Absolutely ridiculous and out of character for the suburb. Will take the area into the wrong direction and ruin the whole vibe. There’s already nowhere to park around there too.

The building is too tall and changes the character of the area. With 3 young children it is already impossible to cross Ocean st due to traffic. The development will attract even more traffic

This is too big a structure for the beautiful, quiet area in which it is being proposed. It will make parking and accessibility on the roads almost impossible for residents and visitors. Not to mention impede on surrounding residents natural sunlight and tree cover in the area

I strongly object to the Indigo by Moran Seniors Living proposal. The 5 storey + 3 basement level height is far too tall for the low-rise neighbourhood in which it is situated. Additionally the impact it will have on traffic, parking and local character will be immense. Already it is impossible for two cars to pass each other on Octavia Street (which this development borders), causing traffic jams to regularly build up onto the main thoroughfare of Ocean Street. It is also within 50 metres of Lisle Street which regularly floods causing residents in that street to use street parking adjacent to the existing Taylor Village. That will be exacerbated with the quantity of residents/cars increasing by more than double with this development. I urge that the scope of this project be significantly reduced to be aligned to the neighbourhood in which it is located.

I strongly object to the Indigo by Moran Seniors Living proposal as it stands. The 5–6 storey height is far too tall for our low-rise neighbourhood and will negatively impact traffic, parking, and the local character.
I urge the Department to reduce the building height to no more than 2–3 storeys and lower the overall density to better fit our community.

The limit is supposed to be 3 storeys!
Need to double the amount of car spaces provided already not enough parking in this area. It will change the whole suburb. Do not build this monstrosity

The height and scale of this development will have significant negative impacts on local traffic, parking availability and the Ocean St and Lagoon St community. The height of this development is not in line with any other blocks in this area and will completely change the atmosphere. I DO NOT support this development.

The 6 storey high rise will be the biggest in the area, and is against current developmental regulations. Insufficient parking is already a problem in the area and this will only make it worse. This will block sun and complete overshadow the building on loftus street. In addition, current roads, transport and infrastructure cannot support an influx of people of this magnitude without being extremely detrimental to current residents.

I strongly object to the Indigo by Moran Seniors Living proposal. The 5 storey + 3 basement level height is far too tall for the low-rise neighbourhood in which it is situated. Additionally the impact it will have on traffic, parking and local character will be immense. Already it is impossible for two cars to pass each other on Octavia Street (which this development borders), causing traffic jams to regularly build up onto the main thoroughfare of Ocean Street. It is also within 50 metres of Lisle Street which regularly floods causing residents in that street to use street parking adjacent to the existing Taylor Village. That will be exacerbated with the quantity of residents/cars increasing by more than double with this development. I urge that the scope of this project be significantly reduced to be aligned to the neighbourhood in which it is located.

Too large high, not inline with the local area building heights
Too large would put further strain on limited existing parking
Too large existing traffic is already a significant problem particularly when entering and exiting property
Local main water supply issues which are already under stress and have Syd Water working on them
The upper stories will be looking into properties on the other side of Ocean Street.