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development application (DA) · Wagga Wagga, NSW

1 Dampier St BOMEN NSW 2650

Status: LodgedLodged (4 months ago)Ref eTP26/0026

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Proposed development
eTP26/0026

What’s proposed

The major concern in the subject circumstances is the tree’s positioning. The Management of the Teys Facility have identified the subject tree as presenting a heightened risk due to the possibility of falling branches or a whole tree failure – particularly during a storm or high wind event – primarily due to its location adjacent to the front security gate, the designated smokers’ area, and the facility’s main carpark. Approximately 800 plus employees pass through the front gate of the facility twice daily, at the start and end of each shift, five days per week. The smokers’ pad, also positioned near the subject tree, is frequently occupied during scheduled break times, further increasing the number of people at risk. The main carpark is regularly accessed not only by employees but also by delivery trucks, contractors, and emergency services such as ambulances

Status
LodgedThe council has received the application. No decision yet.
Lodged
(4 months ago)
Council reference
eTP26/0026
Council
Wagga Wagga, New South WalesEverything we track from Wagga Wagga council
Last collected
from the council’s register

Wagga Wagga council hasn’t published a link to this application. Search its planning register for eTP26/0026.

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To support or object to this development application, write to Wagga Wagga council. Depending on the state, councils call this a submission, an objection or a representation.

  1. Check it’s open for comment. Each council sets its own deadline, and some development applications aren’t advertised for comment at all.
  2. Read the plans. Search Wagga Wagga council’s online planning register for eTP26/0026.
  3. Write to the council. Quote the reference eTP26/0026 and the address. Say what you support or object to, why, and how it affects you.
  4. Keep to planning matters, such as height, overshadowing, privacy, noise, traffic, trees and heritage.
  5. Expect it to be public. Many councils publish submissions, sometimes with names. Check the council’s privacy notice before you send yours.

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