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Save this beautiful view from inappropriate development

102 Comments

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Angela Jones Verified
2 months ago

This aspect is a reminder of the First Fleet’s sailing into Port Jackson. With all that has happened to Australia and the world since then.

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Gary Barnes Verified
2 months ago

This matters

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John Maclurcan Verified
2 months ago

This development is a travesty in the area.

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Erika Lloyd Verified
3 months ago Featured

It is completely out of character and will ruin the village. Mosman council has ignored their responsibility and provided 2 completely inappropriate purported solutions to the out lem… what happened to common sense and approving smaller more sympathetic 2/3 storey solutions? Ridiculous and shows complete lack of undertaking of the environment, stresses on infrastructure and community needs.

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Aurora Verified
3 months ago

Homes deserve dignity!

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April Altschwager Verified
3 months ago

Apart from significantly changing the character of the area, Mosman does not have sufficient infrastructure to support the substantial increase in population that this overdevelopment will bring.

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Simon McGuinness Verified
3 months ago

We must preserve Sydney’s heritage and its beauty.

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Leanne Hayward Verified
3 months ago

Too High Too Intrusive Totally disregards the neighbours, of which there will be hundreds affected by overshadowing, loss of sunlight and loss of views. Does Nothing permanent to increase affordable housing. A greedy developer without any conscience, totally money driven and unconcerned about the future impact this would have.

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Lynda Estok Verified
3 months ago

Views should be for everyone to enjoy, not an elite few.

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Suzy Byrne Verified
3 months ago Featured

I strongly object to the proposed 30-metre high-rise development in this Mosman residential area. A building of this scale is completely out of character with the surrounding streetscape and would set a damaging precedent for overdevelopment in a low-rise residential neighbourhood. Mosman’s appeal lies in its human-scale village atmosphere, established homes, mature trees, harbour setting, and careful balance between density and amenity.

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Eloise McNamee Verified
3 months ago

This is very important

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Greg Burke Verified
3 months ago

Destroying our heritage and doesn’t solve housing supply issue

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Paul McGivern Verified
3 months ago

This development is inappropriate for the location

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Patricia Peacock Verified
3 months ago Featured

The NSW state govt has to stop working for developers who are only building wealthy, ugly, apartments. This is not about building needed homes, there will be less homes the way it is going. This view should stay for the public, the neighbours, people visiting the area - not for the few people wealthy enough to buy these apartments. The State govt needs to start working for the people, not just the developers.

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Emma Vazquez Verified
3 months ago

Heritage preservation, fair sharing of view

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Henry Lees Verified
3 months ago

The way this is being forced upon Mosman is horrible. The comments of “it’s fair” are just wrong. No one was saying this 20/30 years ago. It’s lazy policy from the government. Make more hubs around Sydney and decentralise the city. The infrastructure also can’t keep up.

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David Short Verified
3 months ago

It’s our history! Everything/place does not need to be destroyed! Some need to be preserved

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Sue Sanossian Verified
3 months ago

This is an absolute abomination. If this style of development is allowed, the Mosman we all know and love will be gone forever. Already there have been too many buildings popping up which are completely out of keeping with the local neighbourhood. There has been no thought or consideration given to local sentiment, environment, traffic, infrastructure, or the village atmosphere that is so deeply treasured. STOP THIS NOW BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE

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Trevor Clayton Verified
3 months ago

This is an iconic view, something we all enjoy and appreciate. Don’t leave it to the privileged few.

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Supporter Verified
3 months ago

Stop privatisation of a historically significant public lookout