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Have Your Say On the proposed Cameraygal Park

Lane Cove Council has developed a proposal for the vacant land at 69 Longueville Rd to become a park designed with Aboriginal interpretation and culture as the key objective. The site is currently owned by the Roads and Maritime Services, (RMS) who is attempting to sell it for development as a six storey building. The development of the site will require transfer of the site to Council by the RMS.

In the interim Council is raising community awareness of the project. Whilst funding for the project has not been secured, the nature of the project is such that it should be eligible for a range of grants. The design is also scalable, meaning a park in some form will be able to be built. The key to the project remains in having the land transferred to Council. 

To find out more about the proposal:

  • View the proposal at:
    • Lane Cove Civic Centre, 48 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove;
    • Lane Cove Library, Library Walk, Lane Cove;
    • online by clicking here...

Council invites comments on the proposal at any time during the period of exhibition until 18 February 2012. If you have any enquiries please contact Susan Butler, Manager – Open Space on 9911 3566.

 

                                     

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Proposed Re-Oganisation of Dinghies at Woodford Bay

Lane Cove Council has asked residents and boat owners in the Wooford Bay area for their views on a proposed plan to re-organise the storage of dinghies (and personal watercraft) in Woodford Bay, more....

Photos of Griffith Park and Woodford Bay (current appearance and proposed idea for racks and proposed locations) here...

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Meeting House Redevelopment

Council at its Ordinary Meeting of 6 June 2011 approved the tender from Platinum Projects (Australia) Pty Ltd to redevelop 23-27 Stokes Street, Lane Cove.

Preparatory works have now been completed. Construction commenced second week of August. The project is scheduled for completion in September 2012 (weather permitting).

The project will consist of community meeting rooms and car parking in the lower ground floor, a 40 place long day care centre catering for children 0 - 5 years and 6 residential units.

For any enquiries regarding the preparatory works and the construction works please do not hesitate to contact Mr Tony Fazio, Manager Special Projects on (02) 9911 3638 or by email.

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Proposed Lane Cove West Courtesy Bus and Levy

Council is proposing to introduce a new express commuter shuttle bus service to and from Lane Cove West Business Park and Chatswood Railway Station. This would be a dedicated service for commuters during peak morning and afternoon periods. 

Several funding options for the proposed new service have been considered, including a direct charge to users of the service. However, the Passenger Transport Act does not permit Council to charge passengers for charter bus services operating on fixed routes and timetables, hence a suggested alternative is to fund the service through a Courtesy Bus Levy.

For a trial period of two (2) years Council proposes to introduce this levy for approximately 50 of the business park’s largest property owners. Should the proposed bus service prove successful from the trial period Council will consider extending the Courtesy Bus Levy to all properties in the business park.

Council is currently in the process of consulting with key stakeholders on the proposed implementation of this levy and intends only to proceed with the proposed levy trial if the majority of rate payers support the funding option.

You can read more about the proposed Courtesy Bus Levy here.  To have your say please make a submission to Council’s Transport Planner by post at Lane Cove Council, PO Box 20, Lane Cove NSW 1595 or via email.

For further information please contact Council's Transport Planner, Tim Sullivan on 9911 3663 or via email.

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LEP - Industrial area & Drainage

Public Exhibition

Wednesday 9 November to Tuesday 20 December 2011

 

Draft Local Environmental Plan 2009 Amendment 1

Planning Proposals

The Draft Amendment may be viewed at the Civic Centre (48 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove - 8.30am-5pm Mondays to Fridays) & Lane Cove Library (Library Walk - opening hours) or Website: http://www.lanecove.nsw.gov.au .

Submissions may be made by 6pm Tuesday 20 December 2011, quoting “Planning Proposal 3/2011 Submission – SU4476” or “Planning Proposal 4/2011 Submission – SU4468” to: The General Manager, Lane Cove Council, 48 Longueville Rd, LANE COVE NSW 2066 or fax: 9911 3600 or email: lccouncil@lanecove.nsw.gov.au .

 

3/2011: Lane Cove West Industrial Area - to increase FSR  to 1.5:1 to support employment growth


4/2011: Drainage reserves - to reclassify a number of these to operational under the Local Government Act for consistency with others across the LGA.

 

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Infrastrucuture Levy: Closing The Gap

Council has been successful with its application to IPART for a permanent Special Rate Variation (Infrastructure Levy).  You can read more about the levy and view Council's full application here .

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Proposed Part Road Closing of Little Lane

Council has received approval from the Land and Property Management Authority Crown Lands (LPMACL) to offically close part of Little Lane to create stratum lots below the existing road formation adjacent to Council's existing grade carpark known as 1-5 Little Street, Lane Cove.

Upon closure it is Council's intention to progress the redevelopment  of the Little Lane Carpark to include public carparking, community facilities, retail/commercial area and residential units. The official closure will not affect the continued public use of the existing constructed road. more...

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Proposed Redevelopment of Little Lane Carpark (1-5 Little Street)

The Little Lane Carpark redevelopment was one of the major projects identified in the Major Projects Strategic Management Plan 2007 - 2016 adopted by Council after extensive community consultation.

For more information about the Proposed Redevelopment...more..

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Indian Myna Eradication Program

Why are Myna Birds a problem? The Common or Indian Myna, identified by its yellow beak and eye patch, and brown body, is an introduced pest bird and their population is spreading rapidly. more