Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council已撤回在悉尼北部Belrose的Lizard Rock地块开发住宅的计划。1该地块面积71公顷，自2006年以来一直由该委员会寻求开发，最多涉及450套住宅。1
2022年提出的Patyegarang重新规划提案引发了社区的强烈反对。1居民、消防员和北滩议会多年来因极端丛林火灾风险、对本地物种的威胁和基础设施压力等原因反对该项目。12023年修订提案共收到3700份反对意见。1虽然2024年悉尼北方规划小组给予了条件批准，但该批准取决于反对该项目的农村消防局的同意。1该项目将导致约45个足球场大小的灌木林地丧失。1
The Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council has withdrawn its long-standing proposal to develop up to 450 residential units on the Lizard Rock site in Belrose, ending a project that had been pursued since 2006.1 The Patyegarang redevelopment proposal, which was reintroduced in 2022, faced sustained community resistance from residents, firefighters, and Northern Beaches Council over multiple years.1
The 71-hectare site generated significant public opposition centered on several key concerns.1 Environmental impacts ranked among the primary objections, with critics warning of extreme bushfire risk and threats to local species, as well as infrastructure pressures on the area.1 A revised proposal in 2023 alone attracted 3,700 submissions in opposition.1 The project would have resulted in the loss of approximately 45 football fields' worth of bushland.1 Although the Northern Planning Panel granted conditional approval in 2024, the decision remained contingent on endorsement from the Rural Fire Service, which had opposed the development.1
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