I don't think adding apartments, units and tons of houses is a great idea. It shoukd be more like 80% green space and 20% housing.

Lack of infrastructure for new housing. Schools, sports, roads. Traffic at Edithvale and Wells Rd is already an evening nighmare

Local infrastructure is unable to support the proposed plans. The residential streets are not suitable to take the projected traffic

I doubt about the ability of the roads surrounding Rossdale to accommodate the additional amount of traffic created by the development.

I think there definitely needs to be plans to include at least 1 more oval to cater for junior sport, lots more parking, more parks

The longbeach area lacks retirement accommodation choices. This is an opportunity to build retirement unattached units & apartments.

The strip from the end of Nirringa Ave to the wetlands has an innundation overlay on it. Why are you showing 3-4 storey apartments in it?

Very worried about risk of overdeveloping rossdale. Aspendale streets, public services can't cope with it and we'd lose so much green space.

Worried about flooding for both the new and existing houses, loss of habitat for birds with the huge reduction in open space

Balance is skewed too greatly towards housing. This proposal is problematic. Scale back housing, replace with accessible useable green space

Lack of green wedge for existing borderers of the course Traffic surge to surrounding streets Kinross Montrose Way to many houses!

Need to include another football oval and Netball courts, more sporting opportunities will attract more people to the housing project.

Minimum 550sqm single blocks to blend in with the rest of the suburb. Dual duplex’s on minimum (split) 600sqm.

Prefer a golf course.

Low density, retirement homes. Not high density, it’s too congested already. Green space over housing

Housing should be max of 2 storeys. We should maintain no apartments restrictions in this part of aspendale (inland). A lot more green space

less high density town houses/apts. area will not cope with much more congestion. less homes is less strain on already stretched services.

There should be housing instead of apartments. The current and proposed infrastructure could not tolerate the additional vehicles.

Family homes and more green spaces to reduce congestion.

Retirement village- town houses- apartments max. 3 levels- suburban houses for large blocks only. Wider streets.

This is where they should have built the new swimming pool, using this space for community not so much housing.

Aspendale can't deal with this much density. Normal family houses required not townhouses and apartments.Infrasture can't cope with this

More low density. Bigger family homes needed.

The majority of the housing should be family homes like the rest of the community. Townhouses should be put right out back where we can’t se

No. Proposed open space is flood plains and no physical activity can be carried out on them. Another sporting oval & club house as a minimum

No. Balance is not right. Much more open space needed. So much wildlife and greenery will be lost which is sad for our environment.

The entire eastern area subject to innundation should be open space. You shouldn't be proposing 3-4 storey apartments in the northern part.

No. Current plans have most public open space close to wetlands where they can't build anyway (flood zone). It should be spread across site.

Where is the 30%? excl. the wetlands & existing Regents park, it doesn't look like there is 30% of accessible useable open space on the site

More parklands should be made available. Wetlands may become inaccessible when wet which will restrict green space available for public.

That is ample. It needs to fit in with nearby Asp/ Edi. Not require any more. Ignore claims of destruction of trees. More than elsewhere.

More protection of flora and fauna.Open space is built over wetlands which can't be built upon.Green wedge for residents backing onto course

No definitely not in the right areas. Only the areas that benefit the most profit for Rossdale.

Expand the open space to allow for more sporting grounds to accommodate the extra residents.

No, should be more. Protection of flora and fauna should be priority.

No half the amount of housing, no double storey. Ensure car parking space for each home. Ensure the mature trees are protected.

The nature and calm suburb. No new houses

Kids need nature around, not more housing blocks. “Vibrant” comes from connecting with each other in nature, sporting clubs etc. not housing

Who says it needs to be "vibrant"? What's wrong with quiet? That's what it is now. Drive to Mordialloc town centre if you want "vibrant".

More parks, green space and access for the community equally spread across the site, not only in flood areas where they can't build anyway.

community services & participation. shared community spaces are as important as housing. real opportunity for a recreational hub plus homes.

Another footy Oval Way Less houses More green space to Flood mitigation beyond Kinross, where green stops Uninsurable as flood plane

9 hole course. Pickleball. More tennis courts. Another AFL oval. Driving range. Cafe/restaurant. Keep the vegetation!! Minimal new houses

The clubhouse could be used as cafe/restaurant/function centre. This will give current and new residents additional facilities.

Retain 9 holes of golf course and recruit better financial managers to run it

Reasonable road access for residents. Access to Green space and to trails. Don’t need cafes just a small supermarket. No playing fields.

Keep the social club. 9 one golf course. Expand the playing fields

More infrastructure. More cafes, restaurants and retail with adequate parking.

Do not build that much housing

Preserve the natural wetlands, flora and fauna. Less building. Utilise current buildings rather than building more.

Less housing. Preserve more of the existing vegetation/trees/gardens/open space/natural habitat.

Keeping more of current trees and vegetation. A lot less housing. Keeping club house as bar / restaurant for community, add kids facilities.

Do not destroy vegetation!!

Consult with the Indigenous elders regarding this.Protect the trees&habitat or native wild life. More open space.

Keep the course.

Have the traditional owners, the Bunnering people been consulted?

Have you consulted with Bunerong Land Council? How are you honouring our local Indigenous people and their culture?

Planting indigenous plants and bird attracting trees and plants is vital. Sadly lots of bird life will be lost with this development

Neighbours high value trees need to also be considered.

Protecting high value/old trees and vegetation. Ask Traditional Owners and Custodians of the Land to see how they want the land protected.

At a minimum, more land should be provided to the Regents Park oval area. They are short of space.

Any housing development to that area is going to be catastrophic to congestion, pollution etc. and impossible to access for sport.

Very concerned about high number of houses. Traffic in/out and on station street will be a nightmare. Particularly with level x-ing removal

There should be no buildings in the NE flood zone, particular right up to the property boundary - and no 3-4 storey units anywhere!

Streets defined as main access points are too narrow. Way more access points should be added and a lot less housing allowed.

Dont disrespect the borders We still need our privacy Your taking out views Give us a BIG GREEN WEDGE I still want to see my bird families

Why not sell another small parcel of land to pay the debt. New management who is about the community not just golf would be beneficial too.

Keep it simple and enable access for residents in and out using all transport modes. Excellent drainage and retain key large trees.

Listen to the concerns of residents.More open space,look after residents who back onto the course.Traffic will be a nightmare.

Rossdale Board and members . Think of the community that has supported your club over 100 years. Leave a mark in a good way , not a bad one.

Small density housing, retail, community spaces, nature park, BBQs, paths for people and bikes, preservation of flora and fauna.

Bigger blocks, one dwelling on each block. Parks and schools need to be included in plan.