Cassy O'Connor MP | Greens Leader<\/p>\n
Proponents of a private cable car on the publicly owned summit of Kunanyi\/Mt Wellington are treating the planning system and people of Hobart with contempt.<\/p>\n
In January, Hobart City Council deemed the cable car development application non-compliant, and requested a complete package of assessment reports. MWCC has again failed on this front, and seem more worried about making excuses than actually meeting council requirements.<\/p>\n
It begs the question. Why is MWCC so casual about the Hobart City Council planning process?<\/p>\n
Are they just biding time until the Liberal and Labor parties pass the divisive, developer-driven Major Projects legislation?<\/p>\n
The mountain and its summit are public land.<\/p>\n
To show so little regard for the Council and public owners of the pinnacle says much about where MWCCs priorities lie.<\/p>\n
And, its not with good planning process, or transparency.<\/p>\n
MWCC clearly wants to get around having to deal with public involvement in its plans.<\/p>\n
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