The Cambridge mayor and council have voiced strong disapproval towards changes proposed for a 22-storey apartment block in City Beach, with Gary Mack calling it a “lost opportunity” for community amenity.

Developers behind the already-approved Ocean Village development in City Beach have applied for a number of changes to the future high-rise complex. This includes reducing the size of a planned tavern, removing two planned commercial tenancies and adding 17 additional apartments, including some on the ground level.

Cambridge council was asked to provide a response, but any decision on the changes put forward by the site developer Blackburne is ultimately up to WA’s peak planning body.

Town planning officers recommended the council support Blackburne’s proposed changes, but at Tuesday n

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