Challenging the accuracy and ethics of the submitted Transport Assessment.
We are urging Engineers Australia to investigate serious breaches of professional conduct.

• Ignored pedestrian crash hotspot and failed to assess safety risks

• No data to support claims of "no traffic impacts"
  Misleading or contradictory statements regarding infrastructure use

• Omitted impacts of waste, drop-offs, and service vehicles on local streets​

Highlighting failures in due diligence, transparency, and planning ethics.
This submission calls for accountability from planners responsible for the DA.

• Skipped required design excellence and DCP processes

• Misleading claims and omissions in traffic and privacy impact analysis

• Disregard for community amenity and lack of consultation

• Unsupported reliance on flawed technical reports​

Seeking intervention based on non-compliance with planning policy and public safety.
This letter supports a more transparent and inclusive development process.

• Advocates for honest assessment of traffic, waste, and amenity impacts

• Calls for proper application of statutory planning requirements

• Highlights the proposal’s conflict with the public interest and neighbourhood character

• Emphasizes the need for procedural fairness and community respect