79 & 81-83 Wattletree Road, Armadale VIC 3143

Description
Construction of a multi-dwelling development in a Residential Growth Zone and a Design and Development Overlay and creation of a new access to a road in a Road Zone, Category 1, and the removal of an easement.
Planning Authority
City of Stonnington
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Reference number
1001/19
Date sourced
We found this application on the planning authority's website on , about 6 years ago. It was received by them earlier.
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This is a heavy overbuilding of the site, with far too many stories

John Nieuwenhuysen
Sent to City of Stonnington

Five storeys is far too high for this area, which consists mostly of single/double storey buildings. Demolishing these lovely old houses for such a huge development is disgraceful.

Mary Conway
Sent to City of Stonnington

I would like to object to the height of the proposed building. At 5 stories it will be much higher than the existing 2 story buildings in close proximity. It will detract from the character of this strip. We need to prevent tall buildings like this to preserve the charm, style and character of this precinct otherwise it will become like Toorak Rd in the Forrest Hill area of South Yarra.

John Tabbagh
Sent to City of Stonnington

This proposed building is far too high. It will overwhelm the smaller homes that are in close proximity. More cars will be added to an already over congested suburb. One of the reasons Armadale has dropped from 4th to 27th as Melbourne’s most liveable suburb.

Kelly Butcher
Sent to City of Stonnington

This is a very high development for the area. It will cause congestion and overwhelm the surrounding dwellings.

Alex Yusupov
Sent to City of Stonnington

I wish to strongly object to the height and density of this development , lack of appropriate green space and ineffective car parking allowance.
This proposal is for excessive high density and will set a precedent for others in height, poor energy consumption, and overcrowding .

The area is already congested. It will become more so and heighten the risk for pedestrians, cycling and car accidents.

The effect on neighbouring streets will be overshadowing, overlooking and more, ugly, out of character, views.

We have seen South Yarra become so over developed. It has sacrificed many trees, any effective green space and hence all character. This has already started in Malvern/Armadale and needs strict review and change from council and state government.

Wendy John
Sent to City of Stonnington

The impact of excess traffic along Wattletree Road caused by the overdevelopment of apartment blocks along Malvern Road and Wattletree Road will only be exacerbated if the development of high density blocks of flats is allowed to continue. During peak driving times, it is nearly impossible to get out of my driveway as traffic is backed up from Dandenong Road. The pollution is appalling. Green space is now more important than ever. Developers and others in power wrongly believe that a roof garden is “green space”. Agree with you Wendy John. South Yarra has been totally destroyed by overdevelopment. Please don’t let it happen here.

on a roof is considered

Kelly Butcher
Sent to City of Stonnington

This is a very high development for the area. It will cause congestion and overwhelm the surrounding dwellings.

Alex Yusupov
Sent to City of Stonnington

Please, not five stories! Graduated development, that does not overshadow or dominate, is far preferable.

MS LEONIE M WOOD
Sent to City of Stonnington

Armadale is very rapidly losing its appeal as a heritage suburb with historic appeal and grandeur. Stories of families living in homes they worked so hard for and have shared on joyful occasions with children and grandchildren in a suburb that represents strong family values and morals and hard work. Rapidly Stonnington is turning into high rise living where people choose a spot close to the city, not an area they fall in love with and revere. It is incredibly sad, smacking of vacuous development and an astounding lack of care for irreplaceable architecture. Why would the expectation be that people continue to care for suburbs that no longer care for them?

Sally Nichols
Delivered to City of Stonnington

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