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

I strongly object to the 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.

This project doesn’t belong in Narrabeen. It will never be a good fit for the area and will transform the Narrabeen peninsula for the worse.

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.

I very strongly object to the Indigo by Moran Seniors Living proposal in its current form.
The planned 5–6 storey height is completely out of character with the surrounding low-rise residential area of Narrabeen. It will dominate the streetscape, block sunlight, and destroy the existing neighbourhood character. Nothing nearby approaches this height — it simply does not belong here.
Traffic and parking impacts will be severe (these are already ongoing issues). With 149 units and 192 parking spaces, Ocean and Lagoon Streets — and all surrounding streets — will face significant congestion, increased safety risks for pedestrians, and overflow parking.
This development represents overdevelopment: too tall, too dense, and too intrusive for this community. Seniors housing should integrate with the community, not overwhelm it.
I urge the Department to refuse the proposal as lodged and require a substantially reduced building height (no more than 2–3 storeys) and a lower overall density to better reflect the coastal village character of Narrabeen.

This project is not inline with the Narrabeen infrastructure. It will destroy its beauty and value

Objection based on the height of the building exceeding 3 stories. This building will dominate the area and does not fit in with the current lifestyle. The added vehicles from this development onto the already stretched infrastructure such as roads and parking far exceeds any benefit the 6 story building would bring to the community.

Traffic and parking are already a huge problem along Ocean Street. Ocean Street can not accommodate such a large scale development.

This development is completely out of character and far too large scale for this area. The development in the surrounding area is 2-3 storeys and already the roads are clogged and there is limited parking in this beachside suburb especially during the summer months. Recently the local council submitted plans to limit traffic flow and implement a number of one way streets to help ease traffic flow so this added enormous development will greatly impact local residents. There is not enough parking for the proposed number of units. The impact of light availability on surrounding properties will be extremely detrimental to existing local residents as well. Overall the size of this proposal is totally out of proportion and will negatively impact the amenity of the local area. What the state government fails to see is that the Northern Beaches local council area is a limited geographical area with only three main roads in and out - one of which continually floods and is closed. Emergency access is already limited and public transport insufficient to support the proposed population increase the state government is forcing on this area.
I strongly object to a development of this size in this area.

Narrabeen was never part of the 9 projects that had increased heights. 6 storeys will impact traffic and overall feel of Narrabeen as a whole.
149 units is a lot and we weren’t asked and consulted if we wanted this to happen. This is only going to disturb the neighbours with the sole purpose of greed.