New tree protection laws are now in place across the ACT
Following a successful series of stakeholder information sessions about the new laws in 2023, we are holding an online stakeholder information session and pop-ups
Following a successful series of stakeholder information sessions about the new laws in 2023, we are holding an online stakeholder information session and pop-ups
The Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate (EPSDD) is pleased to advise registrations are now open to attend a new set of training sessions on the ACT planning system. Training will start on 6 February 2024 and run to May 2024. New training will help you build the practical skills…
Keep the date Public Forum 26 February, 7pm Eastlakes Footballl Club, 3 Oxley St, Griffith What issues would you like to put on the table? Planning,housing, transport, help for young people, the elderly or minority communities? Or something else? Help us to draw up the ISCCC’s platform for the election…
The ISCCC welcomes you to join us at our Annual General Meeting and Public Forum on Tuesday, 14 November, at 7-9pm at the Eastlake Football Club.
he guest speakers are ACT Minister for Health, Rachel Stephen-Smith MLA, who will provide information and answer questions about the proposed walk-in health centre in Griffith; and Opposition Leader Elizabeth Lee, who will talk about upgrading of suburban infrastructure.
Kingston & Barton Residents Gp and The Book Cow will be hosting Floriade in Green Square
Join the ISCCC at our next public forum on Tuesday, 10 October to find out how the new planning system may affect you. We will identify some of the main changes, including how the new system will work for the case studies below: Brief overview of planning system changes, and…
Oaks Estate Floriade Festival – Saturday 7 October 2023. Click for details
As we see the wattles and other trees blooming, we issue our last newsletter for winter 2023.
The ISCCC has drafted the attached recommendations in response to the ACT Government’s draft Territory Plan and District Strategy, which will have far-ranging impacts on the inner south and Canberra in the years to come. The ACT Treasury has just released its latest population projections, which indicate that the population…
The ACT Government has now provided high resolution maps, at the ISCCC’s request, so that Inner South residents can have a clearer idea of potential implications of the Government’s draft new Inner South District Strategy.
Click to open Figure 31 highlights (in yellow) Future Investigation Areas
Click to open Figure 36 highlights (in yellow, pink and red) Urban Character Types