The development application was approved in the MSC meeting 21 March 2018 to increase flights from 52 a year to 365 a year. Three Councillors voted against and four in favour of it, but not before Cr Angela Toppin put in an amendment, to change the maximum number of flights from six to one flight
Update 24 May 2018 The development application was approved in the MSC meeting 21 March 2018. Three Councillors voted against and four in favor of it, but not before Cr Angela Toppin put in an amendment, to change the maximum number of flights from 6 to 1 a day. Thank you Cr Nipper
cc Deputy Premier, State planners, MSC planners and CEO Dear Councillor We are writing to you as we are concerned that an unlawful decision may have been made It has come to our attention that in the 19 July MSC meeting item 6, the development application M & G CASEY RECONFIGURING A LOT-SUBDIVISION (1 INTO
DATE: 26 JULY 2017 TO: info@msc.qld.gov.au CC: Deputy Premier, State planners, MSC planners and CEO Dear Councillor We are writing to you about the 3 Kuranda applications to be assessed under the superseded planning scheme and which were passed in the 19 July Council meeting. Council is under the misconception that not passing those applications could
Council needs to inform residents that supposedly potable water may not be safe and consider compensation. cc Councillors, CEO, Mayor and Carl Ewan Dear Brian Thank you for your reply. As residents health and safety is at stake Council should inform residents who were promised potable water that they might not have any unless their
SENT: 9 February 2017 The Honourable Jackie Trad MP Deputy Premier, Minister for Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning and Minister for Trade and Investment c/- State Interest Feedback Planning Group Department of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning PO Box 15009 CITY EAST QLD 4002 Sent via email to: planningpolicy@dilgp.qld.gov.au Dear Deputy Premier, Submission on draft revised
Council facilitates environmental destruction again and neglects duty of care. In the Council meeting on 21 September 2016 Councillor Nipper Brown, Mary Graham and Kevin Davies voted to extend an out of date, expired development approval REC/07/0091 for the fourth time (thank you to Councillor Lenore Wyatt and Angela Toppin for voting against it). The development
Council approved rural residential subdivisions in Koah which were subject to potable water have above safe Australian Drinking Water Guideline levels of Arsenic in bore water. A community project tested bores for heavy metals using ALS laboratories the same reputable lab Mareeba Shire Council uses. There seems to be a widespread presence of Arsenic in
A developer purchasing land does not have the right to make a lot of money out of it. It is a gamble which may work out in his or her favor or not. Forested land is generally cheap to buy as it offers limited ways of making a return from it. It belongs to wildlife
4 September 2016 compliance@environment.gov.au To whom it may concern This is to report an offense under section 18 and 18A. Vegetation clearing that has occurred and may still occur of Cassowary habitat and Cassowary corridors. The vegetation clearing occurred on the Barnwell property in Myola near Kuranda sometime between 11 Sep 2014 and 12
