Here is a quick update regarding matters that have come up since our last email out and information that Council has recently sent through: Shoalhaven City Council is hosting a virtual Webinar on theÂ…
Download the 12 June 2020 edition of the Bushfire Recovery Newsletter. Hard copies are now being sent to most CCBs to circulate to your community through your networks. If you no longer wish to recei…
Here is a quick update regarding matters that we referred to in the 22 May email, and information that has been sent through since: Update since last email Joylands Carnival has resubmitted their deve…
Joyland Carnival has resubmitted their DA request for an extension of time. This new DA identifies their operating days as Boxing Day to Australia Day, and the extended time to be used for ‘bump-in …
You may have noticed that our last email listed a new development application DS20/1218 (Modification to DA10/2290). This application seeks to extend the operation of the Huskisson Christmas Car…
Two members of the Voice committee met (in an online meeting) with three Council planners last week (27 May 2020) to clarify how our planning laws were able to approve the building of 17 units on a si…
There certainly has been no lack of activity during our period of physical isolation! Update since last mail out 44 Duncan St – in response to Council’s approval of 17 units on 44 Duncan S…
Do you know what’s planned for Huskisson? The Shoalhaven Council has voted to approve the construction of 4 storeys, 17 units at 44 Duncan Street, Huskisson. The block is zoned R3 – Medium density…
Attached is the 30 April 2020 edition of the Recovery Newsletter. Hard copies are now being sent to most CCBs to circulate to your community through your networks. If you no longer wish to receiv…
Here is a quick update regarding matters that have come up since our last email on 12 April 2020. The NSW Independent Bushfire Inquiry is holding a virtual community meeting for the Shoalhaven and sur…
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