Yes. All the relevant documents are on the council website
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Yes. All the relevant documents are on the council website
Going to require a lot of earthworks! Doesn't appear to be much in the way of useful public space, public amenity etc that residents have been crowing about in the SAP feedback sessions. Other than a path going thru/adjacent to the cemetery, there's not much connection to the Jindy township. Devil is in the detail I suppose?Concept for the Jindabyne West Precinct
How's the Jindy market looking now after 2+ years of COVID influencing the market?
With rising interest rates & soaring inflation, I wonder how much these factors will influence the winter season this year?
I for one was considering a trip down a month ago, but now, I seriously doubt it will happen....waaaaay too exxy $$$
Lots of early booking, almost everything booked solid into September. People gonna party like it's 1999.
Next year, however...
Wonder how many will end up cancelling......maybe a few who can no longer afford it, but then again, after 2 years of pain, they may just end up going F It and pay it off next year!
Hey Jacko, was it you waiting on land in Leesville? They were working on it today when I was just up there. Graders doing things and digging stuff for the new road.
But haven't Australians saved several trillion over the last 2 years not going anywhere.
Lake views, this is almost Alpine Way.
For the poor people in Beridale heights. This is the view. They should learn to appreciate it.
There is an underpass proposed in the SMGS concept DA to connect to the Lake Side rec area.
The real estate market appears to be "levelling out"
Looking a bit like a new ‘Jindabyne Monopoly’ board from above.Concept for the Jindabyne West Precinct
I wonder where the jail, railway station, water & elec companies will go?
I can see Mayfair (top o’ hill with views?) - where all the fancy hotels will go to trap the unwary travellers!
Bad timing. Remember all the building hoardings in Sydney City throughout the 70's. Holes in the ground for years and years.
Land tenure between town and the development means the only places you really can have pedestrian/bike connections are exactly where they have put them. There is no where else for them to go without buying existing private already developed land.
Other thing to remember about the public space is that, other than the connection to the lake foreshore already pointed out is it is a stones throw from the proposed mountain bike/adventure park ( if it happens) so although directly this area might not have much public space it is potentially sandwiched between two large public spaces with a range of activities that most towns of 2000 to 3000 people normally would not even get close to having.
I know school fees at SMGS are high.... but have they really got the money to get this moving?There is a concept design for a 47 lot subdivision in for the land above the Grammar School.
Could be years getting some thing of this scale approved? or will SAP help it through ?
Interaction with TfNSW on Kosi Road will not be fun.
I think it is probably the owner of Lake Crackenback and Nuggets crossing behind this. Should help with enrolments at the SMGS.
Will they also demolish the existing hovels that they pass for accom?
The block in question is school owned but the development costs won't come out of school fees. Private schools crossover between public and private business and this school has strong local benefactors.
The concept appears to greatly improve school access and parking issues and possibly housing/boarding expansion possibly funded by sales of residential blocks.
"West Jindabyne" looks to be medium to high density which IMHO is better in town that as satellite developments in the town peripherals.
The terrain is interesting in a stacked on the hill kinda way.
fair point.. "Australian Land Co Pty Ltd" does have a Nuggets Crossing address....
talking big biscuits for something of this size either way.
Noted. makes sense.
Some good views from the higher elevated Lots...... can be windy too though.
In comparison, would you consider existing Twynam Street area medium / high density ?
Those pesky 1 lane wide streets with no parking really give me the sh**ts.
All the land developments outskirts of Hunter area have them. they are terrible / dangerous.
People end up parking all over council strips/lawns.
I would agree on all points. Medium/High density works well where vehicle use is minimal, not so good when each address has 4 cars, East Jindy Creek is a perfect example of not very good planning and too many vehicles. Kunama much better.
East Jindy Creek and this concept could well be the same developers, all quite legit under state planning laws.
Jindabyne's real name is Marshallville.
There goes our view of the roos on the hill. Oh well, at least the cemetary will still be greenish.Oh well, at least the cemetary will still be greenish.
Plenty of fertilizer.
It’s a general spray against all who live on the other side of the lake luxuriating in the mountain views. let’s not single anyone in particular out here. Especially those who live on the North Shore.
He's coming to a town near you Phat.
To us city slickers (southerners at that!), there’s seems to be a lot of angst in old J town. Not much going around - I mean generally - not labelling individuals.
Place is pulling In multiple directions by the various factions? Can’t be fun or pretty to watch (experience?) at times?
It's been interesting watching the ongoing changes in people over the decades. Each changer behaves the same as the previous decade changer and on it goes. Never known nor heard of any other part of this country with this weird behaviour.
Protecting the patch?
I think the general practice is quite well established - by all accounts in the media?
Down here, the Dandenongs, the Surfcoast, Bellarene & Mornington Peninsulas and Phillip Isle are high in the list of grumbles - between oldies and newbies. Right & wrong re development is rarely a perfect science. Shared blame?
We’re still basically territorial mammals.
(Over to Prof Darwin!)
The North Shore community of space, light and peace with goats, soon to be renamed.
Ozark Heights ❤️
That’s because most towns the size of Jindabyne 20 years ago are shrinking not expanding.
Lots of not much at all really.
The most noticeable divide is between the mega spend road maintenance from town to the resorts and the complete lack of it everywhere else.
Won't be Allentown, Fischerburg or Wallaceton soon either.
Perhaps it could become Seunigdorf.
I think you will find that the entire east coast from top to bottom is now going through phenominal growth. Just look at the Central Coast and Wollongong.
They are on the coast, and both within striking distance of Sinny Town.I think you will find that the entire east coast from top to bottom is now going through phenominal growth. Just look at the Central Coast and Wollongong.
Keep looking everywhere inbetween of every inch of the NSW coast. Those old hidey hole pristine beach escapes of the days of olde are now blowing out everywhere.
Ah the next local movie production in the Snowy Mountains.
Dances with Goats.
Should be a blockbuster.
Hggmmmmm...
Ozark (TV Series 2017–2022) - IMDb
Ozark: Created by Bill Dubuque, Mark Williams. With Jason Bateman, Laura Linney, Sofia Hublitz, Skylar Gaertner. A financial advisor drags his family from Chicago to the Missouri Ozarks, where he must launder money to appease a drug boss.
www.imdb.com
Goatback Mountain.....
