390 Burwood Highway, Wantirna South VIC 3152

Use and development of the land for accommodation, education centre, and office within three (3) buildings (ranging from 8-15 storeys), reduction in car parking and alteration of access to a Road Zone Category 1

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We found this application for you on the planning authority's website ago. It was received by them earlier.

(Source: Knox City Council, reference P/2018/6465)

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  1. Jingjing Wang commented

    I would like to know the current state of the proposed development. Is the development going ahead or refused? Can I request to be kept informed of any progress regarding this possible development?

    Kind regards
    Jingjing

  2. David Ruse commented

    Thanks for hanging around Mr Taylor. Obviously Knox council wasn't a real priority for you and parking is getting worse.

  3. Joanne commented

    Its good to hear from you Mr. Taylor. May i know if the proposed development has been approved? It would be good if anyone knows can notify me about the progress so far. Thanks

  4. David Ruse commented

    Hi Joanne,
    Mr Taylor has left the Knox City Council.

  5. Jingjing wang commented

    Dear Knox City Council planning staff, can you please provide an update on 390 Burwood Highway development?

  6. Peter Parker commented

    So Mr Taylor, As above as you are such a man of integrity. And you commented you would like to enforce more parking spaces on the developers. But it was state government mandated.... here is your chance to stand up and follow through.
    Your now a state member of the labor party, a MP. Do what your supposed to do be true to your word.

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