82 Riverview Road, Earlwood NSW 2206

Description
Demolition of existing dwelling and ancillary structures and construction of 3 storey residential flat building with one level of car parking basement and associated landscaping.
Planning Authority
Canterbury-Bankstown Council
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Reference number
DA-216/2021
Date sourced
We found this application on the planning authority's website on , almost 4 years ago. It was received by them earlier.
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This level of development should not be allowed in beautiful Earlwood

Karen
Delivered to Canterbury-Bankstown Council

We as surrounding neighbours object to this development.

JANE
Delivered to Canterbury-Bankstown Council

This is a really narrow block for such a development. Street scape would be hideous.
The overshadowing to neighbouring properties would be significant.
Earlwood is a nice leafy suburb with lots of single house dwellings. And if this development is allowed it'll start being the awful apartment central like the development around canterbury and devalue the surrounding homes.
It's surprising this is this even being entertained as an option and not simply knocked back.

Emily newton
Delivered to Canterbury-Bankstown Council

Residential blocks sized and designed to hold single house dwellings are not suitable for medium density, apartment block development. Oversized buildings on relatively small blocks of land create a whole variety of problems, including tiny, poorly designed "boutique" units, noise, traffic and the weakening of community. Too much of this has been allowed to happen already, with neighbourhood concerns ignored.

Laura
Delivered to Canterbury-Bankstown Council

This block is too narrow for the proposed development. It’s impact on neighbouring properties (overshadowing, noise) will be significant. This would not be out of place in Canterbury sadly. High density housing and unit blocks are one thing on appropriately sized blocks - this is not one of them.

Laura
Delivered to Canterbury-Bankstown Council

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