We are a group concerned with protecting the streetscapes and promoting residential amenity in the South Western suburbs of Brisbane.
The Walter Taylor South Action Group Inc. Annual General Meeting is to be held 10:00am on Saturday 19th October at cafe Arte and Gusto 5/409 Honour Ave, Graceville.
The Walter Taylor South Action Group Inc. Annual General Meeting is to be held 10:00am on Saturday 24th November at cafe Arte and Gusto 5/409 Honour Ave, Graceville.
In the last 2 weeks residents would have started receiving letters from Visionstream regarding the upcoming NBN rollout in our area from July-November 2018.
The NBN rollout uses different types of technology for different areas, and each of these technologies has differing performance and futureproof capabilities.
Unfortunately for our areas, NBN has decided that the troublesome HFC technology is to be used for our suburbs. Please let your neighbours know about this impending change that will impact both your phone and internet services.
Can anyone provide advice? I have concerns that a house built in 1916 located on the high side of Sherwood in a character street may be either demolished or removed from this character area. There is no development application or any other record of planned building works on the BCC website. Repeated calls to council have been less than helpful, with the same Town Planner repeatedly stating the house was built in the 1950s.
TELSTRA PROPOSES LARGE MOBILE TOWER NEAR CHELMER RECREATION RESERVE FOOTBALL CLUBHOUSE PARKING LOT & ST DAVID’S CHURCH AND HALL
Send submission for 16 Feb deadline - 2 examples attached
Electoral boundaries of Tennyson Ward are under threat by a proposal that current local neighbourhoods be moved to other wards causing Tennyson Ward's cohesion and representation in Council to be radically undermined.
Local residents are strongly urged to make submissions to the Electoral Commission [closing date 16 February 2015] in opposition to proposed changes to BCC Ward boundaries.
Submissions can be made by email or online (see templates below).
Richard King of Save Our Chelmer has brought to our attention a proposed development in the heritage precinct of Chelmer.
The development plan is shown on BCC's website under A004001329 a 120-unit, 4-storey high-care facility inconsistent with the Neighbourhood Plan and regulations governing heritage precincts.
Although many people may already have received Nicole Johnston's newsletter of 17th July 2014 raising concerns about current development proposals, I thought it would be useful to post (with her permission) material that she had provided in the newsletter that is of serious concern about proposals - all of which exceed allowable limits (see below in italics):
The Black and White sign outlining the development application for the Alan Fletcher Research Station is now up. More Information will be posted on the WTSAG site for your information shortly...watch this space...
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