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regarding a massive 10 storey development in a residential street in Brunswick, MElbourne
Planning Act
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170 Edward St East Brunswick Development
By Anonymous - Posted on July 24th, 2010
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TRANSFORMING VCAT
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P L A N N I N G B A C K L A S H
Protecting our liveability today for tomorrow
SUBMISSION TO VCAT REVIEW JUNE 2010
PLANNING BACKLASH Inc is a coalition of 150+ resident groups across city coast and country attempting to prevent the destruction of |Melbourne and Victoria by overdevelopment
Website WWW.MARVELLOUSMELBOURNE.ORG
INTRODUCTION
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MINISTERIAL INTERVENTION IN 173 AGREEMENTS IN STONNINGTON
670 Chapel St. Sth Yarra has an extensive planning permit history going back to 2004 when a permit was granted for a 3 level development with basement parking.
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Bushland devastated by freeway works
01 Jun, 2010 12:46 PM
A CHORUS of disapproval has met the destruction of Frankston bushland and its flora and fauna to make way for the controversial $760 million Peninsula Link freeway.
Bulldozers have cleared bushland between Skye and Robinsons roads, parallel to McClelland Drive, which is known as sectionC by Abigroup, the construction partner of road building consortium Southern Way.
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Port of Hastings under Threat.
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Time we stopped this rapid growth of the population before we degrade our lifestyle any further.
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News re the Supreme Court Judgement on Bastion Point versus Madden
The judgement of Friends of Mallacoota vs Minister for Planning and Anor was handed down on 27 May 2010 by Justice Osborn at the Supreme Court of Victoria.
Whilst the outcome was not in our favour, we feel we won a moral victory on numerous grounds. The Justice found that there was no evidence that the Panel's assessment was other than a careful, fair and balanced evaluation.
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Windfarms
| Title | Wind farms: guidelines |
| House | COUNCIL |
| Activity | Questions without Notice |
| Members | KAVANAGH |
| Date | 27 May 2010 |
| Page | 34 |
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Behind-closed-doors planning procedures.
When is a Hearing NOT a Hearing?
When Minister Madden meets with the Developers and then calls in an appalling application for 39 storeys in the middle of the traffic jam that is Box Hill Station and then he gives it to a Panel - read on. . .
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Maddens call ins - LET'S START A COUNT...
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Minister Madden Interferes Again - this time it's a Wind Farm
The proposed Yaloak wind farm has already been subject to a planning panel and the panel recommended against it in order to protect Wedge-tailed Eagles.
The then Minister for Planning accepted the panel report but later, in an interview on Stateline, encouraged a new submission suggesting there may be a different outcome.
ABC Stateline 7 April 2006
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Local Councils will be allowed to decide if they should have windfarms in their area under the Opposition's policy
Those concerned about windfarms will be delighted by the Opposition's statement that they will give planning power back to Councils to make decisions about windfarms in their area, instead of the decision being made by the Planning Department and Minister Madden
