My main reason for objecting to this redevelopment is the impact it will have on road safety and parking for myself and many of my Parthenia Street neighbours. During Summer my street is dangerous enough with the amount of boat trailers travelling towards Wally's Wharf. With an extra 53 berths, Parthenia Street will have many extra cars parked on both sides of the road effectively turning it into a single carriageway, which would be dangerous considering the volume of traffic that uses the street. I have read in your submission that in Jan 2001 (when people are on holidays) the street was considered wide enough to have cars parked each side and still have a free lane in each direction. That was 10 years ago and is certainly not the case now especially with the size of the trailer boats which frequently use the road in Summer.
The 9 or so parking spaces which are currently supplied by the marina is already grossly inadequate, let alone finding parking for a further 53 berths.
There is a gymnasium onsite which has already added to street congestion.
As for the congestion on the water. It is already difficult to manoeuvre around the boats that are in the marina let alone with 53 more boats , who will be polluting the pristine waters of the small waterway that is Dolans Bay. Have they submitted an adequate proposal for the pollution that the extra boat exhaust wastes will cause?

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