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This block should never be subdivided or be allowed to remove trees. This is part of a well known wildlife corridor. It also floods there multiple times a year. If the area is built up to allow housing it will cause run off to cause other local houses even more significant flooding. We are in a quiet area. Additional housing will unwanted increase traffic and noise.
This area floods on many occasions sandbagging happens all the time floods more than halfway up this property if it is divided don't know how houses along the boundary properties
will stay dry the area at the bottom is always underwater right to the top of the road .
Who is the Applicant? the MBRC site shown no documents, is it the same company, Town Planning Alliance, who have applied to turn 106-114 Old Bay Road Deception Bay QLD 4508 into 39 lots, DA/2022/5105, this is a very large development if so, what strategies are being put into place for animal conservation. Water Catchment and flood mitigation need to be looked at, not just make it someone else's problem, i,e. the existing residents on low lying blocks. The Rural residential zone consists of 3 distinctive low density character areas that are differentiated by lot types (with minimum sizes of 3000m2 , 6000m2, or 2 ha) so this should make the lots no smaller than 3000m2 but im sure someone will steamroller a change through as the decision makers do not live here so it doesn't effect them, The steam roller of progress moves on and screw the people who have bought in this area for the rural lifestyle blocks, where we can raise our families and enjoy the serenity of the countryside. The Last Council was proven corrupt, should we start to question the current council and their motives?
Very uncomfortable about this application they say 2 or more try 20 blocks plus extension of Aster street that floods every time it rains heavily
Totally against these developments. As known wildlife habitats for koala's, why is council allowing these developments? Why doesn't the council do the right thing by the koala's, kangaroos, etc, and buy back these pockets of wildlife habitat land? Imagine the exceptional reputation Deception Bay would get as being the wildlife suburb who thinks of the wildlife not council income. Come on local candidates, stand up for the people who voted you in and listen to our concerns.
