Chief Minister’s response on overflow parking May 2014
The Chief Minister has responded to the ISCCC that overflow parking from the Parliamentary Triangle will be carefully monitored. Read more…
The ISCCC takes on matters on behalf of its Member Groups that impact on the inner south Canberra area.
The Chief Minister has responded to the ISCCC that overflow parking from the Parliamentary Triangle will be carefully monitored. Read more…
In response to concerns about lack of confidence that building certifiers are adequately qualified for the tasks with which they are entrusted, or that they can be relied upon to act in the interests of consumers when they are selected and paid by builders or sellers’ agents, the government…
In a letter to Minister Corbell about the Brumbies development, the Griffith Narrabundah Community Association queries the definition of ‘density’ in the Territory Plan and the adequacy of flood likelihood studies. More…
Although Canberra is only a century old, the city’s built heritage is being eroded every day. Residents’ groups, community councils and other organisations such as the National Trust are forever having to fight rear-guard actions to save what we should be preserving for the benefit of future generations.
Going to the AFL Giants v Port Adelaide at Manuka Oval on 3 May? Here’s how to avoid parking problems and make sure you gett there in time.’ AFL GIANTS v Port Adelaide at StarTrack Oval (Manuka Oval) 3 May 2014, Gates open 10am/Centre bounce 2:10pm
The ISCCC has written to the Chief Minister seeking more parking inspectors to deal with the Federal Government’s intention to introduce paid parking in the Parliamentary Zone. More…
Quality urban planning is high on the Inner South Canberra Community Council list of priorities. The inner south must address many challenges if it is to retain its status as one of the best places to live in Canberra. These include the push for densification, ageing infrastructure, transport pressures, loss…
On 29 May 2010 at the NCA’s second annual public forum, the Chief Executive of the NCA, Gary Rake, announced a review into the National Capital Open Space System (NCOSS). The NCOSS review will determine what role the NCOSS should play and whether the existing delineation of open space is…
The NCA is working on implementation plans to safeguard residents of, and visitors to, Barton and Kingston from encroachment of parking once paid parking is introduced into Acton, Parkes, Barton and Russell on 1 July 2014. More…
The ISCCC wrote to Chief Minister Gallagher on 3 December 2013 regarding the policy and process of waiving the Lease Variation Charges associated with the development of the Brumbies site in Griffith. The ACT Treasurer, Andrew Barr, replied on 8 January 2014 defending this policy and process.
Minister Corbell has recently indicated that , in response to the strong views conveyed by the community and industry, ESDD has resolved to remove the changes to the northern boundary definition from the technical amendment to the Territory Plan 2013-12 (TA2013-12). ESDD will be conducting a workshop with industry and…
from Canberra Times 18 December 2013 For the first time, Canberrans can easily view the sections of the ACT that would flood if the Molonglo River burst its banks during one-in-100-year flooding. More…