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October 6.Qxd (Page 1) UpperUpper LachlanLachlan ShireShire CouncilCouncil THETHE SHSHIRIREE OFOF VIVILLLLAGAGESES Thursday, 10 March 2016 Notice of Public Exhibition February Planning Determinations Easter closures of Planning Proposal The determinations issued from 1 February 2016 to Upper Lachlan Shire Council’s offices will be closed on Good Friday (25 March) and Easter Monday (28 Proposed rezoning of Part Lot 2, 29 February 2016 are summarised in the following March). DP 1198749 Gunning table: The waste management centre at Crookwell will be In accordance with the Environmental Planning and DA No. Proposal Property closed on Good Friday, but the Shire’s centres will Assessment Act 1979 and the Environmental Planning operate as usual over the Easter weekend. and Assessment Regulation 2000, Upper Lachlan Shire 342/2006 Lot 17, DP 750014 – 2060 Subdivision Crookwell and Gunning Libraries will be closed from Council, the relevant planning authority (RPA), gives Modification Brayton Rd, Big Hill public notice of the exhibition of a Planning Proposal Friday 25 March - Monday 28 March inclusive, re- Animal opening on Tuesday 29 March. relating to the rezoning of land and amendment of the lot 81/2012 sanctuary/ Lot 2, DP 857825 – 257 size map of Upper Lachlan Local Environmental Plan Modification holiday Bannaby Rd, Taralga 2010 (LEP 2010). cabins The objective of the Planning Proposal is to amend the 93/2014 Lot 2, DP 1198749 – Cullerin Subdivision Land Zone and Lot Size Maps of LEP 2010 to allow for Modification Rd, Gunning development of certain land in Gunning. 123/2014 Alterations/ Lot 43 DP 753038 – 778 Sylvia The Planning Proposal is for the rezoning of Part Lot 2, Modification additions Vale Rd, Binda DP 1198749 to RU4 Primary Production Small Lots zone Change of Lot 1, DP 715931 – 34 Orchard and to amend the Lot Size Map to 10 hectares. The land 76/2015 use St, Taralga is located on Grabben Gullen Rd/Cullerin Rd, Gunning. Lot 169 DP 753012 – Edward St, The exhibition documents will be on display from 78/2015 Subdivision Binda Monday 7 March to Wednesday 6 April 2016: Alterations/ Lot 41, DP 1159084 – 6 Bond St, Crookwell – Council's Environment and Planning 106/2015 additions Gunning Department, 44 Spring St between 9am-4pm Monday to Friday. Alterations/ Lots 2 and 3, DP 743172 – 107/2015 Gunning – Council Administration Office, 123 Yass St, additions Cullerin Rd, Gunning Gunning between 9am-4.30pm Monday to Friday. Lot 4, DP 1159141 – 1160 110/2015 Subdivision Taralga – Post Office/Community Centre, 29 Orchard St Greenmantle Rd, Bigga between 9am-5pm Monday to Friday. Lot 2, DP 1071107 – 209 Cullen 114/2015 Dwelling Council’s website: www.upperlachlan.nsw.gov.au/ St, Crookwell All interested persons are invited to inspect the exhibi- Garage/ Lot 405, DP 754115 – Grabben 123/2015 tion documents and make written submissions to shed Gullen Rd, Crookwell Council by 4pm Wednesday 6 April 2016. If an objection Transport- is made, the grounds of objection must be specified in Lot 5, DP 658778 – 124/2015 able the submission. Grovenor St, Gunning dwelling Address submissions to: General Manager Dwelling Lot 2, DP 1189076 – 52 126/2015 Upper Lachlan Shire Council and shed Reservoir Rd, Crookwell PO Box 42 Lot 103, DP 754139 – via Garage/ Gunning NSW 2581 131/2015 Blakney Creek North Rd, shed or Gunning [email protected] Lot 4, DP 1089216 – 600 Julong Upper Lachlan Tourist Association 132/2015 Dwelling The Minister for Planning has delegated the making of Rd, Binda The Upper Lachlan Tourist Association is a Section this plan to the RPA, Upper Lachlan Shire Council. Lot 3, Section 8, DP 758335 – 355 Committee of Upper Lachlan Shire Council that 133/2015 Dwelling Enquiries: Jacqueline Impey in Council’s Environment 11 Jobson St, Dalton is delegated to promote and develop the tourism sec- and Planning department on 4830 1000. Subdivision tor within the Shire. The Committee meets through- four Lots 75, 76, 81 and 126, DP out the year to develop and review strategies and to 1/2016 Request for Quotation agricultural 753055 Cuddyong Rd Binda inform the work of Council's Tourism staff. For the Re-use and Recycling of lots Interested residents of the Upper Lachlan Shire are Stockpiled Vegetation and Bridge Timber. Relocation Lot 2, DP 270945 – 30A Cowper requested to apply in writing outlining their skills and 5/2016 Quotations will be received up until 4pm Thursday 31 of dwelling St, Crookwell experience relating to the visitor economy and the March 2016 for the above within the Upper Lachlan Lot 7, DP 1205245 – 77 off contribution they would expect to make to the Shire Council area. 9/2016 Dwelling Breadalbane Rd, Breadalbane Committee. Submissions may be lodged via the Tenderlink portal For information contact Andrew Warren on 4832 Lot 21, DP 1152340 – 61 Kialla www.tenderlink.com/upperlachlan; posted to PO Box 10/2016 Decks 1988 or [email protected] Road, Crookwell 42 Gunning 2581 or delivered to Council’s Gunning All expressions of interest must be received by Administration Centre ‘Tender Box’, 123 Yass Street, Garage/ Lot 1, DP 1041269 – 3680 Friday, 18 March 2016 and sent to:- Gunning, NSW 2581. 11/2016 shed Goulburn Road, Pejar Andrew Warren Tender documents are available through Tenderlink or Upper Lachlan Shire Council Garage/ Lot 6 Sec 10 DP 758263 – 12 from Donna Cramp on 4830 1048 or email 17/2016 PO Box 303 shed George St, Collector [email protected] Crookwell NSW 2583 All notices are authorised by JK Bell, General Manager. Please send all correspondence to the General Manager, PO Box 42, Gunning NSW 2581 Next Council Meeting will be held at Crookwell on Thursday, 17 March 2016 at 9am www.upperlachlan.nsw.gov.au or find us on Facebook Emergency after hours contact numbers: Crookwell / Bigga / Binda / Tuena / Grabben Gullen / Laggan / Taralga and Big Hill areas: roads, bridges and rubbish tips, water and sewer: 0429 786 659. Gunning / Dalton / Breadalbane / Collector / Jerrawa areas: roads, bridges and rubbish tips, water and sewer: 0427 454 206. Crookwell offices, 44 Spring St, Crookwell, Gunning offices, 123 Yass St, Gunning, Taralga Community Service Centre, 29 Orchard PO Box 42 Gunning NSW 2581 PO Box 42 Gunning NSW 2581 St, Taralga NSW 2580 Ph: (02) 4830 1000 Fax: (02) 4832 2066 Ph: (02) 4845 4100 Fax: (02) 4845 1426 Ph: (02) 4840 2099 Fax: (02) 4840 2296 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected].
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