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BPA
18th Oct 2013, 11:37
From NBN news

MIRVAC FINDS BUYER FOR BELMONT AIRPORT : NBN News (http://www.nbnnews.com.au/index.php/2013/10/16/mirvac-finds-buyer-for-belmont-airport/)

nomorecatering
22nd Oct 2013, 11:34
Bloody great news.

Now if only the northern side could be developed as a residential airpark. There's enough space for at least 50 spacious hangar homes, however the greenies will no doubt kick up a stink about "bushland" being ruined.

Some great examples of airparks in the US include

Cameron Park CA

Heavens Landing HeavensLanding_DVD_11minutes.m4v - YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMxinyOPr2c

Nothing would be better than an air minded community.

Would CASA allow a gated community like Cameron Park were the roads double as taxiways?

Would there be a problem if an RPT service was introduced to an airpark....would residents need to wear an ASIC in their own neighbourhood?

KRviator
22nd Oct 2013, 22:53
I'd be first in line to buy an airpark block. Never happen though - more money to be made from a normal subdivision than an airpark...

TBM-Legend
23rd Oct 2013, 01:33
CASA is not involved in private airparks. Gatton South [Gatton Air Park] is an airpark west of YBBN. Some nice houses and hangars there.

Diffracted
20th Jan 2014, 10:09
From NBN news

MIRVAC FINDS BUYER FOR BELMONT AIRPORT : NBN News (http://www.nbnnews.com.au/index.php/2013/10/16/mirvac-finds-buyer-for-belmont-airport/)

Any more news on this? Flown over many times and have always wanted to land here. It would also be more convenient for me when visiting friends in Newcastle than landing in Cessnock or Maitland :cool:.

Ultralights
20th Jan 2014, 21:33
deal fell through recently, the reason being local council wanted a $250,000 upfront fee to look at development plans, then another similar fee to act on those plans, so the consrtium walked away.

Diffracted
20th Jan 2014, 21:49
deal fell through recently, the reason being local council wanted a $250,000 upfront fee to look at development plans, then another similar fee to act on those plans, so the consrtium walked away.

Can't blame anyone for walking away in those circumstances. It's a real shame and hopefully Lake Macquarie Council will realise this.