NEXTDC S4 Data Centre Horsley Park

Hi All,
I object this project and the only reason is the high rise.
I understand fully that the country is developping and data centre are required but non of that was considered
1- The heat the data centre would generate near a bush fire area (Fire Hazards)
2- Where on earth a high rise is allowed, is horsley park a major city now like Fairfield, Parramatta and Liverpool
3- Invasion of our privacy, people can see our backyards and look into our bedrooms
4- the noise, the constant noise at night for the echo of the noise that will be heard at night by all the horsley park resident
5- The pollution of the air, when people selected to live in Horsley park for its rural state
5- The lighting at night and its effect on the resident
6- The lies we were told by developpers, we are digging deep so you can hardly hear a noise and you will hardly see the top of the roof
7- The heat generated specially in summer and the increase in heat from the proposed exhausts
Proprosed Solution
1- Ensure everything built is below our ground level and the lighting is controlled
2- Ensure no noise will affect us at night
3- Ensure the exhaust system goes under ground and cooled prior to getting release in the open
4- Protect Horsley Park as a green zone for Fairfield City Council
5- Protect our value of living as resident and proctect our values and the amount of money we spend to live in a rural environment
In the case where the project goes ahead without the above consideration, we will see you in court.

Thank you for giving us the opportunity to have our say.

Kind Regards,
Nicole Gemayel

I had a good look at the concept plans and I have few question and concers:
1- You have indicated a building height of a maximum 39 metres, we were told that the development is dug a level below our residential propreties, so we are protected to the lights at night and the constant noise generated by servers. is that still the case.
2- if the proposed building are above the dug level, how we will be protected from the noises generated by these data centres?
3- if high rise as high as 39 metres are allowed in Horsley Park now, does that mean, we all allowed to build high rise on our propreties.
4- How the noise will be managed, speciallly at night
5- what sort of measures that development is taking into considerations to protect resident from the light at night time
6- Do you have any plans showing the proposed building in relation to the dug level.
Please note: these measures are very important to us, as we do live right next to the proposed developmewnt.

Regards,
Anthony
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