On behalf of the community
The Progress Association sought and was granted an extension to the
notification period until 6th May and requested that those who had
previously lodged comments be advised of the amended plans.
The proposed development
of 26 multiple dwellings at 20 Laycock Street has been amended, reducing the
development by two dwellings to accommodate access to the site, access for
garbage storage and an expanded community area.
The 2-storey units have
been split into pairs to accommodate changes in levels across the site and
reduce the perceived bulk. The number of structures has consequently increased
from 9 to 12. There are twelve 2 bedroom and twelve 3 bedroom dwellings
proposed.
The amended plans are
available on council’s Application Tracking website. The
documentation is dated 17/2, identified as ‘Additional Information’ D06892475
and D06894195. A copy of the amended application is available from
the blog as well.
An overall site plan was not publically
available so the diagram below is a modified shadow diagram to allow people to
gain a perspective on the proposed development.
To lodge a comment on the
amended plans you will need to email or mail your views to LMCC; council@lakemac.nsw.gov.au or Box
1906 HRMC, NSW 2310.
- if your previous comments remain pertinent a statement to that effect will suffice you don’t have to write a completely new, detailed submission,
- you can copy and paste your previous submission or
- write a completely new one.
- If your issues have been addressed, make that known as well
- If you didn’t make a comment previously you can now have your thoughts heard
The important thing is to
make your views known. This is an opportunity to ensure that the development aligns
with the aspirations of a community that enjoys and respects the local
environment and the existing residents within it.
The Coal Point Progress Association and Toronto Area
Sustainable Neighbourhood Group still have concerns about the scale and impact
of the development on the local community, existing infrastructure and wildlife
corridor, whilst acknowledging it would be ‘good for business’ at the Carey Bay
shops.
The comments made on the
original application last
October remain relevant and can be viewed on the blog.
Comments on the amended
application are outlined below in the form of
a sample letter which is also available on the blog.
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