State Significant Development
North Byron Parklands - Cultural Events Site
Byron Shire
Current Status: Determination
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Expansion and ongoing use of a cultural events site at North Byron.
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Request for SEARs (1)
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EIS (37)
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Submissions (5)
Agency Submissions (15)
Response to Submissions (13)
Additional Information (8)
Recommendation (5)
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Approved Documents
Management Plans and Strategies (13)
Agreements (2)
Reports (1)
Independent Reviews and Audits (9)
Notifications (6)
Note: Only documents approved by the Department after November 2019 will be published above. Any documents approved before this time can be viewed on the Applicant's website.
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Inspections
13/07/2022
19/08/2022
3/01/2023
28/04/2023
17/09/2024
Note: Only enforcements and inspections undertaken by the Department from March 2020 will be shown above.
Submissions
Quentin Fouilland
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Quentin Fouilland
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Monty Hatfield
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Monty Hatfield
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Zoe Ridgway
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Zoe Ridgway
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Melanie Stjepanovic
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Melanie Stjepanovic
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to get the people out?
Access out of the site is terrible.The police say it will take up to10hours to get people out.It needs to be moved to a better site. You need to listen to the police,fire brigade and the people this concerns and not the land owners who only think of the money they make and not for the safety of the people.
Robyn Bee
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Robyn Bee
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- rentals transferred to airbnb thereby making it hard for local people to find accommodation at that time,
- caravan parks full preventing other holiday makers coming to the area,
- normal holiday accommodation also full,
- traffic congestion on highway side roads and local towns,
- parking and the sheer number of people in the local town of Brunswick Heads.
- illegal van parking in South Golden Beach, Brunswick Heads and surrounds
Then there is the negative impact on this beautiful natural area - noise pollution and its effects on wildlife, extra traffic and pollution including septic and waste, demands on water.
I am not objecting to the current use of the site, but do object to bigger and more frequent use of this previously tranquil natural site.
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I think when these festivals keep getting approved, against the advice
from Police, Emergency Services, Environmental groups,
something smells real bad. How much money does the Splendour group pay
to the Planning Department? I'd love to see a full investigation into
the Crooked Dealings of the Land Owners, the Dept. of Planning and
anyone else who gains from these concerts. Let's face it, there's huge
amounts of money involved here and the people deciding our fate don't
give a [REDACTED],
because they live a long way away.
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Toby Creswell
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Toby Creswell
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Because the event is held outside the state capitals it brings together the national industry, Because the site was designed by promoters and musicians,. it is the best festival space on the planet.
The Falls Festival is also a significant cultural event albeit smaller than Splendour. Falls is a beautifully run event especially on New Years Eve where it provides a safe alternative to thousands of young people looking for fun at Byron.
Georgia Fox
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Georgia Fox
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suni golightly
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suni golightly
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John O'Donnell
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John O'Donnell
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Nicky Ferguson
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Nicky Ferguson
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Claudia Dotch
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Claudia Dotch
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Kelly Sullivan
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Kelly Sullivan
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This has gone on long enough? Its time to grant the organisers a permanent event site at Yelgun, as what was done for Blues Festival at Tyagrah.
Splendour and Falls are professionally run events that benefit so many in the Byron Community and beyond. The trial period is now over and its now time to move forward in a positive direction for everyone and make this happen.
Regards,
Kelly Sullivan
Common Ground Media & Safe on Social Media
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Jacqui Thompson
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Jacqui Thompson
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Thank you