

Perth Now reports amendments would see part of the site used for a 2485sqm Coles Supermarket, 200sqm liquor store and 120sqm café.

Submissions to council close on February 5.

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