415 - 417 High Street Kew VIC 3101

Construction of an additional dwelling on a lot less than 500sqm, with an extension to the existing dwelling in a Heritage Overlay and a reduction in car parking.

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(Source: Boroondara City Council, reference PP19/00008)

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  1. Robert Andrew Baker, Archivist - Kew Historical Society Inc. commented

    As a 'Significant' building in the City of Boroondara, the Kew Historical Society wishes to declare an interest in any proposed re-development.

  2. Kerrie Knott commented

    I would also like to express my interest in any planned redevelopment of 415-417 High Street Kew as a resident and great supporter of the heritage of Boroondara.
    I oppose inappropriate redevelopment and the destruction of our history and historical buildings in the city of Boroondara. I have had recent experience with protection of a heritage building and have been horrified at the complete lack of respect for our heritage buildings within our boundaries

  3. Terry DeR commented

    Residents need to be aware a good deal of the recent apartment blocks built were NOT approved by the council. I have spent many years fighting for the areas heritage to be preserved and the council has fought many inappropriate development proposals.
    Developers simply head off to VCAT where they have an 80%+ chance of getting their way. VCAT is pro developer and has no interest or regard for heritage. The problem here isn’t the council - write to VCAT.

  4. Li Chen commented

    I object the proposed development as I believe that it will be inappropriate to fit another dwelling into this tiny and narrow land.

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