VCAT has published that the hearing of Alphington Developments Pty Ltd v Yarra City Council will be at 10am on Monday January 31st. The Case references are #P1815/2020 and #P1816/2020. The Zoom ID is private, however. It is only shared with people who receive a VCAT email or notice,
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Council has provided the following information to Community Reference Group Members regarding the current status of the riverfront: “You will be aware of the current issues at the Amcor site regarding the fallen tree and the condition of the river bank. I want to outline to you what has
Along from the Paper Mill site, a 7 storey development on the site of the current ‘home of lights’ light shop is being decided on by the Yarra Council. See the link for details on how to have your say at the decision meeting. https://us11.campaign-archive.com/?u=cd59a042669ed4287fd501029&id=1872a25974
I’m so proud of our community and how, through a little bit of care for a long time, we make our corner of the world better. Some time ago, we won a victory to build better bike connections into the city. But there was a small problem. People in
In the past few days, fibrous asbestos has been discovered & disturbed on the Chandler Highway Bridge construction site (on the riverfront, outside the AMCOR section). There are reports the contaminated soil isn’t contained, and frankly, it’s been windy. Local residents, especially those near the bridge construction site are
https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/alphington-must-wait-for-tesla-town-as-dispute-over-asbestos-cleanup-escalates-20170724-gxhlp9.html
A short history of the project, from the point of view of the property developers https://theurbandeveloper.com/articles/yarrabend-breakdown-alphington-paper-mill-development
New marketing has been revealed for the north east apartment tower (on the corner of Parkview opposite their sales room). It gives an idea of the facilities, the size of the building and the street facade. What do you think?
Further debate about the Mill development in the paper last week – What’s your view? Better the devil you know, or would you rather see a residential building that conforms to height restrictions? https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/beauty-or-eyesore-locals-divided-about-doomed-great-wall-of-alphington-20170302-gup4xr.html
AMCOR has shelved construction of a $400 million paper mill at Botany in Sydney, fuelling speculation it is about to revive talks with New Zealand billionaire Graeme Hart about merging their separate Australian corrugated and paper businesses. https://www.theage.com.au/business/deal-on-cards-as-amcor-cuts-senior-jobs-20090308-8sfg.html
21 Jan 2015 – Developer plans for big build at Amcor site to go on display for public feedback
Traffic has always been a huge part of the local concern around the Amcor site Traffic negotiations bring Amcor development to a standstill
Planning Minister Justin Madden has stepped in to fast-track five major projects, sidelining local councils and affected residents. Kate Lahey and Clay Lucas report on what’s at stake. 17-Apr-09: The Age: Yes Minister
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http://melbourne-leader.whereilive.com.au/news/story/a-battle-on-site/