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Meeting

Next Meeting: Wednesday, April 9th 2014

The next DADA meeting is set for

7.00pm

Wednesday, April 9th 2014

572 Plenty Road, corner of Josephine Grove, Preston

Cheers

Maria

DADA

Next Meeting: Wednesday, 12th March 2014

The next DADA meeting is set for

7.00pm

Wednesday, 12th March 2014

at 33 Dean Street, Preston

Cheers

Maria

DADA

Next Meeting: Wednesday 12th February 2014

The next DADA meeting is set for

7.00pm,

Wednesday, February 12th 2014

at 33 Dean Street, Preston

Dear DADA folk,

Happy New Year and all the very best for 2014.

And yes, planning issues have already risen with Darebin council considering hiring  ‘independent experts’ who would be given voting rights on planning committee.  I have made comment on-line and it would be great if you have your say on this important issue.

  • heraldsun.com.au

This issue will be on the agenda for the next DADA meeting, 7.00pm, Wednesday, February 12th at 33 Dean Street, Preston. 

Would love to see you there.

Cheers, Maria

DADA

Next Meeting: Wednesday 16th October 2013

The Planning Minister Mathew Guy launched ‘The Plan’ last week. On, radio I heard him speak about 50% of our suburban amenity being protected from over-development in the residential 1 zone.

If Boorandara and Glen Eira have received permission to protect 80% and 90% of their suburban fabric what does that mean for Darebin?

Are we still going to be seen as the development capital of Melbourne?

An issue we plan to discuss at this weeks DADA meeting. Wednesday the 16th, 7pm, at 33 Dean Street, Preston.

Come and help contribute strategies and ideas to combat over-development in Darebin.

Cheers, Maria
DADA

The Age ran the following an article on development bribery in Darebin;

chinese developers in darebin offer Councillors bribes…….!

While it is not proof that bribes have been taken it points to a culture that existed with the last council where developers thought that they could get away with paying off council officials for their own benefit.  It is hoped that the new council and the amendments to the Strategic Statement will send developers a clear message that the old culture of over-development no longer exists in Darebin.

To this end, I hope you had a chance to send in a response to the draft statement and amendments.

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