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This consultation has now concluded
Council has developed a draft Port Macquarie-Hastings Urban Growth Management Strategy (UGMS) 2017-2036.
The draft Strategy is presented in two volumes and aims to provide a planning framework for economic growth and development in the Port Macquarie-Hastings. It looks at population growth, the local environment and the actions needed to provide for well-planned housing and employment growth in the years ahead to 2036.
Council is committed to building partnerships with the local community and seeks your involvement in a review of the draft Strategy.
Anyone can inspect the draft strategy volumes (found in the document library to the right) and make written submissions until 22 December 2017.
Please note that any submission may be made public. Anyone who makes a submission (or has a financial interest in the submission) has to disclose any political donations or gifts they have made. More information on this is available on Council’s website or at Council’s offices.
For further enquiries, please contact Council’s Strategic Land Use Planning team on telephone (02) 6581 8111 or email to: council@pmhc.nsw.gov.au
Council has developed a draft Port Macquarie-Hastings Urban Growth Management Strategy (UGMS) 2017-2036.
The draft Strategy is presented in two volumes and aims to provide a planning framework for economic growth and development in the Port Macquarie-Hastings. It looks at population growth, the local environment and the actions needed to provide for well-planned housing and employment growth in the years ahead to 2036.
Council is committed to building partnerships with the local community and seeks your involvement in a review of the draft Strategy.
Anyone can inspect the draft strategy volumes (found in the document library to the right) and make written submissions until 22 December 2017.
Please note that any submission may be made public. Anyone who makes a submission (or has a financial interest in the submission) has to disclose any political donations or gifts they have made. More information on this is available on Council’s website or at Council’s offices.
For further enquiries, please contact Council’s Strategic Land Use Planning team on telephone (02) 6581 8111 or email to: council@pmhc.nsw.gov.au
Writing a
submission is one way of sharing your views and opinions with Council. All
submissions are considered before making a decision and your submission will be
included in a report to Council. Submissions close 22 December 2017.
Note:
Submissions and petitions are public information and may be made public. If you
wish to have information in your submission suppressed, you will need to
request this in writing.
This consultation has now concluded
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