Son of a Beach wrote:If Mr Hackett wants to regain any of the credibility he used to have with the Tasmanian people, he should dispose of the lease (or perhaps both of the leases). Perhaps he could have them annulled. Or give them to the Tasmanian aboriginal community.
bogholesbuckethats wrote:The proponents speech prior to the vote was mainly based on attacking green groups and conservationists and had little to do with the DA. The mayor had to tell the proponent to "get to and keep to the point and no more nasty comments" Not a very good look..
Nuts wrote:... I doubt we'll be seeing or hearing much of some of these other EOI proponents, the bigger, slicker fish.
tastrax wrote:Nuts wrote:I definitely wouldn't bet on that, Mr Hackett is small fry compared to some of the other companies that have EOI projects in the pipeline..
vertigrator wrote:It makes me wonder how much Daniel was told by the Liberal government that they would help him get his EOI approved no matter what. I feel a bit sorry for him in that he seems to have been completely misled as much as the whole process was by a government hell bent on getting things approved rather than following good thorough processes.
iaindtiler wrote:As people who lodged an objection with the council, can we do anything now with regards to objections to the tribunal? Cheers.
4.4.1 APPLICATIONS TO JOIN: Applications to join proceedings should be made before
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making an application to join). Applications to join can be made at any time;
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bogholesbuckethats wrote:THE Central Highlands Council is yet to tell a Launceston tourism operator why it blocked his application to build a helicopter-accessed standing camp within the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area.
The council rejected the controversial Lake Malbena proposal at a meeting in Bothwell late last month on the grounds it did not comply with parts of the area’s planning scheme, including its bushfire management plan.
wildwanderer wrote:Glad the council had the courage to stand up.
Hopefully there is enough legal funding by all group s opposed to stay the course
Not that I like that civil legal proceedings comes down to who has the most cash in many cases.
rangersac wrote:Bravo Loueen, summed it up perfectly.
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