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1. KAIETA is an historic Brisbane home. I restored it from semi-derelict state in 1978. My family occupied it until I sold it to Brisbane Boys' College. Their care of it since then has been a disgrace. I would be of the opinion that the PMSA should be required to restore it to a standard befitting such an historic part of Toowong and not be moved and concealed by town house clutter. Imagine the traffic access to Moggill Rd if that occurs.

2. What a tragedy.
   History is being destroyed all over Brisbane.
   This is just another example.
   This area was give to the future generations who attend this school.
   If educational leaders cannot be trusted to withstand the destruction of Brisbane what hope have we got.?
   Our only hope is to vote a council in that will save this designated area for the future.
   Where we can find this council is going to be very difficult.

3. The following points reflect our concerns and objection to the proposed development at 23, 25 and 27 Union Street Taringa.
   Traffic major issue as of March 2020 in Union Street Taringa. BBC parents am/pm drop off and pick-up of students attending BBC. Buses taking students to various
   events and to and from school. Senior students getting their drivers license throughout the year and increase in students parking in Union Street. Local traffic in street see amount of houses, unit blocks, units and duplex in Union Street alone. Western suburbs traffic- Moggill Road busy both morning and afternoon drivers use Union Street as a thoroughfare to Stanley Terrace to Indooroopilly State School and back onto Moggill Road during peak hour. AFL Junior Western suburbs playing weekend and Friday night games in the winter season. Cricket BBC playing games in the summer season. Only one way in and out of proposed development. Car parking for owner, occupiers and visitors will be an issue. Large areas of on street parking in Union Street are already no parking or limited 2 hour parking Monday to Friday. Increase in number of illegally parked vehicles particularly during school drop off and pick-up and weekend sporting activities.
   Existing dwellings in Union Street include 21 houses, 1 duplex, 4 unit blocks with a total of 27 units.

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