Bigger blocks are better - Action group pushes for large lot rural subdivisions
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Mike Tierney from the Orchard Hills Action Group (OHAG) is a man on a mission - Along with other local landowners, he would like Penrith City Council to allow one-acre subdivisions of large land-holdings - Recently, he showed 270 letters, each signed by a local land owner, pledging to support the OHAG's drive for subdivision - Mayor of Penrith, Greg Davies, said the council was 'well aware that subdivision is irreversible and we have an obligation to support the city's agricultural activities' - He said Planning NSW discouraged further rural residential or large lot urban subdivision in the Sydney Basin as it was an inefficient land use.
Imprint:
Penrith City Star, 8 July 2003, page 8,9.
Source:
Penrith City Star (microfilm) Penrith City Star, 8 July 2003, page 8,9.
Collation:
Newspaper Index, article
Dewey class:
Penrith City Star (Microfilm)
Language:
English
BRN:
200390