The ISCCC supports the government’s policy of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions. To be successful we must have strong government leadership and are recommending a series of actions that should be taken towards achieving the Zero Emissions goal. Read the ISCCC submission.
Submission on the ACT’s Climate Strategy to a Net Zero Emissions Territory
Welcome to the ISCCC’s new e-newsletter!
In this edition, we’ll provide some highlights from our public forum in February, a recap on the news from the Inner South, and mark some upcoming events
ISCCC Energy Forum – 10 Apr 18
These issues affect us all, come and participate in our public forum to question those who supply our power; those who send us the quarterly bills and those who plan for the future.
ISCCC Submission in Response to Housing Choices Discussion Paper
The ISCCC has developed some guiding principles for consideration of the Housing Choices Discussion Paper and produced a series of recommendations responding to the proposals and questions outlined in that Paper.
Narrabundah Community Festival 2018 Saturday 17th March 2018
Old Narrabundah Community Council Inc PRESENTS Narrabundah Community Festival 2018 – Stalls, Meet your local members, community services and more
Public feedback on Housing Choices and Pathways to Reducing Canberra’s Emissions
The ISCCC hosted a public forum with Planning Minister Mick Gentleman and Climate Change Minister Shane Rattenbury on 13 February 2018 to learn more about the ACT Government’s Housing Choices and Zero Net Emissions Strategy discussion papers.
Details Of Public Forum Tuesday 13th February 2018
Topics include: Planning and Sustainability Ministers seek community views on how to improve housing choices and at the same time put the ACT on a path to zero net emissions by 2045. The ACT Minister for Planning and Land Management, Mick Gentleman MLA, will speak about the Housing Choices Discussion Paper and The ACT Minister for Climate Change and Sustainability, Shane Rattenbury MLA, will speak about the ACT’s Climate Strategy to a Net Zero Emissions Territory Discussion Paper
Fyshwick Materials Recovery Facility – EIS Scoping Document
The ACT Government has released a Scoping Document in relation to the Fyshwick Materials Recovery Facility. It specifies the matters that the proponents of the Facility (who say that the Facility does not include a waste incineration component at this stage), will need to address in their Environmental Impact Statement. The Scoping Document refers to Click for full article
ACT Government fails the pub test again with ‘call-in’ powers
The ACT Government has failed the pub test again with Minister Gentleman using call-in powers to fast track the media and broadcast centre for Manuka Oval. This is the second time the ACT Government has used call-in powers for Manuka Oval and it is setting an undesirable precedent for future development in the Manuka Precinct.
Narrabundah – Public Meeting 13 Dec 17
Meeting starts at 7pm, Harmonie German Club on Inners Outh Waste Transfer Station and the Rapid Bus Service
Modification of Fyshwick Waste Processing Facility
ISCCC seeks the Chief Minsiter’s assurance that members of the public be offered a genuine opportunity to examine the proposal by requiring that the public consultation period be extended to 60 working days for any revised scoping documents for this project.
ISCCC submission on DA 201731693 Manuka Oval Media Centre
ISCCC lodges a submission outlining why the DA is non-compliant with planning legislation/regulations and other requirements
