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4. List of Objectors to Principles and Concepts of the 1971 Planning Background and Objections 4. List of Objectors to Principles and I. C. Cochrane, 210Ryans Road, Concepts of the 1971 Planning Scheme Eltham North, 3095. and Amendments 3 and 21 M. S. Crow, Flat E2, 5 O'Shanassy St., North Melbourne. W. &J. Axelrad, Coonara Road, Dandenong Valley Authority, Olinda, 3788. P.O. Box 315, Dandenong. M. L, I. M. &N. E. Baillieu, P.O. Box 7, G. De Pury, Beaconsfield, 3807. "Yeringbert", Coldstream, Vic. 3770. R. E. Baldwin, Liverpool Road, The Eltham North Progress Assn., Kilsyth, 3137. 5 Banks Road, Eltham North, 3095. Shire of Bass, Shire of Dalyston, 3992. I. R. Fry, Lot 39, Emu Road, Shire of Berwick, Sunbury, 3429. P.O. Box 7, Pakenham East. I. R. Fullarton, Represented by Cnr. Spavin Drive & Sambell Road, Maddock, Lonie & Chisholm, Solicitors, Sunbury. 339 Collins Street, J. &C. Garside, Melbourne. 178 Western Highway, Bethlands Pty. Ltd. Melton, 3337. G. W. & K. J. Hartland, R. Champion, 217-221 RyansRoad, Conservation Planning, 16 Howitt Street, Eltham North, 3095. Hawksburn, 3141. N.H. &K. M.Heard, Heard Ave., P. K. & M. E. Chance, Plenty. Spring Hill, I. F. &L. A. Hetherington North Road, 6 F. J. & C. A. Hetherington, Langwarrin, 30 Darbyshire Street, Sunbury, 3429. D. E. Chandler, "View Hill", P. G. Hosking, Liverpool Road, 100 Young Street, The Basin. Frankston, 3199. 15 Background and Objections H. B. Johnson, Maribyrnong Valley Committee of the Victorian National "Yarra Brae", Parks Assoc, Wonga Park. 38 Hart Street, Represented by Niddrie, 3042. Bisset Johnson Assoc, Shire of Melton, 22 Collins Street, Shire Offices, Melbourne. Melton, 3337. A. A. & M. Kasbergen, Melton Waterworks Trust, Lot 44, Emu Road, Shire Offices, Sunbury, 3429. Melton, 3337. P. J. Wilcox, Melton Shire Ratepayers &. Progress Association, Creek Road, C/- Secretary, Wandin. P.O. Box 88, J. P. Kinnane, Melton, 3337. Swansea Road, V. Millett, Montrose. Represented by Land Development Conference, Richard Rogalsky, Represented by 107 Buckley Street, Maddock, Lonie & Chisholm, Essendon, 3040. 339 Collins Street, Mines Department, Melbourne. West Tower, Princes Gate, Lend Lease Homes Pty. Ltd., 171 Flinders Street, 437 St. Kilda Rd., Melbourne. Melbourne. Shire of Morwell, G. J. McCubbin, Town Hall, Lot 9 Spavin Drive, Morwell. Sunbury, 3429. Natural Development Association, Lower Yarra Crossing Authority, Eltham Shire, Albert Road, P.O. Box 151, Melbourne. Eltham, 3095. M. Nicholls, McGuinness & Ridings, C/- K. Nicholls & Assoc, Lot 14 Clarke Rd., 586 Malvern Road, Sth. Cranbourne, 3977. Prahran,3181. R. R. C. McLellen, Port Phillip Conservation Council, Parliament House, C/- 64 Littlewood St., Melbourne. Hampton, 3188. Represented by R. McPherson, W. B. Renfrey, Coburns Road, 64 Littlewood St., Melton, 3337. Hampton, 3188. 16 Background and Objections J. H. Quirk, Warrandyte Environment League, 7 Norwood St., C/- R. J. Morton (Hon. Sec), Sandringham. Kangaroo Ground Rd., Royal Automobile Club of Victoria Ltd., Warrandyte, 3113. 123 Queen Street, K. &S. Winter, Melbourne, 3000. Lot 8 Cranbourne Rd., Royal Australian Planning Institute (Vic. Division) and Cranbourne, 3977. Royal Australian Institute of Architects (Vic. Chapter), P. A. & C. M. Wolfenden, C/-P. O. Box51, "Bimbadeen", East Melbourne, 3002. Spavin Drive, P. Ross-Edwards, Sunbury, 3429. Parliament House, Melbourne. Borough of Wonthaggi, Town Hall, J. H. Secomb, Wonthaggi. 128 William Street, Melbourne, 3000. A. R. & E. A. Stephenson, Lot 4 Albert Road, Sunbury, 3429. L. P. Stevenson, Pearcedale, Vic. City of Sunshine, Municipal Offices, Sunshine, 3020. Town & Country Planning Association, "Eastbourne House", P.O. Box 51, East Melbourne, 3002. R. A. Underwood, Lot 17 Edward Street, Donvale, 3111. Victorian Council of Social Services, 107 Russell Street, Melbourne, 3000. Victorian Farmers Union, Farrar House, 24-28 Collins St, Melbourne. 17 .
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