Review of data for parking changes to the eastern end of Holman Street
Dear Brisbane City Council,
A group of 12 kayakers have utilised the Kangaroo Point Beach to train and take a mental health break in the early mornings every Wednesday. A second group of around 12 kayakers undertake this activity on Friday mornings at the same time.
The group would arrive at 6am and leave just after 7am. It has operated for over 20 years.
Several years ago the permitted parking arrangements which allowed the kayak trailer (which brings the kayaks) changed. It is now motorcycle. This council have now prevented us from parking the kayak trailer in the same spot it has parked for over 20 years.
The location is on the eastern end of Holman Street. It is East of Anderson Street on the southern side of Holman Street.
We would like to review all the documentation that relates to this parking change to understand why we were not consulted, why it changed and what community consultation occurred (as we were not consulted).
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David Simons
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Subject: Right to Information request - Review of data for parking changes to the eastern end of Holman Street
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Dear Brisbane City Council,
A group of 12 kayakers have utilised the Kangaroo Point Beach to train and take a mental health break in the early mornings every Wednesday. A second group of around 12 kayakers undertake this activity on Friday mornings at the same time.
The group would arrive at 6am and leave just after 7am. It has operated for over 20 years.
Several years ago the permitted parking arrangements which allowed the kayak trailer (which brings the kayaks) changed. It is now motorcycle. This council have now prevented us from parking the kayak trailer in the same spot it has parked for over 20 years.
The location is on the eastern end of Holman Street. It is East of Anderson Street on the southern side of Holman Street.
We would like to review all the documentation that relates to this parking change to understand why we were not consulted, why it changed and what community consultation occurred (as we were not consulted).
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