Doubleview is a densely housed area and green space is very important for good health - mental and physical health , as it serves for a place of inter-action of residents and an exercise area for family dog owners and their kids. I have been a visitor there several times recently and fully appreciate the value and importance of this green space. An International School proposed of that size needs to be accessible to good transport i.e. railway and bus services.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Doublview is already overdeveloped. Save our open space for our kids to grow. No more development!!! Keep us beautiful.
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LES JOHNSON
9 years ago
WHAT A DISASTER: TAKE OUR ONLY FOOTBALL OVAL & NETBALL COURTS & IN RETURN WE GET ONE TENNIS COURT PLUS THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL WITH THEIR 600 CHILDREN. SHAME ON YOU MR COLLIER.
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Shane Dillon
9 years ago
What a shame to loose what little open space everyone can use.
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Lachlan Boys
9 years ago
This is a great oval and has to stay.
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Curt
9 years ago
Do not ruin Doubleview Oval.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Mr Collier, you need to remind yourself that you were voted in by the people and you should be working for the people. Listen to what the residents of Doublleview are saying resounding, 'NO,' leave our limited OPEN GREEN SPACE alone.the area is conjested enough with the excessive in-fill and double street parking. Go back to the drawing board and revise your project, Minister of Education. This is definitely not your best effort. Unless there is a noticable improvement, the good people of Doubleview have no choice but to give you a 'FAIL'.
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Stephen Martyn
9 years ago
I am not in favour of losing some of the last green oval space in Doubleview. Traffic will be horrendous.
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Jessica Chapman
9 years ago
This oval is a beautiful part of the neighbourhood. Please don't take this away. It's a beautiful escape from the hustle and bustle.
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Sarah
9 years ago
There is already so little green space in Doubleview and the area is already too busy. I do not support the development of the ovel.
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Poppy Lin
9 years ago
Save doubleview oval
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Poppy Lin
9 years ago
Save doubleview oval
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Fabio Ridge
9 years ago
No.
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Fabio Ridge
9 years ago
More people, less space, the ovals will not be utilised. This move is stating, lets get students behind the computer screen even more!
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helen maddren
9 years ago
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I live on Grand Prom opposite the oval. In the last week I have had baby owls outside and think it will be a shame to see bird life threatened by more cars/people. Also witness so many people/children enjoying the ovals in many ways. Once the area has gone, it can't be brought back....
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Andrew Etheridge
9 years ago
With so much infill happening how can we consider reducing open spaces. Young children are now living in homes without a garden to kick, hit or run.
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Josh Hearse
9 years ago
2/91 Ewen st.
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Matt Young
9 years ago
Must have better options than losing this great oval!!
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Annamarie Willett
9 years ago
The Doubleview Oval is a beautiful and well utilised space where the community comes together to relax, exercise and socialise. Taking this open space away will erode the sense of community that has built up in this area over many years.
Doubleview is a densely housed area and green space is very important for good health - mental and physical health , as it serves for a place of inter-action of residents and an exercise area for family dog owners and their kids. I have been a visitor there several times recently and fully appreciate the value and importance of this green space. An International School proposed of that size needs to be accessible to good transport i.e. railway and bus services.
Doublview is already overdeveloped. Save our open space for our kids to grow. No more development!!! Keep us beautiful.
WHAT A DISASTER: TAKE OUR ONLY FOOTBALL OVAL & NETBALL COURTS & IN RETURN WE GET ONE TENNIS COURT PLUS THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL WITH THEIR 600 CHILDREN. SHAME ON YOU MR COLLIER.
What a shame to loose what little open space everyone can use.
This is a great oval and has to stay.
Do not ruin Doubleview Oval.
Mr Collier, you need to remind yourself that you were voted in by the people and you should be working for the people. Listen to what the residents of Doublleview are saying resounding, 'NO,' leave our limited OPEN GREEN SPACE alone.the area is conjested enough with the excessive in-fill and double street parking. Go back to the drawing board and revise your project, Minister of Education. This is definitely not your best effort. Unless there is a noticable improvement, the good people of Doubleview have no choice but to give you a 'FAIL'.
I am not in favour of losing some of the last green oval space in Doubleview. Traffic will be horrendous.
This oval is a beautiful part of the neighbourhood. Please don't take this away. It's a beautiful escape from the hustle and bustle.
There is already so little green space in Doubleview and the area is already too busy. I do not support the development of the ovel.
Save doubleview oval
Save doubleview oval
No.
More people, less space, the ovals will not be utilised. This move is stating, lets get students behind the computer screen even more!
I live on Grand Prom opposite the oval. In the last week I have had baby owls outside and think it will be a shame to see bird life threatened by more cars/people. Also witness so many people/children enjoying the ovals in many ways. Once the area has gone, it can't be brought back....
With so much infill happening how can we consider reducing open spaces. Young children are now living in homes without a garden to kick, hit or run.
2/91 Ewen st.
Must have better options than losing this great oval!!
The Doubleview Oval is a beautiful and well utilised space where the community comes together to relax, exercise and socialise. Taking this open space away will erode the sense of community that has built up in this area over many years.
This is a ridiculous plan