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Canberra Planning Authority Approves Pool Amendments Despite Concerns

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The ACT Territory Planning authority approved amendments to Geocon's Phillip Swimming Pool development application on October 28. This approval occurred despite Icon Water advising that the design failed network protection requirements and that non-compliance issues from August remained unaddressed. The authority is replacing Woden's 50-metre pool with a 25-metre facility.

From canberratimes.com.au

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The planning decision ignores previous findings by the ACT Auditor-General regarding a failure to conduct an agreed aquatic facility planning study. Furthermore, public access arrangements for the replacement pool are still undetermined, and the approval acknowledges an ongoing investigation by the ACT Integrity Commission into the Territory Plan changes affecting the site.

A tower is located in Woden, which is part of the greater Canberra area.

From canberratimes.com.au

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    Woden residents might face changes in local demand for aquatic facilities due to uncertain public access arrangements.

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