148 Curlewis Street Bondi Beach NSW 2026

Construction of a 5 storey mixed use development with 2 basement levels, including 1 retail tenancy at ground level and 31 boarding house rooms above PAN-58457

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(Source: Waverley Council, reference DA-6/2021)

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  1. Nicolette Boaz commented

    Five stories is too high. We have a nice low rise development policy that keeps Bondi the nice low key suburb it should be. I object to that height. It is not in keeping with the surrounds. Do not allow developers to grab every square inch of space at the expense of overdevelopment and loss of views and sunlight for everyone else around them.

  2. Mary commented

    Five stories is way to high for Bondi, we don’t want to turn into the Gold Coast. This sets an ugly precedent for more and higher height DAs in future.

  3. M. Friedman commented

    We need to save Bondi from all these horrendous development applications. In this time of Covid, and moving forward, we need space not more development!

  4. CM commented

    Good to see the facade is being retained. The building is quite run down now so this looks like an improvement IMO. Would be good if the date featured on the building facade can be retained as well.

  5. Lisa H commented

    I object to this DA. This is gross overdevelopment of the site. 5 stories is too high and sets a precedent for future developments in the area with inherent issues of overshadowing , increased parking/ traffic issue etc etc

    I agree with previous comments -

  6. Anna van commented

    I object to this development due to the excessive height of 5 storeys. This development should be capped at maximum 3 storeys high to ensure we do not overdevelop the area and do not set the prescedent for future developments to be 5 storeys high. A development this high will create issues of shadowing for other surrounding properties and the general area, traffic and parking issues in an already challenged area.

  7. Sonya Elciboga commented

    I object to the development of 5 floors; 3 is the acceptable standard in this area. The continued excessive manipulation of the codes and standard of height with development in this area is derogatory to the culture and identity that makes this suburb unique. I hope that maintaining the 3 level standard will preserve the quality of living for residents that have dedicated years to this beautiful part of the world.

  8. Concerned Resident commented

    NO NO NO !!!
    Enough of oversized developments!
    Enough of out of character developments!
    Enough of more traffic!
    Enough of less parking spots!
    Enough of fee / contribution waivers!
    Enough of favouring developers over residents!
    The council is meant to act in residents best interests, not its own! This is our community, our home, our backyard ... listen to us!
    ENOUGH ENOUGH ENOUGH !!!!!!!!!!!!

  9. Jack Lowenstein commented

    This is far too high and will be clearly in breach of both height and plot density rules. Let’s not allow this dangerous precedent. Also let us not reward an outrageous opening bid with a “compromise” to an already excessive four levels. Three is the rule.

  10. Sonya Elciboga commented

    I object to the development of 5 floors; 3 is the acceptable standard in this area. The continued excessive manipulation of the codes and standard of height with development in this area is derogatory to the culture and identity that makes this suburb unique. I hope that maintaining the 3 level standard will preserve the quality of living for residents that have dedicated years to this beautiful part of the world.

  11. Tristan commented

    I don't like the size of the building and that is will be a boarding house. We need residents in that area.

  12. Mel W commented

    I object to the development usage of a 31 room boarding house. The neighbouring buildings are all home to working professionals, and young families and there is a lovely community feel in this part of Bondi. Boarding houses such as these attract transient tenants who have little respect for local noise laws. In areas like bondi these are likely to become party houses. There are already numerous other boarding houses in Bondi e,g Lamrock Avenue, Edwards Street, Campbell parade. I do not believe there is a need for more of this type of accommodation.

  13. Stacey Leigh commented

    I absolutely object to this development application - specifically its use as a boarding house with 33 rooms.

    The neighbouring buildings are the jewels of Bondi Beach ie Pacific and it's hotel - the QT.

    As stated in a previous objection, boarding houses such as these attract transient tenants who have little respect for local noise laws or any laws for that matter. There are numerous other boarding houses in Bondi Beach that serve as an awful example of this.

    The new developments of Bondi Beach are posters for the type of development and its use. Finally the suburb is moving away from its "sleazy" reputation. If this was to be a hotel or apartments, I would not be objecting. The standard of Bondi Beach dwellings needs great improvement not only in appearance but also in the type of use. Boarding houses only serve to detract from the good that is being done in the area.

    Lastly, there is currently great overcrowding. This type of dwelling only adds to this. Do not allow this type of use.

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