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Last-ditch bid to revise huge golf course housing development

Rachael Dexter· ·4 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 10 views
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Last-ditch bid to revise huge golf course housing development
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Kingston City Council has issued a final warning to the Victorian state government over serious concerns with the 932-lot housing redevelopment of the former Kingswood Golf Course in Dingley Village, citing unresolved flood risks, inadequate open space, narrow driveways that block rubbish collection, aircraft noise, and excessive tree removal. Despite being stripped of decision-making power, the council demands an independent review and greater oversight, arguing the project poses long-term risks to the community and infrastructure. Planners also highlight the absence of a promised pedestrian link to a local school and criticize the flawed assessment process. The state government says the proposal is under review and has not yet made a decision.

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The Sydney Morning Herald · Rachael Dexter
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