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Document Number
Description
183
Audio recording link - 03/07/2023
182
WMC Meeting Minutes - 03/07/2023
181
WMC Meeting Agenda - 03/07/2023
180
The Darling Point Society Inc R1 Post Exhibition Report - Amendment 1 submission -  26/06/2023
179
Paddington Society R1 Post Exhibition Report - Amendment 1 submission - 26/06/2023
178
Double Bay Residents Association R1 Post Exhibition Report - Amendment 1 submission - 26/06/2023
177
Merrill Witt Council Matters Update - 26/06/2023
176
Proposing to introduce a 6 metre long mobility parking bay at 129-131 Darling Point Road at the request of a resident. Meeting Agenda - 06/06/2023
175
Cancellation of advertising Development Applications in Wentworth Courier Online meeting link - 05/06/2023
174
Yoursay link, Council Participation Plan Ammendment 1 - 01/05/2023
173
The Residents' Representatives & Residents Open Letter Of Objection to the Woollahra Municipal Council - 01/05/2023
172
Yoursay link, Council Participation Plan Ammendment 1 - 26/04/2023
  • Maintaining liaison and support with other Woollahra community groups in issues such as Rose Bay Marina and parking station, State Planning laws and high rise throughout the municipality.

  • Letter to Mrs Charlotte Feldman from Acting Superintendent M Scott from Eastern Suburbs Area Command, sent 8 December 2019. Click here to view letter.(1)

  • Woollahra Council is having a “Extraordinary Council meeting” on April 6, 2020 at 5.30 pm. The Motion to delegate Powers to the Mayor, item 16.3 will be discussed.  To log in to the teleconference call go to The Woollahra Municipal Council Website on the day of the meeting to get details of how to log in to the meeting.

  • The Woollahra Municipal Council Extraordinary Meeting has concluded. Agenda 16.3 has been proposed and a motion has been voted upon,

    • The outcome is that the Agenda item 16.3, only applies decisions relating to only Health and Safety of Council staff and the community. The new powers also have a sunset clause set for September 2020. Please see the link to the agenda item and audio recordings from the Woollahra Municipal Council Website below for reference purposes:

    • This outcome was in line with the wishes of the residents groups, who attended the meeting.​

  • The Woollahra Municipal​ Council has plans to rename and reopen the Woollahra Library at Redleaf.  Click on the link to the news article for more information. (6)

  • The Woollahra Municipal​ Council has released media information for review and submissions for the Draft Delivery Program 2018-2022 and Operational Plan 2020-21.

  • World Ocean Day, Member for Vaucluse, Gabrielle Upton announced the next milestone in the project to close the last three remaining ocean outfalls at Vaucluse and Diamond Bay. The wastewater will be redirected to the Bondi Wastewater Treatment Plant to better protect our beaches and improve our water quality. 

  • The Hon Gabrielle Upton has announced, in a Private Members Statement the allocation of funding to a selection of local community groups and facilities. Among them is RANSA and the Double Bay Sailing Club, mentioned 4:44 of the recorded speech.​​

  • Vaucluse War Memorial has received funding from the NSW Government’s Community War Memorials Fund to conserve it for future generations.

  • The Heritage Foreshore Reserve, including Nielsen Park State Heritage Listing has bee approved.

  • Covid-19 update - Double Bay Public School, 29th August 2020

  • The Mayor Susan Wynne announced - 31 st August 2020

    • Woollahra has a long and rich Aboriginal heritage, and while many traces of that heritage can be found throughout Woollahra, they are often unrecognised or unacknowledged. As part of our Community Strategic Plan, we have engaged Aboriginal heritage consultants to work closely with the La Perouse Local Aboriginal Land Council in undertaking an Aboriginal Heritage Study for the Woollahra Municipality.

  • Cooper Park has been officially listed by The Woollahra Municipal Council as a Local Heritage site.  - 28th September 2020

  • As of the 22nd October 2020, a new ferry route has been annoounced, stopping at Watsons Bay, Rose Bay and Circular Quay.

  • The NSW Government is offering $4.1 million in grants to support asset, health and safety improvements on Crown Land reserves across the State to help them recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

  • New Covid-19 exposure sites, in and around the Woollahra Council Municipality, as per NSW Health Department:

  • NSW is on track to track to transform the state’s bus fleet to zero emission technology with 10 electric buses to be rolled out across the eastern suburbs from November.

  • The Woollahra Municipal Council Community Safety Meeting has concluded.

  • The Woollahra Municipal Council has an ordinary meeting, scheduled for 22nd November 2021, at 6:00 pm.  The agenda times listed below are of interest:

    • 16.1 Notice of Motion - Heritage Listing 364 Edgecliff Road Woollahra - 21/226900 p.185​

    • 17.1 Questions with Notice - Population Density Calculations - 21/227661 p.201

Relevant documents and links:

Letter sent to WMC CEO Craig Smith-McNair regarding trailers in Darling Point - 21st March 2022

The Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize 2022 competition is now taking entries.  Open the PDF linked below for more information:

  • The Hon Gabrielle Upton has not decided to contest the next election, for the seat of Vaucluse.

 

The Darling Point Society Inc thanks Ms. Upton for her support of the Society and assistance with local issues. The Darling Point Society Inc has valued the positive work in the local area and will endeavour to carry the work on, in a positive manner.

  • A major road upgrade is on the way for Old South Head Road between Newcastle Street, Rose Bay and O’Sullivan Road, North Bondi.

  • The works will take place between July 20 and July 29 2022, creating a smoother and safer transit experience for all road users.

 

Please open the PDF media release, sourced from a NSW Government media release:

​Woollahra Council rate rise

  • At its meeting on Monday 1 August, Woollahra Council considered a rate rise for the municipality to fix the current $300,000 debt (quote Tom 0’Hanlon ) which has come down from $6 million. (see agenda Council meeting 8 August 2022 ).

    • ​The rate rise is 10% to kick off and will partly go towards improving recreation facilities, such as the $1.8 million spend on the skatepark.

FSR and Urban Greening Project - Public exhibition commences 10th August 2022

The exhibition period will run from Wednesday 10 August to Friday 16 September 2022.

  • The Woollahra Municipal Local Planning Committe Meeting, has been scheduled for the 1st September 2022, at 1:00 PM.  The Outcome of the Heritage Study: Professor Leslie Wilkinson in Woollahra is being discussed.

Meeting documents:

  • Eligible motorists can apply to have the fine waived for low level offences including speeding offences under 10km/hr or driving in a bus or transit lane.  Please open the PDF media release available below, for more information:

  • The Hon Gabreille Upton has published her final Newsletter, prior to the NSW election writs being issued on Monday 6th march 2023.  We thank The Hon Gabrielle Upton for the vital support of The Darling Point Society Inc and wish her the best in future endavours.

  • Please open the PDF media release available below, for more information:

  • The Hon Gabreille Upton announced that local Waverley and Woollahra Councils would receive $2.9 million from the NSW Government to repair damaged roads in the local area.

  • Please open the PDF media release available below, for more information:

  • Woollahra Council is proposing to introduce a 6 metre long mobility parking bay at 129-131 Darling Point Road at the request of a resident.  The Meeting is scheduled for 6 June 2023 

  • Woollahra Municipal Council Counsellor Merrill Witt has released the upcoming council Development Applications and requests for community consultation.

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