Learnt to surf here, I love the place amazing memories and friends made here.
I hope it will remain as it was when I left it when I return.
J
Jessica Dalziel
10 years ago
Don't take Clifton Beach's Beaty with town house settings
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Narelle Wyndow
10 years ago
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Having considered buying this block in the past, the thought of more than two residences/blocks in this space is bizarre. It seems very strange that the council would approve this considering their sustainability obligations to the local coastal environment - the waste water issues alone with the nearby park and oyster farms is a concern.
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Julian Larby
10 years ago
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I oppose this subdivision as it will greatly increase the population of a small significant coastal community that has until now remained basically unchanged for decades. I also believe that the highly reactive clay soil in the area is unsuitable for 13 more septic systems in a small area
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Chloe Hawthorne
10 years ago
The proposed re-zoning of this land is ludicrous. There are huge environmental concerns (waste water already runs off this site into the local kid's park), safety concerns with increased car numbers in an area with heaps of little kids, social/community concerns (we all moved to Clifton to enjoy the space and peace it has to offer, and oriented our house construction/renovations with the knowledge this land could not be re-zoned as prescribed by the Southern Tasmanian Regional Land Use Strategy). A move to re-zone this land would undermine all the values that Clarence City Council proposes to uphold (that of protection of the environment, consideration of it's community members, amongst other values). The Councillors and other parties in charge of decision making for this case need to come down to Clifton, see the site, get independent reports done (eg waste water, hydrology, coastal inundation, etc), and chat to the residents, and it will become obvious why this proposal to re-zone the area should NOT be allowed to proceed.
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tim paice
10 years ago
Completely out of character with the area.
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Barbara Webb
10 years ago
So many issues with water,waste,drainage, childrens safety in the park and the list goes on
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Tom oneill
10 years ago
No development please .
J
J Geard
10 years ago
I can't even believe that the Environmenal Health dept at the Clarence Council would let this go ahead.
T
Tony Dart
10 years ago
Don't allow the rezone
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Liam Hooper
10 years ago
there are so many better solutions to a new subdivision then putting it right on clifton beach
C
Corey Szeles
10 years ago
Please don't rezone and ruin Clifton Beach.
P
Peter Smith
10 years ago
This development will have major problems as water run off settles in this area. This could cause major problems during development and after completion. Literally doesn't make logical sense.
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Emma Martyn
10 years ago
This is a special grass land area that needs to be protected.
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Meg connolly
10 years ago
I strongly oppose this development.
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Petria Kennedy
10 years ago
As a former resident of Dysart Street and committed friend to my former neighbours , I know with great certainty that this proposed development will have major impacts on the lifestyle of existing residents. Please consider that small seaside communities are a preciously held lifestyle choice - further development may see a mass exodus of those who have enjoyed this and nurtured their place together- a sad turn of events.
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Sam plunkett
10 years ago
Just wrong
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Lindene montauban
10 years ago
Will ruin the area and its feel as well as devalue current properties.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Clifton beach is a beautiful area and i have lived near by my whole life and is my local beach! I do not want to see this place becoming what it might become!!
No development
Learnt to surf here, I love the place amazing memories and friends made here. I hope it will remain as it was when I left it when I return.
Don't take Clifton Beach's Beaty with town house settings
Having considered buying this block in the past, the thought of more than two residences/blocks in this space is bizarre. It seems very strange that the council would approve this considering their sustainability obligations to the local coastal environment - the waste water issues alone with the nearby park and oyster farms is a concern.
I oppose this subdivision as it will greatly increase the population of a small significant coastal community that has until now remained basically unchanged for decades. I also believe that the highly reactive clay soil in the area is unsuitable for 13 more septic systems in a small area
The proposed re-zoning of this land is ludicrous. There are huge environmental concerns (waste water already runs off this site into the local kid's park), safety concerns with increased car numbers in an area with heaps of little kids, social/community concerns (we all moved to Clifton to enjoy the space and peace it has to offer, and oriented our house construction/renovations with the knowledge this land could not be re-zoned as prescribed by the Southern Tasmanian Regional Land Use Strategy). A move to re-zone this land would undermine all the values that Clarence City Council proposes to uphold (that of protection of the environment, consideration of it's community members, amongst other values). The Councillors and other parties in charge of decision making for this case need to come down to Clifton, see the site, get independent reports done (eg waste water, hydrology, coastal inundation, etc), and chat to the residents, and it will become obvious why this proposal to re-zone the area should NOT be allowed to proceed.
Completely out of character with the area.
So many issues with water,waste,drainage, childrens safety in the park and the list goes on
No development please .
I can't even believe that the Environmenal Health dept at the Clarence Council would let this go ahead.
Don't allow the rezone
there are so many better solutions to a new subdivision then putting it right on clifton beach
Please don't rezone and ruin Clifton Beach.
This development will have major problems as water run off settles in this area. This could cause major problems during development and after completion. Literally doesn't make logical sense.
This is a special grass land area that needs to be protected.
I strongly oppose this development.
As a former resident of Dysart Street and committed friend to my former neighbours , I know with great certainty that this proposed development will have major impacts on the lifestyle of existing residents. Please consider that small seaside communities are a preciously held lifestyle choice - further development may see a mass exodus of those who have enjoyed this and nurtured their place together- a sad turn of events.
Just wrong
Will ruin the area and its feel as well as devalue current properties.
Clifton beach is a beautiful area and i have lived near by my whole life and is my local beach! I do not want to see this place becoming what it might become!!