News & Issues

The Darling Point Society Inc has sent a request to the Woollahra Municipal Council General Manager Craig Swift McNair on 23/12/2021.

The Darling Point Society Inc has submitted and published an article in CityHub 17th December 2021.

The Darling Point Society has compiled a list of local issues, prior to the Council Election on Saturday December 4th 2021.

The Hakoah Club, in White City has received a $7.5 million grant to upgrade their sports facilities, as well as the Edgecliff rail line.

The Darling Point Society has submitted an amendment regarding the Draft Woollahra DCP 2015.

Woollahra Section 7.12 Development Contributions Plan 2021 comes into effect today 30 August 2021.

Darling Point Society has responded to the Director - Infrastructure and Stability. Tom O'Hanlon. We have not had a formal response as yet.

The Darling Point Society Inc has responded to the WMC, seeking further clarification on the developments highlighted in previous posts.

The Darling Point Society Inc, correspondence update with the Infrastructure and Stability Tom O'Hanlon from the WMC.

The WMC skatepark development, has been mentioned once again in the Darling Point Edge. See article for more information.

The Darling Point Society Inc Has received multiple enquiries about council’s plan for Rushcutters Bay and Yarranabbe Park.

Rushcutters Bay Skateboard Park and Yarranabbe Park Plaza update. S60 Order, Heritage Listed Seawall and changes using the HIS.

The Darling Point Society Inc has submitted a document for the Heritage Act Review 2021.

Since the State Heritage listing handed down by the Minister in June 2020, all has been quiet on the surface.

The Darling Point Society Inc has submitted feeback on the on State Strategic Plan for Crown Lands NSW submitted to NSW Government.

Official letter from the Premier and Cabinet confirming the State Heritage Listing.

Andrew Woodhouse article in CityHub, outlining positive development in the establishing of a State Heritage Order for Rushcutters Bay.

Woollahra Council has issued a new on-line survey of its Crown Reserves, ie., spaces it has delegated control over but doesn't own.

A skateboard complex may still be built at Rushcutters Bay Park despite the NSW government moving to heritage list the spot in Sydney’s east

Shovel ready projects to override development refusal by Councils under new planning laws, Dated 4 May 2020 - Sourced from various sources.