Docklands is 50/50 on big bar
Docklanders don’t particular mind large licensed premises, according to the latest Docklands News online survey.
In the lowest response to one of our surveys, only six people responded – with half saying Docklands wants and needs a bar the size of Platform 28.
Platform 28 was recently granted a permit by Planning Minister Justin Madden. It is a tavern for 750 patrons at the Bourke St end of the historic Goods Shed North.
Platform 28 is currently seeking a liquor licence but is being opposed by the City of Melbourne.
According to a spokesperson from the Department of Justice the Platform 28 application is currently “going through the process” and it will be at least another couple of weeks before a recommendation is made.
Our online survey attraction only one comment: “The proposal to add life to that area of Docklands is fantastic, although I hope it’s more restaurant/bar that doesn’t result in too much noise out on the streets.”
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