From: 	"Therese Inzitari" <tinz@bigpond.com>
To:	"Anna Johnston" <anna.johnston@planning.nsw.gov.au>
Date: 	24/10/2010 2:41 pm
Subject: 	Submission for Edmondson Park South Concept Plan(MP10_0118) and Environmental Assessment(MP10_0119).

Dear Anna,

    My main objection to the above Concept Plan and Environmental Assessment
plan is in regards to the following:

1)The location of sub‑station at the end of Cassidy street Denham Court that
supplies electricity to the SWRL .

  The location of the sub‑station is inappropriate as it is located within
an established semi rural community.

 Objectives for the Denham Court Control plan are to discourage the use of
external through traffic, maintain the scenic and rural qualities of the
area and include the preservation of trees. 

 Relocating the substation to the northern side of the SWRL would meet the
objectives of the Denham Court Control plan, 

 decrease bush fire hazard and will optimise the efficiency of the network
and allow future upgrades to meet the needs of a growing population.

2)The underground power lines associated with this sub‑station.

 As noted in figure 28 (Utility Services Strategy) the underground
electricity power lines will be laid along Zouch road, Culvertson Ave and
down Cassidy Street  Denham Court to the sub‑station at the end of this
street.

 As mentioned above the work involved will contravene the objectives for the
Denham Court Control plan and cause unnecessary disruption to residents day
to day living.

 The destruction to our lawns and driveways , the noise and inconvenience
that will occur in our quiet semi‑rural community, just to deliver
electricity to a substation that is unwanted in our community, in my opinion
in unwarranted.

     Any development associated with Edmondson Park and the SWRL should stay
wholly within the boundaries of this newly developing precinct.

This would  be more cost effective for the government as new roads and
utilities are delivered for residents in Edmondson Park, so can underground
power lines from one sub‑station to another can be laid at the same time. 

In effective this would be a time saving strategy  and  a cost effective
exercise for the government.

It will also comply with the objectives for the Denham Court Control plan
and be  less disruptive for residents in an established semi‑rural
community.

Thank you for your time.

Kind regards,

Therese Inzitari