Who is liable if in the event of a flood,fire or terrorist attack
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.

For the last five years I have watched how the impacts of the festival site continue to grow including traffic, noise, environmental and social. It is time to reduce the number of persons permitted to attend the site and the number of events not increase the numbers of patrons or events, The problems assocated with the festival site are not being addressed year after year so why do the applicants think they can manage such a drastic intensification as the track record speaks for itself. I strongly object to the proposal as it is simply not a suitable location.

Greetings, I live near the festival site.. We can hear the music. We are affected by the traffic. We do not object to the site. But, the present crowd number of around 30,000 seems the limit the site and organisers can handle. The people walking along public roads and parking illegally (The day parking is often full). A lot of these people are very drunk and wander onto near the site is a worry to we local residents, as it is a serious safety concern. . A lot of these people are very drunk and wander onto roads. It is a big concern of ours how drunk people are getting at these festivals. we have been a few times and were shocked at the abuse of alcohol..

Supports me as a artist/performer

Loving it, supports fellow artists

Falls is at a great location to support the Aussie ,using industry

Good cultural experience

Supporting local artists and community

Supporting local jobs
Great entertainment
Safe place, and strict rules to ensure safety
Bringing all communities together to celebrate
Supporting local franchises

Provides revenue to support local economy