65 Glendale Drive Glendale 2285, NSW

Description
Concept Development and first stage of development
Planning Authority
NSW Sydney and Regional Planning Panels
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Reference number
PPSHCC-294
Date sourced
We found this application on the planning authority's website on , over 1 year ago. It was received by them earlier.
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Say no to destroying 65 Glendale Drive, Glendale.

This area does not need the proposed development.
Nearby existing residential housing can be redeveloped into higher density housing instead, with shops or offices on lower floors to provide employment and supplies. 
Rehabilitate the bushland to remove the weeds, plant natives and keep the area as natural as possible so wildlife can continue to enjoy the benefits of living near Winding Creek.

Marianne Warren-Croce
Delivered to NSW Sydney and Regional Planning Panels

Stop destroying native bushland in the Cardiff / Glendale region 2285. Natural green corridors are needed to allow freedom of movement of the existing wildlife and birdlife. This wanton destruction is forcing the wildlife, at their peril, onto to surrounding roads . Recent destruction of natural forest in Myall Road Cardiff has destroyed aged trees, fauna and flora, whilst causing much of the birdlife to relocate. Leave our remaining bush in the residential areas alone.

Robyn McLachlan
Delivered to NSW Sydney and Regional Planning Panels

The damage is in clear view, due to the devastating Myall road destruction for another Hamilton South. The development will remove more greenscapes, that house so much wildlife. This is what makes the suburb beautiful and removal of more forested areas is not worth it. It's just not worth it. The land holds more value to the community than any business who want to use the land for their own Interests. Stop the destruction. The Environmental impact statement should be made available, so we are aware of who is destroying the suburb for profit.

Sarah Chapman
Delivered to NSW Sydney and Regional Planning Panels

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