I accept demolition and replacement with quality developments in this area and would hope that 1 dwelling is replacing this aged home.
Two dwellings would be acceptable.
If three dwellings are proposed, I would suggest the Council review the current Browning Avenue developments in this section of the street, from No.1 Browning avenue to Acacia street, where on street parking is now a necessity to cater for 3 to 4 units per block developments.
If three units are approved at no. 5 Browning Avenue, it will result in 10 dwellings, from 3 existing blocks. ie. No.1 Browning avenue now has 4, No.3 Browning avenue now has 3.
I ask you please consider when approving Development:--
1. The width of the street with regard to the necessity of "on street" Parking.
2. The strain on the existing Infrastructure.
3. Consideration for existing neighbours
Jamie Kloeden
commented
We understand that Plympton Park is a changing suburb with many blocks being subdivided and developed as time passes but we sincerely hope that the plans for 5 Browning Avenue involve a single new house or at worst, 2 dwellings. Our street is becoming tougher and tougher for parking with what was formerly 4 individual houses already being developed into 11 over the last few years so this will only increase the clutter on what was a previous nice, spacious street. It is also a great street with many families and the prospect of another large block perfect for a family house being lost for smaller dwellings suitable only for singles or couples would be another disappointment.
We would also be extremely disappointed if there were any plans for a 2 storey property as it would be the only one of it’s kind in the immediate area and really would be a bit out of place.
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