Update and date and time to meet with road planner

Here is a quick update regarding Huskisson Woollamia matters.

Our next meeting is Monday 30th May, starting 7pm, at the Huskisson Community Centre. 
Please note the dates of the future Voice meetings are:
30th May
1st August
17th October
21st November.
The next meeting is NOT the 6th June as was written on the Agenda at the recent meeting (oops).

Updates since last meeting

  • Council Design Engineer, Indika Wijayamanna, will meet with interested residents to look at the proposed roadwork plans on Wednesday 13th April, 11.00am. Meet on the corner of Sydney and Bowen Streets.
    Please reply to this email if you would like to come, in case we need to send out a change of venue or time.
  • Flood recovery
    Need immediate information or support?
    Contact Council Recovery Outreach Team
    1300 293 111
    council@shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au
  • We have preliminary agreement that Mayor Amanda Findley, and hopefully some Senior Staff, will attend our general meeting 1st August.  We are interested in hearing about master planning for Huskisson and Woollamia, but you may also have some specific questions that you would like answered.
    If so, can you email them to us so that we can forward to Council – reply to this email with your questions.

SCC Planning documents for comment and information

Recent Development Applications in Huskisson / Woollamia

  • To register to receive planning alerts around your home go to Planning Alerts. This alert system is not organised by Council but will take you to the individual development applications on the Council DA Tracking page.
     
  • No new DAs

Decisions

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Click here to access SCC’s DA Tracking

Events/ Other

  • Online petition – NO to using Jervis Bay as a Cruise Ship port.
    Please note that the Port Authority has said that they are not CURRENTLY requesting Jervis Bay be used as a cruise ship port. BUT they do want a cruise ship policy developed for marine parks. Once this policy is in place it will be more difficult to stop Jervis Bay being used as a cruise ship port.
    If you have signed the hard copy petition, you can still sign the electronic petition.
  • Sad news – the new Planning Minister has scrapped the Design and Place SEPP : reported in the SMH 5th April 2022.
    “Mr Roberts has now effectively dumped two years’ worth of reforms that Mr Stokes and State Architect Abbie Galvin had promised would have put “sustainability, resilience, and quality of places at the forefront of development in NSW” “. Minister Roberts announced this at a lunch organised by a developer group ‘The Urban Taskforce’, saying that he had ‘heard them’.

Kind Regards,
Committee HWCV
Date: 6/04/2022

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