No. An Owners Corporation cannot act as a representative body in a planning submission. Such a process is strictly for individual resident submissions only.

No. The sports oval was always a Council reserve in the overall master plan when purchasers contracted into the estate.

No. The Council maintains and mows the sports oval and the “hard” surrounding items - fitness equipment, BBQs, pavilion, basketball courts and so forth. At a future point in time the Owners Corporation will take over the soft perimeter landscaping (outside the oval). This cost will be recouped as part of the Council’s cash rebate arrangement back to the Owners Corporation.

No. However all Alamanda’s animal owners need to abide by Council regulations on this matter. 

The Sports Oval is the result of Council’s requirement for Active Open Space.  This requirement was in the Planning Framework prior to Villawood owning the site.

They are permanent fixtures and are now Council owned. Villawood has completed works on these items.

The pavilion at the Sports Oval was designed by Wyndham City Council.  The Alamanda Design Guidelines only apply to individual homes and are therefore not applicable to the pavilion.

Absolutely.  Firstly, the sports lighting design must adhere to Australian Standard 2560.2.3 to ensure that the required Lux ratings for sports training and match pracice were met.  Secondly, an Obtrusive Lighting Assesment to Australian Standard 4282 must be completed to ensure that no disturbance is caused to adjoining properties.  The current design for the sports oval lighting passed both of these standards.