I do not support the new school being built! We have so many beautiful animals that live in this location and walking tracks that many people use daily! The infrastructure will never be appropriate for this development due to the high demand of vehicles and family's that already use the main road to get in and out of charmhaven.
There are multiple accidents on this stretch of road weekly, the flooding that happens everytime it rains at the bridge is ridiculous.
People are cut off all the time due to the already heavy flow of traffic coming and going along this road! Do not approve this school to many wildlife will loose their life and habitats due to this development!

There is not much wildlife left around. Let them be. I also believe every child has the same rights to education. Why should a child be deprived of a private school due to money. It shouldn't matter what the parents earn to say what education is available to children.

The concern I have is the road coming from the School out onto the Pacific Highway and the four -leg intersection which incorporates Jetty Avenue. Has anyone in your office been on the Highway between 8am heading South? It is at a crawl and backed up past the Charmhaven shops .Putting in an intersection would stop the traffic and back it up more. The same happens in the afternoon heading North. Using Arizona road for all traffic to the School would be the most feasible as there is no major traffic on this road.

SSD-14082938
Lot 2 DP 809106 Arizona
Road, Charmhaven
This land contains the last E. haemastoma scribbly gum forested community in the shire, the threatened Angophora Inopina, critically endangered orchids and Swift Parrots and Regent Honeyeaters (both threatened) have seen feeding on trees (swamp mahoganies) in the land. It’s also the only haemastoma inopina bloodwood forest in the world. It has the criteria to be nominated to the NSW scientific committee as an endangered ecological community.
The area is home to many endangered species such as critically listed Genoplesium insignis [red listed and Corunastylis Branwhiteorum, critically endangered, and is highly likely to contain Patersonia rosea, a new species currently under the precautionary principle, nominated for critically endangered with the NSW Scientific committee. This property contains the largest concentration of Genoplesium ruppii (a rare plant) in the shire, possibly in the state, and eligible for listing.
This area is the last major green forest area in Charmhaven. It lies between Chelmsford Road and Wallarah creek. Platypuses have been seen in Wallarah creek. Sea eagles have been seen roosting in there. If rezoning is allowed for this school, then there is an adjoining 100 acre property waiting on the rezoning so that they can put in houses. If both of these developments are approved, there would be essentially no environmental buffer zone at Charmhaven.

When i saw the list of ecological effects this development would have, I was appalled that tge proposal had gotten this far. Please protect this important forest area which is currently teeming with biodiversity and threatened flora and fauna. See the list I read below:

▪️This land contains the last haemastoma scribbly gum forest in the shire

◾️The threatened Angophora Inopina

▪️Critically endangered
orchids
Swift Parrots
Regent Honeyeaters
Both observed on site

◾️This land is the only haemastoma inopina bloodwood forest in the world.

▪️Home to many endangered species genoplesium insignis
Corunastylis Branwhiteorum.
It contains the largest concentration of genoplesium rupuii (a rare plant) in the shire.

▪️This area is the last major green forest area in Charmhaven.
It lies between Chelmsford road and Wallarah creek. Platypuses have been seen in Wallarah creek.

▪️Sea eagles roost in there

Please protect this site, and the 100acres attached to it for future generations and for nature. We need sites like these now more than ever.

Thank you.

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Please refer to the attached submission