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Darebin Appropriate Development Association Charter (December 2020) Since 2005 Darebin Appropriate Development Association DADA, is a group of residents of Darebin concerned with inappropriate development. DADA represents and provides assistance to residents who might feel unheard and powerless when development is happening near them. DADA acts to preserve the nature and character of our welcoming community and influence planning at all levels of government to ensure appropriate future … Read More.. about About DADA

DADA AGM 2020, 7pm, Tuesday 8th of December, via Zoom

DADA AGM 2020, 7pm, Tuesday 8th of December, via Zoom

All welcome. Please contact DADA if you would like to attend.

Preston Market Update

DADA will continue to advocate for the protection of Preston Market on it’s current footprint. We do not believe and have not been shown any evidence that the market can be saved by moving and rebuilding it.

Below are the last set of questions and answers from the general council meeting on December 7th 2020.

Note the spin; council continue make ingenuous claims that they support the continuation of the market on the “site” not on it’s current footprint.  They also claim to want to protect significant heritage features but not on the current building or footprint.

New to council’s response is the palm off to the state government.  Happy reading!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On Advertising: January 2021

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On Advertising: December 18th, 24th and 31st, 2020

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On Adverting: 4th of December 2020

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Next DADA Meeting: Via Zoom

7pm, Tuesday the 9th of February 2021.

All welcome!

Contact DADA if you would like to attend, darebinada@gmail.com

 

 

DADA AGM 2020

AGM 2020 Minutes

AGM 2020 Annual Report

Darebin Appropriate Development Association Charter final 2020

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7pm, Tuesday the 9th of February 2021. All welcome! Contact DADA if you would like to attend, darebinada@gmail.com     … [Read More...] about Next DADA Meeting: Via Zoom

Guide: Having Your Say

Having Your Say A Guide to Successful Planning and Development Objecting Is designed to guide readers through the process of objecting to planning and development proposals at local government and Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT). It includes pages and appendix documents of strategies and ideas used to produce successful outcomes and shared by DADA folk with many years … Read More about Guide: Having Your Say

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