Contentious hotel development approved for Hobart's eastern shore
Key points
- Tasmania's planning commission has approved a $65 million hotel project at Kangaroo Bay in Bellerive, on Hobart's eastern shore. Chinese developer Chambroad plans 155 rooms, restaurants, bars, a wellness centre, function facilities and new pedestrian and cycleways.
- Project director Greg Hudson says the hotel will become a premier tourism destination. Clarence City Council mayoral candidate Brendan Blomeley accuses the developer and state government of disregarding community views.
- The council is in the Supreme Court seeking to buy the land back under a contract clause, while Chambroad has urged new councillors to drop the litigation.
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