Implications: Council and Government can't possibly give consent

1. The Proposal would set a disastrous precedent, opening historic Kurnell Peninsula to largescale residential development which Council and community have long and successfully resisted.
2. As a "210 Proposal", it contradicts the Shire community's opposition to overdevelopment and inappropriate development.
3. It would worsen the traffic problems of Woolooware-North Cronulla-Kurnell.
4. It would inflict environmental damage on Woolooware Bay and Botany Bay.
5. It would signal the triumph of the money-driven, Murdoch-influenced NRL competition over the genuine sporting spirit of the past 35 years.

• Should a business sell off its assets to achieve a short-term gain?
• Wasn't this land sold cheaply by the Shire to a rugby league club solely with sporting and club uses in mind?
• Isn't the site part of the sensitive Botany Bay catchment and therefore deserving of extra special environmental care?
• Does anyone seriously believe such a large residential complex won't impact adversely on the Bay which is right beside it?
• Won't the 210 units, 60 hotel suites, etc. introduce a traffic-congesting element into the precious North Cronulla sporting area of playing fields, golfcourses and nearby beaches?
• Isn't this sports club, in a relatively remote location, getting into perilous financial water with a complex that will be hugely expensive to build and unlikely to return anything like a bonanza in today's falling property market?