80A Oakwood Road Albanvale, VIC

Development of the land for 188 double storey dwellings, subdivision of the land into 188 lots and one super lot, the removal of native vegetation within an environmental significance overlay (schedule 6) and access alterations to a road in a road zone category 1

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(Source: Brimbank City Council, reference P687/2017)

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  1. Adam Bunderla commented

    I think this proposal is fantastic, one of the best changes the area will see in my lifetime.
    It will be really great if they could ground the whole powerline from neale road right up to through the new estate and remove the eysore/health hazard that it is. the skyscrapers have to go!
    we need mccann drive to be linked and joined up to rockbank middle road in burnside with a small bridge over the waterway. im sick of driving 10-15 minutes to visit people less than 1km away over the creek.
    this will improve accessibility to both brimbank plaza as well as caroline area springs for all those living in the region.
    to have only taylors road and ballarat road as the only way to caroline springs is badly thought out planning in my oppinion.
    density around the shopping centre should be the priority moving forward.
    a new bus bigger terminal with a safe walking path to it will compliment the new estate and give those in albanvale something to cheer about.

  2. Caio commented

    Adam,
    Thumb up,
    We have to vote for a new coucil lord mayor for next election.

  3. Huong Nguyen commented

    Hello All,

    We know that The Government, officers in charge, the Councils both Brimbank and Melton, the City Mayors and so on they are working hard to find the best way, the beat option for citizens, local people and special for transport vehicles. Another party involved is Vic Roads, who are always try to plan which is the best. Everyone knows that Taylors and Ballarat Road are over at peak time during a day. And yes you are right it’s a bit harsh to be in living are and school zone in Albanvale but you have to take children on a big loop to Burnside primary school, where is measured only 900m radius, with 15mins if you have a luck on that day, if not 20mins normally, just because school zone restrictions. Poor the children! Who wish they could walk to school and also parents’s time are wasted and expenses for petrol for sure! Very expensive at the moment!
    We just wait and see and hope that the Tri-Parties, Brimbank Council, Melton Council and Vic Roads have a great decision, a wonderful plan and kick it to start very soon.
    Fingers crossed.
    Wish you all well.
    Regards from a family who used to live in Albanvale and now living in Burnside :)
    Huong Nguyen xox

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