Over 300 inner south residents have responded to the ISCCC survey so far, but if you have not, ensure that your voice is heard by completing the survey at:
Three presentations were made at the ISCCC Public Forum on 12 November 2019 before the AGM. Click to view these presentation.
The ACT Legislative Assembly Standing Committee on Economic Development and Tourism has released the report of its Inquiry into the Building and Construction Legislation Amendment Bill 2019.
If you haven’t had your say yet, it would be great if you could complete the ISCCC survey at https://surveymonkey.com/r/ISCCC2019
The ISCCC has organised for this newsletter to be delivered to households throughout the inner south by the end of this week, and so keep your eye out for it. In particular, the newsletter aims to: Encourage inner south residents to complete the ISCCC’s online survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ISCCC2019 Invite inner
The ISCCC has written to Ministers seeking consideration and action by Ministers to ensure a high quality development emerges in the precinct that respects its significant heritage values, is loved and used by the arts and broader community and businesses, and becomes sustainable economically, socially and environmentally.
Inner south residents attending the ISCCC’s public forum on 8 October 2019 asked quite a few questions in response to presentations from the National Capital Authority CEO Sally Barnes, Climate Change Minister Shane Rattenbury, and ANU Forestry Professor Peter Kanowski about climate change, urban forest and other living infrastructure issues.
Join us for the next ISCCC Public Forum and Annual General Meeting! The ISCCC will report on the initial results from our Online Survey, and provide an update on next steps in the community engagement on comprehensive changes to the planning system. The Public Forum will be followed by the
Congratulations to Inner South groups awarded heritage grants
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