The community of North Richmond and surrounding areas of the Hawkesbury are concerned about new developments west of river without addressing the inadequate infrastructure FIRST.
Aged Care Facility + 197 over 55’s approved – no significant infrastructure upgrades
1,399 dwellings proposed for North Richmond – infrastructure upgrade proposed after the 459th dwelling
580 dwellings proposed for Glossodia
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Keyline Hertiage Bid - Gazette 27 May, 2009
Much of a North Richmond community group's hopes for shaping a development on Grose Vale Road now rest on a decision to be made by the Hertiage Council of NSW next week. Read more...
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Monday, May 25, 2009
15 June, 2009 Meeting
15th June 2009 at 7.00p.m
North Richmond Community Centre
33 William Street
North Richmond NSW 2754
At this meeting a Special Resolution will be put to members.
The motion is:-
That this Association rescinds the current constitution and
adopts the Model Rules of the Office of Fair Trading as
Revised 2007.
Proposed. Dave Perry
Seconded. Margaret Smith
The Office of Fair Trading is part of the Department of Commerce. The model rules can be viewed at:-
Office of Fair Trading
We hope to have a guest speaker for the subsequent general meeting who will be able to answer questions about development in the area.
North Richmond Community Centre
33 William Street
North Richmond NSW 2754
At this meeting a Special Resolution will be put to members.
The motion is:-
That this Association rescinds the current constitution and
adopts the Model Rules of the Office of Fair Trading as
Revised 2007.
Proposed. Dave Perry
Seconded. Margaret Smith
The Office of Fair Trading is part of the Department of Commerce. The model rules can be viewed at:-
Office of Fair Trading
We hope to have a guest speaker for the subsequent general meeting who will be able to answer questions about development in the area.
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Friday, April 10, 2009
Member Meetings
North Richmond and District Community Action Association
Member Meetings
Monday 20th April 7.00p.m.
Peels Dairy Development as well as Long Range Strategic Plan
North Richmond Community Centre
33 William St, North Richmond
Future meetings will be on the 3rd Monday of each month at the North Richmond Community Centre at 7.00 p.m. i.e. 20th April, 18th May, 15th June etc.
Member Meetings
Monday 20th April 7.00p.m.
Peels Dairy Development as well as Long Range Strategic Plan
North Richmond Community Centre
33 William St, North Richmond
Future meetings will be on the 3rd Monday of each month at the North Richmond Community Centre at 7.00 p.m. i.e. 20th April, 18th May, 15th June etc.
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Meetings
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Alternative Solution
A local resident has come up with a brilliant idea to restore the Keyline Dam site but still have the development go ahead. Click here for further details.
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Letters
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Draft Community Strategic Plan
At the Council meeting of 31st March, 2009, Item 56 relates to the Draft Community Strategic Plan which is a plan prepared by the council to shape the future of the Hawkesbury area in the next 30 years. As we have been drawn together by our concerns over a proposed development which would impact detrimentally on our level of services and infrastructure plus alter the rural amenity of the North Richmond area, it is very important that we use this opportunity to tell the Council what levels and styles of development are sustainable and acceptable and to outline a vision for the future of our beautiful area.
Click here for the Item from the Business Paper - if the motion is passed at the meeting, it will be placed on public exhibition for a period of time in which time the public can comment in a variety of ways which will be included on the document itself. It is most important that people use this opportunity as this plan looks well into the future and it is the right of each and every one of us to have an opinion considered in the making of it.
This document can be commented on NOW and also in the future when it goes on public exhibition - Councillor email addresses are listed under 'Write to our Councillors' section of this blog if you want to send a message to the Council about what you want our area to be like in 5, 10, 15, 30 years time - do we want to retain the rural character? Do we want urban expansion? Do we need better public transport? Do we need to protect the vulnerable waterways and flora and fauna of the region? Do we want maximum community involvement in decisions being made about what happens where we live? These are just some concerns and issues which need to be considered.
If we want to shape our future then we need to let the Council know that we care about the directions and decisions being made on our behalf and therefore we need to contribute to the criteria which will be considered when applications for developments arise and when decisions are taken on what types of services and infrastructure are required.
So, please take the time to read the document which is attached and encourage your friends, neighbours and work colleagues to do the same. Write to councillors and tell them what we want and dont want, what we need and dont need! They are elected to represent us, not to implement their own personal idea of what the area will be like, so we need to make our voices and ideas heard.
At the next meeting of NRDCAA we will also hold discussions about preparing an group response to submit about this, but as many individuals should also try and let council know we are wanting to involve ourselves in our future - so please write if you can.
Click here for the Item from the Business Paper - if the motion is passed at the meeting, it will be placed on public exhibition for a period of time in which time the public can comment in a variety of ways which will be included on the document itself. It is most important that people use this opportunity as this plan looks well into the future and it is the right of each and every one of us to have an opinion considered in the making of it.
This document can be commented on NOW and also in the future when it goes on public exhibition - Councillor email addresses are listed under 'Write to our Councillors' section of this blog if you want to send a message to the Council about what you want our area to be like in 5, 10, 15, 30 years time - do we want to retain the rural character? Do we want urban expansion? Do we need better public transport? Do we need to protect the vulnerable waterways and flora and fauna of the region? Do we want maximum community involvement in decisions being made about what happens where we live? These are just some concerns and issues which need to be considered.
If we want to shape our future then we need to let the Council know that we care about the directions and decisions being made on our behalf and therefore we need to contribute to the criteria which will be considered when applications for developments arise and when decisions are taken on what types of services and infrastructure are required.
So, please take the time to read the document which is attached and encourage your friends, neighbours and work colleagues to do the same. Write to councillors and tell them what we want and dont want, what we need and dont need! They are elected to represent us, not to implement their own personal idea of what the area will be like, so we need to make our voices and ideas heard.
At the next meeting of NRDCAA we will also hold discussions about preparing an group response to submit about this, but as many individuals should also try and let council know we are wanting to involve ourselves in our future - so please write if you can.
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Community Strategic Plan
Saturday, March 28, 2009
Council Meeting 6 April, 2009
The special Council meeting to discuss the development on 6 April, 2009 has been cancelled. When a new date is available we will post it to this site.
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Meetings
Wrtie to Hawkesbury City Councillors
If you have signed the petition regarding this development, that's great and thank you.
Better still, put your concerns in writing to ensure the Councillors are well informed. We elected the Councillors to represent us and they need to know the communities concerns. Below is a list of all the Councillors email addresses so you can email them all.
Click here to email all the Councillors
If you would like us to publish your letters on this blog please send them to Larna Ezzy
Better still, put your concerns in writing to ensure the Councillors are well informed. We elected the Councillors to represent us and they need to know the communities concerns. Below is a list of all the Councillors email addresses so you can email them all.
Click here to email all the Councillors
If you would like us to publish your letters on this blog please send them to Larna Ezzy
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