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What is happening on this site?
The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) is currently clearing a number of conditions before they approve for construction to begin on the old Mosmans Restaurant site at 15 Johnson Parade, Mosman Park. Construction is earmarked for late 2026.
Who is the final decision-maker?
The DBCA is the determining authority, with the Town of Mosman Park providing advice to protect the Swan River and the amenity of nearby residents.
What does this involve?
Demolition of existing structures and construction of new facilities to make way for a Dome Café/Restaurant, function room, short-stay accommodation, jetties and private boat pens.
The proposal includes construction of a two-storey building which will include the restaurant-cafe on the lower level and an upper level with a function room and short-stay accommodation units catering for up to 36 people.
Background
Initially known as Smiths Boatsheds, the Johnson Parade site in Mosman Park has been used for riverside hospitality since 1904. It was an iconic feature of Mosman Bay until the late 1980s when a fire destroyed much of the original physical site.
What is happening on this site?
The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) is currently clearing a number of conditions before they approve for construction to begin on the old Mosmans Restaurant site at 15 Johnson Parade, Mosman Park. Construction is earmarked for late 2026.
Who is the final decision-maker?
The DBCA is the determining authority, with the Town of Mosman Park providing advice to protect the Swan River and the amenity of nearby residents.
What does this involve?
Demolition of existing structures and construction of new facilities to make way for a Dome Café/Restaurant, function room, short-stay accommodation, jetties and private boat pens.
The proposal includes construction of a two-storey building which will include the restaurant-cafe on the lower level and an upper level with a function room and short-stay accommodation units catering for up to 36 people.
Background
Initially known as Smiths Boatsheds, the Johnson Parade site in Mosman Park has been used for riverside hospitality since 1904. It was an iconic feature of Mosman Bay until the late 1980s when a fire destroyed much of the original physical site.
