Why did last years public inquiry reject Taylor Wimpeys plans for wholesale demolition?
The inspector said that there was a lot of affection for the main hospital building and that it made a positive contribution to the conservation area. He said that the new buildings that Taylor Wimpey wanted to build were not good enough to justify demolishing such an important landmark. He said that the green open space at the front of the building was an important local amenity.
Related Questions
- What has happened to the transcripts of the public hearings of the former Bundaberg Hospital Commission of Inquiry and the public exhibits tendered to that Inquiry?
- What is the difference between the demolition plan and the one that was rejected at the public inquiry in May 2009?
- Is the new Inquiry still accepting information or submissions from the public?
