The past month has been another extremely busy one for the Inner South Canberra Community Council. We remain concerned about the quality of building certification processes in Canberra and the process for approval of exempt developments. We continue to pursue our concerns with ACT Government and will let you know…
The Minister for the Environment and Sustainable Development Directorate, Simon Corbell MLA, is inviting the community to have their say on the ACT: Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD) Review which will include a detailed review on the regulations impacting on water-related development decisions including the Waterways: Water Sensitive Urban Design…
from Canberra Chronicle 23 July 2013 Work has begun on the next phase of the redevelopment of Manuka Oval, starting with the replacement of the playing surface. More…
from Chronicle 4 June 2013 The National Capital Authority has begun installing a new crossing point at Bowen Place to allow for the construction of a permanent underpass next year. More…
from Chronicle 4 June 2013 Environmental control measures are being implemented to reduce health risks from asbestos contaminated material found on part of the Kingston Foreshore Island. More…
From Chronicle 21 May 2013 Plans to redevelop a former service station site have Narrabundah residents concerned about the loss of commercial opportunities. More…
From the ABC 21 May 2013 Residents, planners and engineers are calling for changes to ACT laws that allow developments which defy planning regulations.
The Australian Government announced, as part of the 2013-14 Budget, that pay parking will be introduced on National Land in Parkes, Barton, Russell and Acton. Pay parking in these areas will commence on 1 July 2014 to assist with ongoing parking management on National Land.
From ABC News 5 April 2013 The ACT Government has approved a controversial proposal by the Brumbies Super Rugby club for a 131 housing unit project on the site of the training headquarters.
From Canberra Times 6 April 2013 Brumbies chief executive Andrew Fagan can be well pleased with Simon Corbell’s decision to use his ministerial call-in powers to approve a development application by the club to build a large apartment complex in Griffith. Final approval for the DA had been more or…
from Canberra Times 5 April 2013 A residents group says it is a disgrace that Sustainable Development Minister Simon Corbell has used his call-in power to approve the Brumbies’ controversial 131-unit development at Griffith.
