Thirteen parking spaces for a 40 head funeral parlour?
Letter: The proposal for a funeral parlour on the old Brodies site in Gympie does not include enough car parks. How can council approve this?
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Letter to the Editor re proposal to build a funeral parlour on Gympie Brodies site
Thirteen parking spaces for a 40 head funeral parlour?
Twelve parking spaces for Supercheap Auto?
That is way not enough, considering there is no parking spaces off-site in the immediate area.
How can council approve this?
Ray Heilbronn, Gympie.
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