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Finally after a decade of trying to get plans to develop on the banks of the Moore River, they have been given the go ahead to build 2000 new
homes.
Planning Minister John Day told parliament Cabinet had approved a smaller development that is allowing a population of up to 6000 people.
Original plans have been cut by 60 per cent which would have allowed a population of around 15000 people.
Marcus Plunkett the developer has said ” this will ensure that the shire of Gingin will have a major residential and tourism development which will bring much needed infrastructure to the area.”
This development will still need to put forward plans for approval, a revised plan is expected to be released for public comment.
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Housing Development on the Banks of the Moore River
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Finally after a decade of trying to get plans to develop on the banks of the Moore River, they have been given the go ahead to build 2000 new
homes.
Planning Minister John Day told parliament Cabinet had approved a smaller development that is allowing a population of up to 6000 people.
Original plans have been cut by 60 per cent which would have allowed a population of around 15000 people.
Marcus Plunkett the developer has said ” this will ensure that the shire of Gingin will have a major residential and tourism development which will bring much needed infrastructure to the area.”
This development will still need to put forward plans for approval, a revised plan is expected to be released for public comment.
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