WTSAG Newsletter

Have you seen the amended draft Sherwood/Graceville Neighbourhood Plan (Jan 2010)?
What are your views about the proposed five storey developments?
 
 

NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING Talk to a Planner Session 6 August.

 
Over 500 people attended this session. Attendees will have received a Summary Report of Community Feedback from the Council through the mail.
 
 
 
Summaries can be found on our website www.wtsag.org.au and the council website www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/neighbourghoodplanning
 
Key points noted were.

PROPOSED SHERWOOD ROAD BUS DEPOT

Brisbane City Council Get to Know your Neighbourhood Plan Session

Do you have a view on the proposal for five storeys in our suburbs?  Talk to a Planner!
Date: 6 August
Time: 1.30 – 4.30pm OR 5.30 – 8pm
Place: Sherwood Services Club, Clewley St, Corinda
RSVP: 3403 8698

ROWING QLD’S PROPOSAL FOR SIMPSON’S PARK…….NO PARK!

Come and have a say at our AGM on 15th Oct
WTSAG recently received this letter from Councillor Nicole Johnston who is seeking community views on Rowing Qld’s proposal for Simpson Park. The concept plan can be seen above.

 

Why the gap in newsletters?

Date for Your Diary
 
Walter Taylor South Action Group AGM
 
When: 7.30pm Wednesday 29th Nov
Where: St Davids Church Hall,
Chelmer St East, Chelmer

Indooroopillygraceville bowls club green sell-off

Graceville Bowls Club has a development application before Council as part of its plan to sell off more of its greens for housing. This site is currently designated Sport and Recreation Area. The club successfully carried out a similar exercise several years ago. A large house now occupies part of its greens on the western end of its property fronting Wylie Street.

High Rise on golf course

Mirvac has applied to build 285 high rise units on part of a private golf club currently zoned Sport and Recreation at Long Pocket, an undeveloped finger of land on the river set aside for parkland and sport and recreation under the City Plan. The development consists of eight apartment blocks of 4 to 6 storeys and two blocks of 3 to 4 storeys.