UTAS Sandy Bay redevelopment 3,000 car spaces short, documents show

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Locals fear their suburb and streets will never be the same once the University of Tasmania moves its southern campus into the Hobart CBD and redevelops the Sandy Bay site into 2,700 homes, a tourism precinct and new sporting facilities.

Hobart City Council is worried the University of Tasmania's plan to turn its Sandy Bay campus into a housing, tourism and sporting precinct falls 3,000 car spaces short, documents obtained by the ABC show.Documents show the council is worried the plans are 3,000 car park spaces shortOver the next several decades, UTAS wants to move its southern campus into Hobart's CBD and redevelop the existing Sandy Bay site.

Documents obtained by the ABC reveal the university's application to the Hobart City Council for an amendment to the site's planning scheme has been met with about 155 questions, including concerns about a lack of car parking

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