{"content":[{"text":"1","bbox":{"left":0.928099,"top":0.040963,"width":0.01057600000000003,"height":0.0215}},{"text":"Housing in the dark blue residential zone is already strictly height limited by the state government. \n The other areas are covered by C269, except where local rules are in place. This is most \n non-residential areas ?","bbox":{"left":0.060453,"top":0.110707,"width":0.844499,"height":0.055174999999999974}},{"text":"Every submission counts - make sure you get yours in by Friday 4th December ! \n Example Submission : \n My name is Ms Jane Doe. Our decision to bring our family up as part of this caring and inclusive community \n is one of the best decisions of our lives. Thank-you for this opportunity to contribute to the future of Yarra. \n I am making this submission to help ensure Yarra’s livability as well as its diverse and vibrant heritage \n shopping strips can continue to benefit us all for another 100+ years. \n In a superficial and transient world, walking through streets and parks, grateful generations have kept so \n majestic to be enjoyed by locals and visitors alike, is just the best. \n Activity Centres : \n I understand and support the need for urban renewal. We need affordable, livable accommodation. Our \n vibrant shopping strips are not the location for this residential development to be encouraged. \n Bridge Road, Docklands, Smith Street near Dan Murphy, Woolworths & Coles. The new residential \n developments, with single entrance ground floor retail or empty shops have not enhanced the character, \n vitality or diversity of their shopping strips. They are now places I would avoid at night. \n My family usually does our daily shop in North Fitzroy Village as we live very close by. \n I was very disappointed when council officers recommended the Piedimontes development be approved. The \n planning scheme should not assess a new monolithic building, double the width and height of any nearby \n building, the loss of much valued shops, including the chemist, more trucks - still reversing across Scotchmer \n Street, in a busy heritage Neighbourhood Village, as an acceptable planning outcome. \n No planning guidance is provided in C269 on how the Village should evolve, how diversity should be \n protected, how the village scale and character should be respected. The small park, the Pinnacle Hotel, a \n building of State Significance, bookended by the award winning Bargoonga Nganjin, (North Fitzroy Library) \n are not discussed. \n The Neighbourhood Character of each activity centre is unique and needs to be individually articulated and \n supported in C269. The local heritage shopping strips at the heart of our 20 minute neighbourhood must be \n treasured, and keep their much loved “village vibe”. \n Housing : \n Our children are so keen to continue to live where they grew up. We hope to be able to age in place. We \n support a planned, managed increase in the Yarra population, so livability can be preserved. \n We support urban renewal in the ex-industrial land in the streets behind or around our iconic shopping \n strips. These are better locations for residential development, less noisy, less traffic, less impact on our local \n shops we rely on every day. \n Residents & traders need confidence to make decisions for their business and their families. The planning \n scheme must give a clear idea what can be built near where they live. The Housing section in C269 does not \n make it clear just how high the buildings outside the residential dark blue zones can get.","bbox":{"left":0.060453,"top":0.178979,"width":0.878181,"height":0.767808}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.062972,"top":0.071234,"width":0.782116,"height":0.007404}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.062972,"top":0.071234,"width":0.782116,"height":0.007404}]}