From Left: Carolyn Ransom, Sue Mikkelsen preparing for John Butler Primary College to open by tagging and covering library books
Camera IconFrom Left: Carolyn Ransom, Sue Mikkelsen preparing for John Butler Primary College to open by tagging and covering library books Credit: Supplied/Emma Reeves

Fast food chain must pay for traffic signals

Staff ReporterNorth Coast Times

The North West Metropolitan Development Assessment Panel added a condition for the one-off payment to approval for a McDonald’s drive-thru on the corner of Peony Boulevard and Marmion Avenue.

‘Payment of a one-off monetary contribution of $5000 shall be made to the City of Wanneroo prior to occupation of the development as a contribution towards the future cost of a signalised intersection at Marmion Avenue/Peony Boulevard,’ the condition said.

The panel met on December 18 to reconsider the application at the State Administrative Tribunal’s request.

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It also ruled that the restaurant could have a 7m tall pylon sign for five years, after which it had to be dropped to 6m.