At the NRDCAA community meeting held on 21/11/11 Mathew Owens, Director of City Planning from Hawkesbury City Council attended.
A number of concerns were raised for which the committee has written to Hawkesbury City Council for investigation.
Firstly, one to do with inadequate drainage, secondly, who polices the North Richmond Joint Venture (NRJV) development site “Yobarnie”, particularly in regards to excessive and contaminated run-off into dams, private property and Redbank Creek and thirdly, the possible existence of a private cemetery still existing within the development site. Read more.....
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Friday, November 11, 2011
21 November, 2011 Meeting
November Meeting
Monday 21/11/2011
North Richmond Community Centre
7.00pm..
Matthew Owens, Director of City Planning Hawkesbury has kindly agreed to give his time and will be giving a presentation on the new “Gateway” process that is being used now in the approval for rezoning of land. The remainder of the development at 108 Grose Vale Road will come under this new process so it is imperative that we understand it so that we can make informed submissions/comments on the development.
Please come along and bring your family and friends too, we must continue to show public interest and concern or your opinions will continue to be discounted by the Liberal Party caucus on Hawkesbury City Council.
A petition has been organized – it can be signed at the meeting or if your prefer you can do it on-line http://nrdcaa.blogspot.com/ or just “google” nrdcaa . Copies will be available for you to take and circulate and don’t forget your email address book- lots of contacts there BUT you can’t sign more than once!! Either on-line or hard copy.
This will be the last meeting for 2011. There will be a raffle as usual and a cuppa- with biscuits too if you would like!!
Your committee looks forward to seeing you there.
Colleen Turnbull
Secretary NRDCAA
Monday 21/11/2011
North Richmond Community Centre
7.00pm..
Matthew Owens, Director of City Planning Hawkesbury has kindly agreed to give his time and will be giving a presentation on the new “Gateway” process that is being used now in the approval for rezoning of land. The remainder of the development at 108 Grose Vale Road will come under this new process so it is imperative that we understand it so that we can make informed submissions/comments on the development.
Please come along and bring your family and friends too, we must continue to show public interest and concern or your opinions will continue to be discounted by the Liberal Party caucus on Hawkesbury City Council.
A petition has been organized – it can be signed at the meeting or if your prefer you can do it on-line http://nrdcaa.blogspot.com/ or just “google” nrdcaa . Copies will be available for you to take and circulate and don’t forget your email address book- lots of contacts there BUT you can’t sign more than once!! Either on-line or hard copy.
This will be the last meeting for 2011. There will be a raffle as usual and a cuppa- with biscuits too if you would like!!
Your committee looks forward to seeing you there.
Colleen Turnbull
Secretary NRDCAA
Thursday, August 11, 2011
15 August, 2011 Agenda
Agenda for monthly meeting NRDCAA
15 August 2011
North Richmond Community Centre
Opening 7.00pm
Apologies
Minutes
Matters arising
Correspondence
In
Out
Reports
Mayoral Minute v Hawkesbury Residential Land Strategy and ongoing development without adequate infrastructure
Financial
Council Elections September 2012
Hens 25 July Windsor Library
Other
General Business
Close 8.45 pm
15 August 2011
North Richmond Community Centre
Opening 7.00pm
Apologies
Minutes
Matters arising
Correspondence
In
Out
Reports
Mayoral Minute v Hawkesbury Residential Land Strategy and ongoing development without adequate infrastructure
Financial
Council Elections September 2012
Hens 25 July Windsor Library
Other
General Business
Close 8.45 pm
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Public Meeting 21 February, 2011
The committee of NRDCAA has invited Mr Allan Shearan State MP for Londonderry to address it's meeting this Monday 21st of February in the North Richmond Community Centre at 7.00pm.You and your friends are invited to attend. Mr Shearon address will follow the election of office bearers for the next twelve months. The meeting will conclude no later than 8.45 pm.
Mr Shearan has been asked to report on his achievement,take questions and inform us how he can support our endeavors for the next four years in the seat of Londonderry.
Unfortunately for the NRDCAA, President Dave Perry has resigned.
If you require further information my contact number is 45722349.
Mr Shearan has been asked to report on his achievement,take questions and inform us how he can support our endeavors for the next four years in the seat of Londonderry.
Unfortunately for the NRDCAA, President Dave Perry has resigned.
If you require further information my contact number is 45722349.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Public Meeting 17 January, 2011
The NRDCAA have Councillors Bassett and Rasmussen presenting on Monday the 17th at the North Richmond Community Centre William Street North Richmond at 7.00pm.
There are a number of issues including lack of infrastructure this side of the river, traffic congestion and the draft Hawkesbury Residential Land Strategy. You may have issues yourself you wish to put to either Councillor.
Please distribute as far as possible to ensure the Community voice is heard.
NRDCAA wants to maintain "unity" in "community"
There are a number of issues including lack of infrastructure this side of the river, traffic congestion and the draft Hawkesbury Residential Land Strategy. You may have issues yourself you wish to put to either Councillor.
Please distribute as far as possible to ensure the Community voice is heard.
NRDCAA wants to maintain "unity" in "community"
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Notes from meeting held on 15 November, 2010
A summary note from the meeting attended by Councillors Conolly and Calvert.
Date 15th November 2010.
Location North Richmond Community Centre.
President Dave Perry introduced the Councillors.
RTA personnel advised the meeting of their willingness to present to the Community at a future date.
The Councillors presented their views of the Hawkesbury Residential Land Strategy (HRLS), Bells line of Road (BLoR), and Traffic congestion in and around North Richmond. They then answered a number of questions and comments from the attendees including:
Lack of infrastructure now, including water sewage roads and transport;
The need for appropriate funding to build and maintain infrastructure;
The continuing need for in depth consultation;
Identification and protection of Agricultural and Rural land including an Agricultural and Rural plan;
Should there be more support for farmers who rely solely on their products to earn a living within our Community?;
Lack of details with regards to Vineyards future growth opportunities in the HRLP;
Continuing over development within the North Richmond precinct particular high density housing, despite the Mayoral minute;
Excessive traffic congestion because of over development without appropriate infrastructure particularly roads and public transport;
There is extreme traffic and pedestrian congestion in and around North Richmond shopping centre, school and roads in that area. Councillors will follow up progress of report being prepared by Council Officers;
Target of 5000 dwellings North West Subregional strategy—the HRLS has 5000-- 6000 dwellings within HCLGA over the period 2006—2031 Why the difference?;
Need accurate details of D/A’s for dwellings since 2006. On going updates should be provided to the Community;
Concerns expressed with regard to identification of corridor by the RTA for an alternative to BLoR;
The meeting was advised of Council’s opposition to BLoR.
What was the Council’s submission to RTA with regards to vehicles turning right into Terrace Road off BLoR?
In closing the meeting the President thanked both Councillors for their attendance and requested both Councillors to push within Council that a Community Consultative Group be invited to have in depth consultation with Council with regards to HRLS as soon as possible and advise NRDCAA and other groups of their endeavours. Both Councillors supported the concept. Councillor Calvert was very strong in his response. Councillor Conolly was not as strong, although supportive of the proposal.
Meeting closed at 8.50pm.
Date 15th November 2010.
Location North Richmond Community Centre.
President Dave Perry introduced the Councillors.
RTA personnel advised the meeting of their willingness to present to the Community at a future date.
The Councillors presented their views of the Hawkesbury Residential Land Strategy (HRLS), Bells line of Road (BLoR), and Traffic congestion in and around North Richmond. They then answered a number of questions and comments from the attendees including:
Lack of infrastructure now, including water sewage roads and transport;
The need for appropriate funding to build and maintain infrastructure;
The continuing need for in depth consultation;
Identification and protection of Agricultural and Rural land including an Agricultural and Rural plan;
Should there be more support for farmers who rely solely on their products to earn a living within our Community?;
Lack of details with regards to Vineyards future growth opportunities in the HRLP;
Continuing over development within the North Richmond precinct particular high density housing, despite the Mayoral minute;
Excessive traffic congestion because of over development without appropriate infrastructure particularly roads and public transport;
There is extreme traffic and pedestrian congestion in and around North Richmond shopping centre, school and roads in that area. Councillors will follow up progress of report being prepared by Council Officers;
Target of 5000 dwellings North West Subregional strategy—the HRLS has 5000-- 6000 dwellings within HCLGA over the period 2006—2031 Why the difference?;
Need accurate details of D/A’s for dwellings since 2006. On going updates should be provided to the Community;
Concerns expressed with regard to identification of corridor by the RTA for an alternative to BLoR;
The meeting was advised of Council’s opposition to BLoR.
What was the Council’s submission to RTA with regards to vehicles turning right into Terrace Road off BLoR?
In closing the meeting the President thanked both Councillors for their attendance and requested both Councillors to push within Council that a Community Consultative Group be invited to have in depth consultation with Council with regards to HRLS as soon as possible and advise NRDCAA and other groups of their endeavours. Both Councillors supported the concept. Councillor Calvert was very strong in his response. Councillor Conolly was not as strong, although supportive of the proposal.
Meeting closed at 8.50pm.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Meet the Candidates
The NRDCAA is hosting a "meet the candidate" meeting on Thursday 17th of June at the North Richmond Community Centre at 7.30pm.
All the candidates have indicated they will participate except Nathan Zamprogno who has declined to present.
Would you kindly circulate the informatiom and encourage participation.
This is an opportunity for the community to test the credentials of Janice Hart, Danielle Wheeler, Tony Pettitt and Kim Ford.
All the candidates have indicated they will participate except Nathan Zamprogno who has declined to present.
Would you kindly circulate the informatiom and encourage participation.
This is an opportunity for the community to test the credentials of Janice Hart, Danielle Wheeler, Tony Pettitt and Kim Ford.
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