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Ooooh look just what the people of Kingswood need another FLOP HOUSE!
PENRITH COUNCIL YOU GOT TO DO BETTER!
BUT MONEY IS MORE IMPORTANT THEN PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THAT AREA
Noddy
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Penrith City Council
12 Edna Street, Kingswood NSW 2747
- Description
- Demoltion of existing structures and erection of a two storey co-living housing development consisting of 22 rooms (6 x single rooms and 16 x double rooms) and on site parking for 5 car spaces
- Planning Authority
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Penrith City Council
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- Reference number
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DA22/1008
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Date sourced - We found this application on the planning authority's website on , over 2 years ago. It was received by them earlier.
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Notified - 211 people were notified of this application via Planning Alerts email alerts
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Comments - 4 comments made here on Planning Alerts
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Council get richer developers get richer Kingswood gets Shafted.
bob howard
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Penrith City Council
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Currently there are eight boarding houses within 500 to 600 metres of this site. Six of these boarding houses currently have “For Lease” signs out the front. These six boarding houses have never been fully occupied by tenants at any stage over the years. These boarding houses are not designed to help reduce the number of families currently waiting for housing. Maybe it is time the Penrith Council looks to improve their region, rather than take the quick money from developers who are looking to financially gain from these projects, which degrade previously great family friendly local communities. Most boarding houses would be funded by tax concessions. The developers are capitalising on the zoning the Penrith Council has approved and destroying previously safe and friendly neighbourhoods with the boarding houses being constructed around Kingswood.
Wendy Spinks
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Penrith City Council
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How many more can we seriously get in this area? I am over Council using the same excuse - its close to education, health and public transport - so is everywhere in Penrith. What about the community that is already living here? Absolutely no consideration to the residents
Danielle Schwarzer
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Penrith City Council
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