All recent comments on applications from City of Stirling, WA

This school purchased the site from the Education Dept. It came with playing fields and lots of space. They sold off much of the land and made the locals pay the price by creating a chaotic parking environment which spills out over the whole area. It’s made worse by many parents that have a complete disregard for the neighbourhood. It will end in tragedy when emergency vehicles try to reach a destination during drop off or pick up times. It’s a planning disaster that just gets worse.

Just wondering how much larger this school can get when it is embedded within a residential area, away from a main road? The larger this school gets, the more traffic that flows through Cleveland and surrounding streets, and the more the street blocks up during school pick up/drop off due to the lack of space. Majority of the people attending this school live out of the area, so this means almost every family is dropped off via vehicle. It'd be great to see the school add green space and plant more trees instead of add more buildings to increase school numbers.

I have lived at 98 Odin Road for 14 years.
A large apartment block will cause privacy issues for myself and neighbours, with the new residents of the apartment being able to see straight over our fences.
The lack of parking at the site will cause more cars being parked on surrounding verges which is already an issue for residents.
Not only do we not have verge parking for our own visitors, it also makes it difficult to reverse out from our driveways. This is a safety issue.
The size of this complex is simply a ridiculous addition to the street.
Innaloo is already a congested and overcrowded little suburb with the subdivisions, let alone adding complexes of this size.
I trust you see the problems this will cause for existing residents and the plan does not move forward.

Hello - can you PLEASE ENSURE that the property across from us at 212A Sixth Avenue has ONSITE PARKING. The number of split blocks in our block on Sixth Ave now is causing absolute havoc on our Street with cars parking on the roadside instead of at the property meaning that cars are swearing in and out and around the parked cars.

We have cars parking opposite my house & my neighbours house driveways as they are close together.... we find it extremely difficult and IMPOSSIBLE to reverse out of our driveways when cars are continually parked directly across from our driveways and need to reverse out onto the verges to be able to exit our properties. It's really dangerous with people also using it as a rat run to avoid Central Avenue.

We need to maintain a clear visual exit, entry and thoroughfare on the Sixth Ave.

It’s honour and privilege to have the opportunity to apply for this property in Dianella.
43 Shannon Road Dianella WA 6059 Is a property I would like to purchase for my production business and residential developments in one location.

Thank you so much and I hope you consider my request please and I look forward to hearing from you soon

I am looking to buy one of the Mixed Use development land at 1 Milldale Way in Mirrabooka for my projects please.

Located near a very dangerous sloping blind corner. Please ensure and enforce a requirement for off-road parking for builders so there is no serious accident. This is a thoroughfare for school traffic and day traffic. It is impossible to overtake street parked cars safely.

Dear Sir or Madam,

This development application is labelled "DA24/0087 Residential - Retaining Wall". There appears to have been an error in the application. The property is not zoned residential. It is zoned commercial or local centre.

Traffic and safety concerns for houses on Falcon Ave and Goldfinch Ave given they are the only two access roads out to Pearson St.

With reference to the above on behalf of C P Smith and R M Smith of unit 1/210 the Esplanade Scarborough we want to register our disapproval to the above application.
We believe a Strata Titled complex does not lend itself to Short Stay Accommodation.
Owner occupiers end up have to put up with the problems that may be caused by bad
tenants, owner or Management Companies never respond to complaints should they arise in a timely manner, and it is left to over to sort out the problems..
A standalone property is better suited to this type of development.

I agree with Andrew. What is the point of requiring approval when you don't actually bother to get to make people do it first.
A stop work order should be put on until all required documentation is provided and approved. That would make people think it is better to get the documents correct first as delays are costly and is probably enough of a penalty.

Hi - renovation works are currently underway at 48 Edward Street, Osborne Park. I understand that these are related to a proposed dog day-care centre. Please can you advise if approvals have been issued for this (I can't find such online) and what the process is with regard to objecting to this proposed change of use.

We have not seen any notice posted regarding change of use.

We are concerned about increased noise levels and increased traffic levels in this area.

Thank you

As a resident of 51 Lancaster Street, Dianella, I earnestly appeal to the City of Stirling to carefully consider the type of dwelling that is to be built on 49B Lancaster Street, as another two-storey home on the other side of our properties is going to have further impact on us, as far as privacy, lack of sunlight, noise etc. goes.
Please consider the senior residents living in this street as well and take our needs into account. I have been a ratepayer in the City of Stirling for almost 34 years!

Hello,
We have had numerous building sites within a few a metres of our property.
We have not had any peace from building noise during the day for a couple of years.
The site of this new application will impinge on the carports at 21 Tyler Stree t of which there are 10 units to exit Eanun Lane.
The area does not need any more development as the works on Scarborough and Main will cause more noise and traffic in our area.
The property is quite a nice looking building of which it is a good example so demolishing and devolping this would be the wrong thing to do.
Thank You

We do not agree this application. There are already an excessive amount of daycare centres in the area and the increase on traffic Jones Stirling and turning into the Adriatic Centre during peak hour traffic flows when the road is the busiest there will absolutely be a crash site waiting to happen. We live across the road and we received no formal notification or information on what is being planned for the location and it could affect our property value should we wish to sell in the near future.

Request to reduce the amount of lots to mitigate the need for an additional water access grate in neighbouring property.
The demolition has damaged neighbouring boundary fence with 2 panels removed in the demolition. City of Sterling has kindly provided some contact details but no response. Can this please be passed onto the developer.
All 5 street trees next to development appear to have died also and are potentially unsafe.

Aposto Open very early 6am and close 2pm it would be out of many peoples reach
There is a cafe but for some there isnt because of this.
The Pharmacy has bought 2 shops so it would be 1 doctor for each shop. plus
parking. At present if the Doctor goes away holiday etc then there is no Doctor
This would provide a backup in these situations, Also the Deli was quite tired and
did not get that much trade. It is difficult to know what business would thrive there
if any.

I must say upfront I have not been able to view plans in detail - they don't seem to be on the City of Stirling's website but I am basing comments on what I understand to have been proposed.

As a patient of Dr Tan (very sad he is shutting up shop!) and local resident, I also oppose this application for a medical centre. While having a GP in the complex is fantastic, and I would have no opposition to another single GP taking over his rooms, a medical 'centre' with significantly more staff and patient traffic can just not be accommodated within the space.

Aposto have done a great job at bringing the area to life, and we regularly visit Dr Tan's surgery, the pharmacy next door, the newsagent and Aposto (and no, no relation or connection personally to any of them!).

I agree with all comments raised so far - mostly related to parking. I can see how local residents of the street would be very unhappy about increasing traffic and parking issues, and with so many larger medical centres close by I don't see the need for a large centre here, where it cannot fit easily within the environment.

All this has been done in secret,, without the Chemist knowing etc
And think these people many of them may go to the Cafe.
The shops are quite tired looking, and need upgrading. Also some people cannot
get around and are unable to get to the Plaza or the Grand Prom, there has been
a Doctor there for many years, why change it now.
Believe the Parking should be adequate, as there is several spaces by the side of
the bottle shop in Homer St. The Chemist is willing to spend the money on upgrading
Not everyone drives a car to the doctor, as it can be walking distance,

Having frequented the shopping strip for a couple years, I do not believe the proposed change in use of the units in question to a medical centre would be appropriate. As previous comments have indicated, there are other medical centres nearby with far more appropriate services and facilities to support them. But more importantly, I strongly believe the change in use would negatively affect what is already a strong, local community hub.

There has been a doctor at Bayley St for many years, and it is the only doctor one can
get to. There is parking there for more than 20 cars taking in to account Homer St down
the side. There has never been complains before like this before, what is going on?

Thank you for your courage Di, your comment is equal to 1000 comments as you have represented the thousands of elderly patients living in Dianella and in surrounding suburbs. You are courageous and inspiring Di.

Oh Elaine clearly alot of time on your hands!

As a patient of the current medical practice for over a decade I would like to let those opposing the supposed new medical centre know that the doctor surgery will go from the right of the pharmacy to the left adjacent to the coffee shop.
I dont think its fair or appropriate to expect the elderly not to be accommodated even though we have been patients and patrons for decades of all business along the strip. Especially elderly that walks up the road with mobility aids and dont have a drivers licence.
I would like all those opposed to think of the elderly within the immediate area that frequents the amenities. And yes i am a city of Stirling rates payer