All notices are authorised by Gary Woodman, Acting General Manager.Please send all correspondence to the Acting General Manager, PO Box 42, Gunning NSW 2581
The next Council Meeting will be held at the Council Chambers Crookwell on Thursday, 19 July 2018 from 6.00pmwww.upperlachlan.nsw.gov.au or find us on Facebook
Crookwell offices, 44 Spring St, Crookwell,PO Box 42 Gunning NSW 2581Ph: (02) 4830 1000 Fax: (02) 4832 2066Email: [email protected]
Gunning offices, 123 Yass St, Gunning,PO Box 42 Gunning NSW 2581Ph: (02) 4845 4100 Fax: (02) 4845 1426 Email: [email protected]
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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.
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Draft Biala Windfarm VoluntaryPlanning Agreement
Upper Lachlan Shire Council is seeking feedback onthe Draft Biala Windfarm Voluntary Planning Agreementbetween Council and Beijing Jingneng Clean EnergyCorporation Limited (Beijing Jingneng Clean EnergyCorporation Limited is the owner of the project.Newtricity Developments Biala Pty Ltd is a subsidiarycompany).The Draft Voluntary Planning Agreement sets out theWindfarm’s monetary contributions and obligations,including the terms of a community enhancement fund.Copies of the Plan are available to view on Council’swebsite (www.upperlachlan.nsw.gov.au/council/other-public-documents), Council’s Offices in Crookwell andGunning and at both Crookwell and Gunning libraries.Submissions should be made via post to: ActingGeneral Manager Gary Woodman, PO Box 42,Gunning NSW 2581 or email:[email protected] by Tuesday, 31 July2018.For more information about the Draft Biala WindfarmVoluntary Planning Agreement between BeijingJingneng Clean Energy Corporation Limited and UpperLachlan Shire Council, please contact Council’s ActingGeneral Manager Gary Woodman on 4830 1000.
Determinations Issued Between1 and 30 June 2018
Safe Disposal of Asbestos
What’s On at Crookwell LibraryMake Your Own Bookmark
Design and decorate yourown bookmark at theCrookwell Library craft tablethese school holidays.When: From 2.00pm-3.00pmeach day of the holidaysCost: Gold coin donationAges: 5 and up
Lego ClubLego Club will commenceafter the July school holidays. It is a mix of guidedthemes and free play sessions to encourage design,creativity and sharing.When: Thursday afternoons from 3.30pm-4.30pm during school terms 3 and 4.Cost: Free Ages: 5 and upEnquiries: Crookwell Library on 4832 1048.
Draft Public Gate and Bypass(Grid) Policy
The community is encouraged to have their say onCouncil’s Draft Public Gate and Bypass (Grid) Policy.Public gates and bypasses (cattle grids) have existedon the Shire’s roads for many years without formalapproval. The Draft Policy seeks to both formalise theapproval of these structures and inform public gate andby-pass owners of their obligations and responsibilitiesunder the Roads Act 1993 and the Roads (General)Regulation 2008.Under the provisions of the Roads Act and the Roads(General) Regulation the occupier of the land benefitingfrom the gate and bypass is responsible for the maintenance of the structures, the road 20 metreseither side of the gate and associated signposting.Also, public gates and bypasses cannot be erectedwithout the issue of a Permit by Council.Under the Draft Policy, all landowners who have a public road passing through their property with stockgrids installed either on the boundary of the property orwithin the property will be required to bring the structureto a safe standard. Council will write to the owners totake action where a safety concern is identified. Landowners whose properties are not fenced along theroad reserve must also ensure that their public liabilityinsurance is extended to cover the public gate and thebypass, along the road, 20 metres either side.To view the Draft Policy, please visit Council’s website:www.upperlachlan.nsw.gov.auSubmissions should be made in writing to: GaryWoodman, Acting General Manager, PO Box 42,Gunning NSW 2581 by 4.00pm on Thursday, 9 August2018. Enquiries: Council’s Assets and Risks Coordinator JohnLevien on 4830 1000.
Council wishes to remind the community that asbestosmust be disposed of in a safe and lawful manner.It follows the discovery of illegally dumped asbestosmaterials at the Bigga, Taralga and Gunning WasteTransfer Stations and at the Crookwell Landfill.Council’s Acting General Manager Gary Woodman saidcutting corners by dumping asbestos illegally puts lives atrisk.“The dangerous nature of asbestos is widely known.Breathing in asbestos fibres can cause asbestosis, lungcancer and mesothelioma, which is why proper maintenance, handling and disposal of asbestos waste iscritical to avoid any possible risks,” Mr Woodman said.“Illegally dumped asbestos has the potential to jeopardisethe health and safety of Council staff and any members ofthe public who happen to come into contact with it.“The costs to Council are also substantial with significantresources and money required to remediate the site –money and resources that could be used for other projectsand services for the betterment of the community.“It is important to remember that asbestos removalists anddemolition workers are required to hold a licence if removing or demolishing 10 square metres or more ofasbestos and any demolition work including asbestosremoval requires a Development Application to be submitted and approved by Council before demolitioncommences.“An appointment must be made with Council to arrangeasbestos disposal at the Crookwell Landfill and allasbestos material must be properly wrapped.“Asbestos is not accepted at any of Councils waste transfer stations, which includes Taralga, Gunning,Collector, Bigga and Tuena.”For more information about asbestos disposal, includingfees, please contact Council’s Operations Division on4830 1000.For more information about asbestos handling andremoval please visit the SafeWork NSW website:www.safework.nsw.gov.au/health-and-safety/safety-topics-a-z/asbestos
DA No. Proposal Property109/2017(Mod)
Dwelling 2524 Middle Arm Rd, MiddleArm Lot 5 DP 1121292
14/2018(Mod)
Relocation ofDwelling
22 Bourke St, CollectorLot 11 DP 1211033
25/2018 TransportableDwelling
Lot 1 DP 1239043 – 5Cullivin St, Gunning
30/2018 Garage/Shed 187 Woodhouselee Rd,Wayo Lot 142 DP 750054
31/2018 Garage/Shed 239 Woodhouselee Rd,Wayo Lot 79 DP 750054
32/2018 Garage/Shed Woodhouselee Rd, WayoLot 63 DP 750054
47/2018 Garage/Shed 2 George St, CollectorLot 5 Sec 13 DP 758263
53/2018 Dwelling Boorowa Rd, Lost RiverLot 1 DP 1240856
60/2018 TransportableDwelling
Dawson’s Creek Rd,Crookwell Lot 1 DP 834753
64/2018 Dwelling 56 Gibraltar Rd, Big HillLot 129 DP 750014
65/2018 Garage/Shed 15 Holborrow St, CrookwellLot 6 DP 848724
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