929-931 and 933 High Street, Armadale VIC 3143

6 stories in High street and waiving of parking and bicycle allowance is totally too much. Malvern streets are fast becoming dark and overwhelmed by tall inappropriate developments, particularly when there is no set back from the footpath. Please dismiss this application.

I object to the height and scale of this building. It is totally inappropriate for a local shopping strip. And waiving parking will just clog the already few car parking spots there are. Please stop these monstrosities being built in Stonnington.

Totally inappropriate development for the area.
It will loom over residential streets directly behind.
The character of High Street Armadale will be diminished, as has Malvern Road. Soon there will be little character left in Stonnington.
Parking already an issue.
Sincerely hope this application will be ammended.

As a resident in Northcote Road, we will be impacted by the potential loss of car parking in our already busy street. The size and density of this proposed building is inappropriate for the area.

As nearby residents we object to the inappropriate density of this planned development. Six stories is far too high, and ensures a further diminishing of the heritage streetscape which is - or used to be - so precious in this area. Stonnington Council appears to continually agree to developers' requests for reduced car parking requirements within a development, and given the scarcity of parking spots in both shopping areas and surrounding residential streets in Armadale, we have to again ask WHY this dispensation?

Reduced car parking just tells you what sort of development this will be. A number of developers recently have planned for one car space per bed room and additional open space in the way of larger balconies. Relying on public transport is just not possible with already over crowded trains and trams. Six levels is too high as there are no other six level buildings within this area and the development will over look the existing dwellings to the north. It's time the Stonnington stood up for residents and not developers.