Past Projects - Huskisson Woollamia Community Voice

Huskisson Woollamia Community Voice

Community Consultative Body (CCB)

Past Action

Here are a collection of some of the past projects the HWCV has been involved in. For a full collection please visit our archived site. Link to site

Woolly Way Gets The Tick of Completion

Follow the progress of the Woolly Way the cycleway from Huskisson to Woollamia. From 2011 to 2014 Visit the page

Upgrading the Owen St Carpark

Council will be upgrading the Owen St carpark next to the bottle shop (near the picture theatre). They also plan to do landscaping work to the north side of Owen St (Currambene Creek side). The Voice …

Huskisson and Woollamia Community Speaks

Endorsement At the Voice meeting on Monday 11 November 2019, the results and report from the consultation was endorsed. Note however, the vision, is currently undergoing a revision … an update on th…

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Our Vision:

Huskisson Woollamia Community Voice envisages a future that recognises and maintains the built, natural and cultural values of our local area. We accept and want future growth and planning to co-exist with the existing size and feel of the built environment to maintain our magnificent views, our historical tree-scapes, and both our European and Indigenous history and heritage. We aim for collaboration between the council and the community for a harmonious future.