At the moment, Dee Why is a place I only drive "through", not "to", unless I am going to the beach area. The town centre is drab and ugly, so I would never meet a friend there for a meal of coffee.
Dee Why needs to come out of hibernation, and the only way to do that is to have attractive buildings and shops, and to increase the town centre population.
More people living there means more money being spent in the area, profitable businesses and more rates to Council, which in turn means more money can be spent on beautifying the town centre.
The Dee Why master plan looks so attractive, but how can that be achieved if the main thoroughfare remains in its same old appalling condition.
I say go ahead - get beautiful buildings and lots of people living in the town centre and bring Dee Why town centre up to the same standard as the Dee Why beach area.
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