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Public Notice - Murray River Council EXHIBITION OF PLANNING PROPOSAL Planning Proposal Number – PP_2020_MRIVE_001_00 Proposed Activity – Amendment of Wakool Local Environmental Plan 2013 to rezone and reduce minimum lot size in lands located in Tooleybuc NSW 2736 Property: Lot/DP Address Part Lot 62 DP756584 Wood Street, Tooleybuc Lot 7 DP835945 1 Koraleigh Road Tooleybuc Lot 6 DP835945 1 Koraleigh Road Tooleybuc Lot 5 DP835945 Koraleigh Road Tooleybuc Lot 1 DP835945 Koraleigh Road Tooleybuc Lot 2 DP835945 Koraleigh Road Tooleybuc Lot 3 DP835945 Koraleigh Road Tooleybuc Lot 4 DP835945 Koraleigh Road Tooleybuc Applicant – Murray River Council Relevant Planning Authority – Murray River Council ……………………………………………………. Notice is hereby given under Section 3.34(2)(c) and Schedule 1 Clause 4 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 for a Planning Proposal (PP_2020_MRIVE_001_00) to amend the Wakool Local Environmental Plan 2013 to rezone and reduce minimum lot size in lands located in Tooleybuc NSW 2736. The Minister for Planning has issued Murray River Council (Relevant Planning Authority) with plan making delegation in respect to this Planning Proposal under Section 3.36 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979. A copy of the Planning Proposal and other accompanying documents are attached, and can be inspected at Council’s Moulamein Office, 20 Tualka Terrace, Moulamein, during normal office hours, until Monday 10th August 2020 . Council invites written submissions regarding the above Planning Proposal. Any submission is to be made in writing and must quote the planning proposal number (PP_2020_MRIVE_001_00). Please also provide your contact details (phone number, email address and postal address) in order for Council staff to contact you if required. Submissions are to be addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, Murray River Council, 52 Perricoota Road, Moama NSW 2731 or email [email protected] before 4:30pm on Monday 10th August 2020. Please be advised that submissions are not confidential and that either the issues raised in the submission, or the entire submission may be accessed by any member of the public including the applicant. A person who makes a submission may also need to disclose reportable political donations and gifts made to a Councillor or employee of Council, as required by the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979. D BILSKE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER .

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