Taylor’s Mistake Plans Altered
Another 54 bach sites, a boat ramp and a breakwater shown on a plan in the City Council’s district planning ’scheme for development of ’Taylor’s Mistake have been withdrawn. Giving its decision on objections to the proposal, a council committee said the !greatest opposition had been to the proposed additional ’bach sites. The council has included in its plan the statement: “The development scheme proposal is a positive step to enable the valley to be developed in accordance with an over-all scheme, rather than in a piecemeal manner, under Tull control of the local authority as to details and design, j “A viable comprehensive i scheme will consider road access, public parking, public recreation, sewage disposal.
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32385, 26 August 1970, Page 6
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