This is an occasional publication to highlight issues of major importance to the future of the Green Wedges. The Bulletin is also posted on the GWC’s website at:www.gwc.org.au
1. EXCESSIVE BULK AND SCALE OF BUILT FORM AND ASSOCIATED INFRASTRUCTURE
This is an occasional publication to highlight issues of major importance to the future of the Green Wedges. The Bulletin is also posted on the GWC’s website at:www.gwc.org.au
1. State Government Review of Green Wedges Planning Policy Provisions (Update)
This is an occasional publication to highlight issues of major importance to the future of the Green Wedges and is also posted on the organisation’s website atwww.gwc.org.au
Lysterfield Valley Report on Proposed Subdivision and VCAT
This is an occasional publication to highlight issues of major importance to the future of the Green Wedges and is also posted on the organisation’s website atwww.gwc.org.au
State Government Review of Green Wedges Planning Policy Provisions
URGENT ACTION NEEDED TO AVERT DISASTER FOR THE GREEN WEDGES
This is an occasional publication to highlight issues of major importance to the future of the Green Wedges and is also posted on the our website at www.gwc.org.au
This is an occasional publication to highlight issues of major importance to the future of the Green Wedges and is also posted on the organisation’s website at www.gwc.org.au
This is an occasional publication to highlight issues of major importance to the future of the Green Wedges and is also posted on the organisation’s website at www.gwc.org.au
PLACES OF WORSHIP – BULK AND SCALE A THREAT TO GREEN WEDGES
The purpose of this document is to provide a resource document that identifies the specific issues of concern to the Green Wedges Coalition and its partner organisations across all the Green Wedges.
The advocacy themes are divided into:
State Government Programs
The main programs of immediate concern at present are the Smart Planning Program and the Sustainable Animals Industries initiative. These two programs have the potential to destroy the rural values of the Green Wedges.
On 18 July Frankston Council approved plans for a very large double storey ‘place of worship’ on the corner of Boundary and Frankston Dandenong Roads, Carrum Downs, in the South East Green Wedge. The complex also includes two ancillary buildings, a guest house, a caretaker's house and a barn, with a combined footprint exceeding that of the Bunnings Frankston building.
