The ISCCC takes on matters on behalf of its Member Groups that impact on the inner south Canberra area.
from Canberra Times 1 December 2012 Two of the 13 speed bumps or ”speed cushions” will be removed from Flinders Way in Griffith after a review found they were not effective in reducing speed. The modifications – which also include reducing others in size to improve bicycle safety – are…
From Canberra Times 4 December 2012 Federal Environment Minister Tony Burke says developers on land of national significance who do not refer their projects for Commonwealth environmental scrutiny risk serious penalties.
The ISCCC provided preliminary comments in a submission to the National Capital Authority on 28 October 2011, in response to its call for comments on the Review of the National Capital Open Space System (NCOSS). The ISCCC requested that they are kept informed of further opportunities for consultation.
The ISCCC provided a submission to the ACT Government on 2 March 2012, in response to the call for comments on the ‘Weathering the Change’ Draft Action Plan 2. In its extensive and detailed submission, the ISCCC states that it supports actions that will lead to the community being better…
The ISCCC provided a submission to the ACT Government on 13 November 2011, regarding the draft ‘Transport For Canberra’ policy which supported in general terms the directions identified in the draft policy.
This Inner South Canberra Community Council (ISCCC) Strategic Plan outlines how we hope to achieve our vision and mission for the Inner South. It will create a focus for consultation with Inner South Canberra residents and other stakeholders, and will form the basis for interaction with the ACT and Commonwealth…
The ACT Planning and Land Authority is seeking community comment on its review of planning and development policies for Canberra’s commercial zones.
The new ACT Government must move quickly to implement key promises made during the Assembly elections, according to the Inner South Canberra Community Council (ISCCC).
From Canberra Times article: Locals have warned they still hold serious concerns about the Brumbies’ plans for a $30 million, three-storey apartment complex at its Griffith headquarters.
griffith shop owners are concerned the overflow of parking from a development opposite the shops could spell the death of the centre. ISCCC Article from City Chronicle – July 2012
