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STIRLING Mayor Mark Irwin says Presiding member Karen Hyde he will take community concerns dation to refuse it. tionapplicationwas refused by said the proponent went through about the approved relocation of Cr Irwin said the City support- the panel. “a number of appropriate steps” to an international school to Double- ed the panel’s role to determine At the panel meeting, Cr Ital- meet requirements, including view to the Education Minister. certain applicationsbut was disap- iano said the council and residents amending the plan to retain an ad- The Education Department’s pointed in its decision to approve had worked hard to fight the de- ditional 12 trees on the site. application to move the Interna- the ISWA proposal. velopment and believed they Four local residents presented tional School of WA (ISWA) “As the mayor, Iwill be person- would “suffer with this decision”. against the application, citing re- from City Beach to ashared site ally writing to the Minister to out- “It’s asad day that we’ve come moval of 78 trees, increased traffic with Doubleview Primary School line the City’s position and re- to this end,” he said. in the area, proposed schedule of Cyclist’s was passed by the Metro North- quest ameeting to discuss the Deputy presiding member Ray shared oval use between the Dou- West Development Assessment community’s concerns,” he said. Haeren said while he appreciated bleview and international schools, memorial Panel on Thursday, despite coun- He had submittedamotion at concerns, they seemed to be and public use primary school marathon cillors Bianca Sandri and Giovan- last week’s council meeting that around the Education Depart- zoning of the site as reasons for ob- PAGE 7 ni Italiano voting in line soughtthe City investigate pur- ment’s decision to relocate the jection. with Stirling Council’srecommen- chasing the siteifthe investiga- school and the panel’s role was to More, page 5 NEW NOW ORDER‘ONLINE’ wwwwww.bo.botatanicanicaliqliquuororbarnbarn.com..com.au Pepperjack Ye llowtail Range Jack Daniels De Bortoli Ya ks Range Hahn Super Dry SomersbyCider 401 Scarborough Shiraz or Cab 750ml 700ml 4Litre Casks Stb Ctn 24 Stb Ctn 24 6pack Sauv 750ml Beach Road Cnr Liege Street, Innaloo. 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