NSW Caselaw
Land and Environment Court of New South Wales
CITATION : Watson v Pittwater C [2005] NSWLEC 244
APPLICANT Brian David Watson PARTIES : RESPONDENT Pittwater Council
FILE NUMBER(S) : 11519 of 2004
CORAM: Murrell C
Subdivision :- impact on environment - impact on streetscape - vegetation management plan - dwelling house envelopes - overshadowing -privacy impacts on neighbours - geotechical issues - costs. KEY ISSUES:
LEGISLATION CITED: Land and Environment Court Act 1979
DATES OF HEARING: 21/04/2005 , 29/04/2005 and 24/08/2005 EX TEMPORE JUDGMENT DATE : 08/24/2005
APPLICANT Mr B. Hones, solicitor of Hones Lawyers
LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES: RESPONDENT Ms H. Irish, barrister instructed by Mr A. Stafford and Ms E. Deunow, solicitor of Malleson Stephen Jaques
JUDGMENT: THE LAND AND ENVIRONMENT COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Murrell C
29 April 2005
11519 of 2004 Brian David Watson v Pittwater Council
JUDGMENT on costs for amended plans 1 This is a part-heard matter and the purpose of resuming today was to hear final submissions. However, the applicant now seeks to tender a vegetation management report/plan and this has implications for the subdivision and the landscape plan.
2 I note Ms Irish's comments that in Mr Wotherspoon's initial oral advice (the Court appointed expert in ecology) he flagged the need for such a plan, and this point was clearly made on the view as well. By not providing the vegetation management report until now the difficulty created is that the respondent should be given the opportunity to consider the new report and any amended plans. Clearly if this was provided earlier than today then it would have also been considered by the experts.
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