61 Blair Street, Brunswick VIC 3056

Development & use of the land for the purposes of sixty six attached dwellings with associated carparking and buildings and works

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We found this application for you on the planning authority's website ago. It was received by them earlier.

(Source: Moreland City Council, reference MPS/1998/602/A)

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  1. Rowena commented

    This application proposes 66 dwellings on what it currently a small playground and public park! 66 new dwellings at the end of a long narrow street that is barely wide enough for a single car to fit down is rediculously poor urban design. There is no public notice advertising this application on site which is a legal requirement - and there is currently no title numbered 61 in the street so it is difficult for the public to determine what is really going on with this application. Another example of totally inappropriate overdevelopment in an area which cannot support it. Is the public park being redeveloped or is the heritage house next to number 61 being demolished? This application needs clarification.

  2. Stephen Franklin commented

    The document attached to this application ( MPS/1998/602/A) at

    https://eservices.moreland.vic.gov.au/ePathway/Production/Web/GeneralEnquiry/EnquiryDetailView.aspx?Id=832340

    are for 21 Eva Buhlert Close Brunswick

  3. Andrew Harris commented

    As per Stephen Franklin's comment, the documents attached to this application are for a proposed pergola at 21 Eva Buhlert Close.

    Is this some sort of deliberate obfuscation, or simply incompetence?

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