2 Brighton Ave- 133 Excelsior Pde
Land and Environment Court Commissioner coming to Carey Bay
A community meeting to discuss LMCC’s Statement of Facts and Contention (SoFC) was recently held at Progress Hall. The SoFC is a comprehensive document that covers all of the concerns that have been raised by the community about the proposed 19 two-storey units on the two into one lot consolidation that spans from 2 Brighton Ave to 133 Excelsior Pde.The SoFC will be put before the Land and Environment Court at a conciliation conference on the proposed development site on 15th May at 10:30am.
Members of the community are invited to attend this meeting and it is important to show that there is community concern about the overdevelopment of the site. Please make an effort to be there.
The SoFC comprehensively dealt with the following issues regarding the development proposal.
- Unsuitable for the site
- Unacceptable harm to natural environment
- Inadequate landscape response
- Unsatisfactory stormwater drainage services
- Adverse impact on scenic value and community character
- Isolated medium density zoned site adjacent to development
- Unacceptable harm to residential amenity
- Solar Access inadequate in 3 units
- Visual privacy between units and to adjacent neighbours compromised by non-compliant setbacks
- Acoustic privacy to counter traffic for 131 Excelsior Pde not detailed
- Adverse visual impacts compromising outlook and views due to building bulk and poor architectural design
- Unsatisfactory traffic arrangements to ensure the safe and efficient movement of vehicles within, entering and exiting the site
- Adequate information not provided on multiple aspects of the development
- Harm to public interest raised in the public submissions
What Can You Do?
- Assist the Residents for Responsible Lakeside Development group to prepare for the on site meeting.
- Attend the poster making workshop being held at Progress Hall on Saturday 6th May at 2pm. Bring along any old paint or materials you think may be useful. There is lots of large cardboard and paper at the Hall.
- Talk to your neighbours
- Make time to attend the on site meeting
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