Topic - developments
Catholic Archdiocese looks to build 5 storey / 35 ILU village in Toorak
Feb 10 2014
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St Peters Church in Toorak has applied to build a vertical village plus a car park for 117 cars adjacent to its church on the prime corner of Toorak Road and Dalriada Street. It will require the removal of a healthy Atlantic cedar tree plus the demolition of the St Peters Toorak Tennis Club building. They have had 892 signatures signing a petition to fight the development.

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