According to the photomontage, this development looks absolutely brilliant. Wonderful conservation of those amazing heritage homes. Would love to see more developments like this in St George instead of the cookie cutter ones!
64 The Grand Parade, Brighton Le Sands NSW 2216
- Description
- 64-68 The Grand Parade, BRIGHTON LE SANDS NSW 2216 - Integrated Development - Partial demolition of existing heritage structures; retention of significant features of Heritage listed terraces fronting The Grand Parade and conversion into five(5) small home office units and construction of a 12 storey mixed use building within the western section of the site including ground floor communal open space; 33 residential apartments in upper levels; three (3) levels of basement carparking and public domain works to the southern end of Princess Lane to allow vehicular entrance via Princess Lane
- Planning Authority
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Bayside Council
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- Reference number
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DA-2020/241This was created by Bayside Council to identify this application. You will need this if you talk directly with them or use their website.
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Date sourced
- We found this application on the planning authority's website on , over 5 years ago. It was received by them earlier.
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Notified
- 171 people were notified of this application via Planning Alerts email alerts
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Comments
- 2 comments made here on Planning Alerts
Public comments on this application
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Hi Bayside Council,
Please find our objections listed below to the proposed aforementioned development under Bayside Council, reference DA-2020/241).
Having lived in the property since we purchased back in 1975 we have enjoyed many years in the neighborhood, We were shocked and dismayed when We read the proposed application. Our unit is situated on the 5 floor and this new building would block all the views of the beach and horizon from each our our windows and would cast a shadow over the whole apartment. Is this legal, how is it possible that you are allowed to obscure someones view and ultimately devalue their property value? This must exceed current planning height restrictions?
Additionally the new apartments would increase the strain on the current infrastructure i.e. parking which is already unbearable.
With more residents and parking comes more nose, currently Brighton Le Sand is a mecca for hoons driving recklessly at all hours of the day, especially after midnight.
We are also cornered that the development would create a wind tunnel with the Novatel on the other side.
We really can't believe that this proposal has been put on the table by the council, if this was your house that had looked over the beach how would you feel if somebody came along and destroyed that forever?
Yours faithfully