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  • Writer's pictureThe Beagle

Recission motion raised against sale of Dalmeny land

Clr Anthony Mayne has advised that he has now raised a rescission motion at Council so they "can have another look at this significant deal". "I voted against the sale of this land at Tuesday's meeting. You don’t basically double the township of Dalmeny without having a fair dinkum chat with your community," Anthony told The Beagle.

"A decision made 30 years ago will now be imposed on our community who, if Broulee is any guide, will have to accept an urban design that will see significant land clearing."

"Why it was pushed through at one of the last meetings of this current council remains a mystery.

"A rescission motions needs three votes. Three councillors voted against the sale of the land being Clr Mayne, the Mayor, Liz Innes and Clr Pat McGinlay.


It is understood that three separate valuations have been carried out of the land for sale. With the considerable constraints of steep country, heavy timber, riparian corridors and wetlands it is understood that the land might only yield 200 houses from the 414,000 m2. Based on the recent sale price of an adjacent parcel of land to developers it is estimated that Council might be expecting $2 million for the proposed sale.

Above: Council makes reference to two other development blocks. One is Lot 54, Duesburys Road, Dalmeny only recently sold to developers

Substantial Subdivision Investment - Last Large Scale Dalmeny / Narooma Development Opportunity - Potential for 200 Residential Sites (STCA) Approx. 64.57 ha – 159 acres

• Adjoins Dalmeny township and amenities. A brief walk to pristine beaches. Easy access to Princes Highway, Kianga and Narooma • Low density residential zoning. Potential for 200 sites (STCA) • Industrial zoned area is approx 8,000 m2 with approval for 740m industrial building and additional 33 storage units. Sewerage connected. • A large portion of land is zoned rural & is located close to the magnificent local beaches. Excellent sites are available for a substantial dwelling.

Location, location, location. For a residential subdivision location is critical.

Lot 54 Duesburys Road is the designated residential expansion for Dalmeny and surrounds.

NOTE: Comments were TRIALED - in the end it failed as humans will be humans and it turned into a pile of merde; only contributed to by just a handful who did little to add to the conversation of the issue at hand. Anyone who would like to contribute an opinion are encouraged to send in a Letter to the Editor where it might be considered for publication

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