7 Scott Road South Tamworth NSW 2340

Subdivision (One Lot into Two) and Construction of Supermarket, Signage & Car Park

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

(Source: Tamworth Regional Council, reference DA2017/0323)

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  1. David & Frances Smith commented

    DA2017/0323
    We don't want this to go ahead as our way of life will be severely diminished , we object to not being able to park in front of our house, we have grown up children with cars, wont be able to have visitors or deliveries and only left hand turn to our property. We have problems most of the day getting out and in the drive way as it is . We have lived here for 15 years. We believe that we would be stuck in our properties and not be able to get out most of the day. We are not against Aldi as we shop there now, its just where they want to build. Surely there must be a better place and not ruin our street and others near by. We are not sure if our house prices will drop or be even able to sell if this goes ahead.

  2. Jeff Bartlett commented

    Surely this area would be considered flood prone???? I can remember flood waters flowing right though there. And we have not had a major flood, with the new levee bank system around Taminda yet, where is all that water going to back up, into the Scotts Rd flood plain, right where this building will go. My objection is to the risk to any building that might build on that site due to flood, how can the Council contemplate such a risky, due to flood, application???

  3. Jeff Bartlett commented

    I have since my previous comment, had a look at the building site, it would appear that the relevant piece of ground will be above the flood zone, so my objection to this with regards to flooding is withdrawn.

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