Search Results for: 2020

EXCEPTIONS TO DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS POLICY This Policy (otherwise commonly known as the LEP Clause 4.6 Variation Policy) has been reviewed and was endorsed to be placed on exhibition at the Council meeting on 10 November 2020. TRRA welcomes the exhibition … Continue reading →

TRRA has made a submission on the route options for the next stages of Nelson Bay Road duplication between Williamtown to Bobs Farm.  The State government has introduced a third option of a completely new road across the low lying … Continue reading →

Port Stephens Council WASTE MANAGEMENT AND RESOURCE RECOVERY POLICY – File Reference PSC2007-3163 Our bottom line is that the Policy is nowhere near ambitions or broad enough and needs a lot more work.  We have expressly called for further consideration … Continue reading →

The content of the two submissions below each raises the issue of transparency in council processes. Although these are quite detailed documents we recommend your taking the time to review them. Submission on Council Policy: Development Applications to be reported … Continue reading →

TRRA has made a detailed submission on a draft Strategic Plan for Crown land in NSW HERE.  While an overall Plan is welcome, and it contains many welcome principles and objectives, we fear that will be used as a smokescreen … Continue reading →

TRRA has made a comprehensive submission to Council objecting to the proposed increases in building heights and floor space ratio limits in the Nelson Bay Town Centre – Click Here (Be aware if printing it is 17 pages). The submission … Continue reading →

TRRA has made a comprehensive submission to Council objecting to the proposed increases in building heights and floor space ratio limits in the Nelson Bay Town Centre – Click Here (Be aware if printing it is 17 pages). The submission … Continue reading →

New date for Submissions on high-rise in Nelson Bay Centre. – Click Here

Port Stephens Council Tree Management – Draft changes to Development Control Plan (DCP) The statement in the report to the 23 June 2020 Council meeting: ‘There are no policy changes proposed …’ is misleading. Council’s proposed introduction of a ‘self-certification’ … Continue reading →