In short:
Wyndham councillors unanimously approved a $15.04 million mixed-use development at 40 Kendall Street, Williams Landing, on 12 May. The project includes 45 warehouse units, office space and a food and drink premises near Williams Landing Train Station.
Major Development Ticked Off
Wyndham councillors have unanimously approved plans for a $15.04 million mixed-use development at 40 Kendall Street, Williams Landing, during the 12 May Planning Committee meeting.
The proposal includes 45 warehouse units, office space and a food and drink premises within the Williams Landing Town Centre.
The development will be spread across three buildings.
Block A will contain warehouse units, ancillary office space, a food and drink premises and a separate first-floor office facing Palmers Road.
Block B will contain warehouses with first-floor office spaces facing Charsworth Way. Block C will contain additional warehouse units and four self-storage units at the rear of the site.
Warehouse floor areas will range between 86sqm and 186sqm, with mezzanine office levels ranging from 36sqm to 51sqm.
The food and drink premises will include 134sqm of ground-floor space and 141sqm of office space above.
A total of 97 car parking spaces will be provided, including two accessible spaces and two EV charging spaces. Council also approved a reduction of 11 statutory parking spaces.
Vehicle access will be via the future Kendall Street extension, with two double crossovers proposed.
The site is currently vacant and located within the Priority Development Zone near Williams Landing Train Station.
Council officers stated the proposal complied with the Wyndham Planning Scheme, the Williams Landing Town Centre Development Plan and the Laverton Major Activity Centre and Employment Node Incorporated Plan.
The application was lodged in September 2025. Council requested further information and design changes before amended plans were submitted in March 2026.
