Proposal: COMMUNITY FACILITY – ADDITIONS & ALTERATIONS -MORSHEAD NURSING HOME. Proposed creation of new resident amenities; installation of new and replacement porte cocheres; new windows;external courtyards; landscaping; new car parking space; installation of signage; memorial wall. Period for representations closes: 16/05/2014 Click here to view the plans
Proposal: COMMERCIAL – ALTERATIONS. Proposed works include; relocation of existing waste enclosure; removal of existing steel bollards; construction of new boundary fence and masonary wall; replacement roof signage; addition of new wall signage, concrete ramp and landing. Period for representations closes: 19/05/2014 Click here to view the plans
This Bill proposes major changes to the process for Territory Plan variations. It was presented to the Legislative Assembly on 20 March and referred it to the Standing Committee on Planning, Environment and Territory and Municipal Services on 8 April. The Committee has invited public submissions, with a closing date of 22 April.
The next meeting of the North Canberra Community Council is at 7.30pm at ACT Sports House, 100 Maitland Street, Hackett on 16 April 2014. GUEST PRESENTATION/S Dickson Woolworth’s car park (Block 21 Section 30 Dickson) Coles supermarket, speciality retail and residential development. – Rebecca Stockley of Knight Frank. Capital Metro: Emma Thomas (Project Director) and Ben Smith (Director, Communications and Stakeholder Engagement). Shane Rattenbury: Planning and Development (Project Facilitation) Amendment Bill 2014.
Proposal: SINGLE RESIDENTIAL-SECONDARY RESIDENCE. Proposed conversion of a secondary residence from an existing studio room with addition of a kitchen and parking space. Period for representations closes: 08/05/2014 Click here to view the plans
ACT Minister for Territory and Municipal Services and Greens environment spokesman Shane Rattenbury will discuss controversial changes that have been proposed for the Planning and Development Act, at the North Canberra Community Council meeting on 16 April.
RETAILERS in Braddon’s trendy Lonsdale Street may be in for some relief from parking woes soon, with the ACT government negotiating with developers to free up spaces for customers to park. Canberra Business Council chief Chris Faulks said the area’s booming popularity and construction works had put such a squeeze on car parking that the government needed to step in.
Proposal: Proposed amendments to DA 201424861 still under consideration – Revised GFA and front elevation incorporating improved articulation. Period for representations closes: 05/05/2014 Click here to view the plans
Proposal: Proposed amendments to DA approval – Amendments include alterations to the external and internal of development. Refer to the application for details. Period for representations closes: 05/05/2014 Click here to view the plans
