163 Teviotville Road, Kalbar QLD 4309

This application is submitted by someone from Brisbane. In all due respect urban developers should not be allowed to cut up our land. This land had history and is special because of the space it has and the connection to the land. We need to avoid cutting up our land otherwise it will start to look like ipswich and brisbane new development areas like Ripley.

This development joins Edward’s street which is already congested. People who have recently moved here are not familiar with the droughts we get when Moogerah dam nearly runs out of water. Wifi is nearly impossible to get onto with all the new houses here already. The school is already overcrowded and has closed off its catchment area. There are also subdivisions on every corner of Kalbar at the moment so don’t ruin the country feel of this beautiful little rural town. The cross road with my street (Welge st) has become very dangerous with all the traffic and small streets which is the end of Edward Street.

I have just recently moved to this beautiful part of the world after spending 3 years in Ripley, it is over crowded and busy what I would expect from the city. My children are growing and my husband and I are looking for a slower paced life. The roads need works, there is no high school plus other important pieces of infrastructure that a town requires to service its citizens, however this is what I love about Kalbar, I feel a subdivision this large would impact on the community.

Also a nursing home was planned and blocked, why propose another development.

Please do not proceed with this subdivision development. The small country town charm of Kalbar is why we all love living here. Each time a residential development begins it loses more of its soul and charm.
Kalbar already is struggling to support its local people with the services it has. I have lived here for 2 years can cant get into medical centres as they don’t take on new patients. How are new the services going to keep up? The one cafe in town is so over crowded most days already that I avoid it. I can’t even complete a full grocery shop at the Spa and still need to travel to Ipswich.
Please think about the knock on affects of this. Before any new housing developments are approved, the services within the community would need development first!