Moss Vale residents have raised concerns over a proposal for a 24-hour Hungry Jack’s drive-thru, particularly about its potential impact on traffic, children’s health and local businesses. The development application, proposed at 211-213 Argyle Street, would see existing buildings demolished and replaced with a purpose-built Hungry Jack’s featuring indoor dining, a drive-thru, parking and major signage. If approved, the dining area would operate from 6am to 11pm, while the drive-thru would run 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with vehicles accessing it through Hawkins Street. Moss Vale resident Brione McKinley, 51, said she was shocked about the proposal…
Author: Jack Thiessen
Plans to build a plastics factory in Moss Vale that threatens to contaminate Sydney’s drinking water are one step closer to being approved after the company appealed a rejection by the NSW Independent Planning Commission. RePoly (formerly Plasrefine) wants to build one of Australia’s largest plastic processing plants on the edge of Moss Vale, just ten metres from the Wingecarribee River that feeds into Warragamba Dam – Sydney’s main drinking supply. Beaconsfield Road resident Jean McKern, 89, has lived near the proposed site since 1994 and said the proximity to the river is concerning. “The catchment area should be sacrosanct.…