The projects js much higher density than the surrounding buildings and much taller. The site is on a narrow strip between the lagoon and the lake which is very suburban and will tower above everything else. Such a huge project will radically change the environment and community in this part of narrabeen

I am objecting to this proposal on the grounds that it is not in character with the surrounding area. The proposed height is far above any nearby buildings. It will considerably change the character of Ocean Street and will have serious impacts upon light and traffic. There is considerably community opposition to this project.

I purchased my property in 2023 on Narrabeen Peninsula because it was low rise development. The new development is out of scale with the Narrabeen low rise coastal character.

Increased traffic along Lagoon, Ocean and surrounding streets will be a major concern if this high rise development is given the go ahead. Street parking is currently hard to find 7 days a week, with weekends and school holidays, (especially summer), making it extremely difficult.

The safety of the many senior citizens who live in the area will be a risk due to the increased traffic.

The removal of mature pine and gums trees along Lagoon Street is not acceptable. There is large bird life in the area and the removal of trees will put them at risk.

I love where I live and believe the proposed development will compromise the beauty of Narrabeen Peninsula’s low rise coastal character.

Caroline Nicholls

The project will affect traffic flow as streets are narrow and busy now. Also the removal of pine trees native to area is wrong and will impact local landscape - these trees are historic. This is a community made up of 2 & 3 storey buildings & will stand out.

I am objecting to the project on 1. Traffic / congestion and safety reason, 2. No consideration for afford-ability of housing for less advantaged and 3. No consideration to the local community by way of improving infrastructure and local amenity.
1. Lagoon street is congested and has both sides of the street always 100% filled with parked cars, with the northern end of Lagoon street only 7 metres wide with no passing, another 300 cars a day entering this road is dangerous and unwarranted, there should be no entrances or exits from the development onto lagoon street.
2. The northern beaches like many areas of Sydney has a shortage of housing for those less privileged in our society. How does 149 high end apartments to be marketed at $2.5m to $3.5m each help the less fortunate. 20% of units should be for essential workers.
3. The bulk of this development allows Indigo residents to maximise their Ocean aspects and maintain green areas within the development however the existing local community lose sight lines, are subjected to overshadowing , there is no material contributions to local road ways or infrastructure and set backs are inadequate.

This development proposal in no way supports the local community and is a grab by the developers, who are seeking to maximise profits under the guise of an over 60s development with an alleged offering of aged care that is subject to manipulation.

When I purchased my property it was low rise. If a 6 storey development is allowed it will be a free for all. The new complex is out of scale with Narrabeen Peninsula low rise coastal character.

Increased traffic along Lagoon, Ocean and surrounding streets will be a major concern if this high rise development is approved. Street parking is hard to find 7 days a week, with weekends and school holidays, (especially summer), making it extremely difficult.

The safety of the many senior citizens who live in the area will be at risk due to the increased traffic. It can be difficult for pedestrians even now with the current traffic.

The removal of mature pine and gum trees along Lagoon Street is just Not Acceptable. We have a large bird habitat in the area and the removal of trees will put them at risk.

Many properties with long-standing views will have their views blocked by the multi-storey development which is an intrusion.

We love where we live and enjoy the easy living, laid back lifestyle and low-rise coastal area. Please do not destroy the beauty of Narrabeen Peninsula.

Penny Moore

We do not want to let Ocean Street become a concrete jungle of high rise flats. It starts here with a six storey development.

This project grossly exceeds the current building heights within the Narrabeen area. This would become the norm that all future developers would aspire to.

The area is not like Dee Why and developments of this scale and height should not be approved within this area. I fully support seniors living, but in the form, scale and height of the surrounding environment.

Please reject this application to be more sympathetic with the area.

Overdeveloping the area, infer structures of roads will not cope with another 149 units. Doesn’t suit the area this big building.

We don’t want to be setting a precedence for more high rise buildings on our beautiful northern beaches coastline or soon enough we’ll have another Gold Coast. The towers at collaroy are enough as it is.