Ordinary Council 21 July 2014
Minutes
PRESENT: Councillor D. Brooks-Horn (Chair),
Councillor K. Brent, Councillor S. Bennison, Councillor M. Gold, Councillor D.
Hutchens, Councillor D. Karpin, Councillor P. Palmer, and Councillor D.
Strassberg.
ALSO PRESENT: General Manager, Executive Manager –
Corporate Services, Executive Manager – Environmental Services, Executive
Manager – Open Space & Urban Services, Executive Manager – Human Services,
Manager – Strategic Planning and Governance Officer.
DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST: Nil
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APOLOGIES
Apologies were received on behalf
of Councillor S. Cheong.
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Gold that the apology be
accepted and leave of absence be granted.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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CONFIDENTIAL ITEMS
Pursuant
to section 10A(4), the public were invited to make representations to the
council meeting before any part of the meeting is closed, as to whether that
part of the meeting should be closed to consider:
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Update ON Purchase of 69
Longueville Road, Lane Cove
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It is recommended that the Council close so much of the
meeting to the public as provided for under Section 10A(2) (c) of the Local
Government Act, 1993, on the grounds that the report contains information
that would, if disclosed, confer a commercial advantage on a person with whom
the council is conducting (or proposes to conduct) business; it further being
considered that discussion of the matter in open meeting would be, on
balance, contrary to public interest by reason of the foregoing and as it
contains proposed purchase price information.
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Sydney East Joint Regional
Planning Panel Determinations
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It is recommended that the Council close so much of the
meeting to the public as provided for under Section 10A(2) (g) of the Local
Government Act, 1993, on the grounds that the report contains advice
concerning litigation, or advice as comprises a discussion of this matter, that
would otherwise be privileged from production in legal proceedings on the
ground of legal professional privilege; it further being considered that
discussion of the matter in open meeting would be, on balance, contrary to
public interest by reason of the foregoing.
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No members of the public made representations.
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CLOSED
COMMITTEE
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Hutchens
and Brent that:-
1. Council
resolve into Closed Committee to consider the business identified above.
2. Pursuant
to section 10A(1)-(3) of the Local Government Act 1993, the media and
public be excluded from the meeting on the basis that the business to be
considered is classified confidential under the provisions of section 10A(2)
as outlined above.
3. The
correspondence and reports relevant to the subject business be withheld from
access to the media and public as required by section 11(2) of the Local
Government Act 1993.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Closed
Committee commenced at 6:30pm. The public and media left the chamber.
Council considered the “Sydney
East Joint Regional Planning Panel Determinations” and “Update Purchase
of 69 Longueville Road, Lane Cove” in Closed Committee.
Open
Council resumed at 7:00pm. The public and media were invited into the chamber.
OPENING OF MEETING WITH PRAYER
The meeting was opened with a prayer by Simon Ambler of
Christian City Church. A minutes silence was observed to remember the victims of flight MH17.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
The Mayor gave an acknowledgement
of Country.
WEBCASTING OF COUNCIL MEETING
The Mayor advised those present
that the Meeting was being webcast.
FOLLOW UP PRESENTATION
OF LANE COVE CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
The Mayor presented Citizenship Awards to Graham Holland, Dr
Rev Ian Jagelman and Lyndal McNally.
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SUSPENSION
OF STANDING ORDERS
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Gold and Hutchens that Standing Orders be
suspended and that members of the public who wish to address Council be
allowed to do so for a maximum of three (3) minutes.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was nil (Total 0).
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PUBLIC
FORUM
Anita Jubian of St Leonards, objecting to the proposed tower
height for 1-25 Marshall Avenue, St Leonards citing concerns including traffic,
parking and visual impact.
Wendy Stamp of Wollstonecraft, St Leonards Residents
Association and St Leonards resident, objecting to the proposed tower height
for 1-25 Marshall Avenue, St Leonards.
Brent Wilson, Marshall Ave Action Group and St Leonards
resident, objecting to the proposed tower height for 1-25 Marshall Avenue, St
Leonards, requesting further clarity about future planning for the area.
Albert Jubian of St Leonards, expressing concerns regarding
proposed tower height for 1-25 Marshall Avenue, St Leonards.
Arlette Jubian of St Leonards, objecting to the proposed tower
height for 1-25 Marshall Avenue, St Leonards citing concerns including overshadowing,
impacts to amenity and parking
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RESUMPTION
OF STANDING ORDERS
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RESOLVED on the motion of
Councillors Brooks-Horn and Hutchens that Standing Orders be resumed.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Bennison that the following
items be brought forward for consideration:-
- Voluntary Planning Agreement -
1-25 Marshall Avenue, St Leonards
- Draft DCP - 472-520 Pacific
Hwy, St Leonards
- Voluntary Planning Agreement -
Planning Proposal 472 -504 Pacific Highway, St Leonards
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Voluntary Planning Agreement - 1-25 Marshall
Avenue, St Leonards
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135
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Hutchens that:-
1. The report be received and noted;
2. Council give notice of its intention to enter into a
Voluntary Planning Agreement as outlined in the report with the developer of
the subject site in accordance with the consultation strategy outlined in the
report; and
3. Following the community consultation, a further report be
submitted to Council for determination.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 5).
Against the Motion were Councillors Brent, Palmer and
Strassberg (Total 3).
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Draft DCP - 472-520 Pacific Hwy, St Leonards
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MOTION
A Motion was moved by Councillors
Palmer and Brent that Council defer the proposed DCP and LEP Amendments
pending provision of further information including:-
1. Traffic
Study recently completed for the area;
2. A
workshop on a vision for the change to high rise development for traffic and
open space in the St Leonards commercial precinct; and
3. Further
discussions on the development of the proposed railway plaza including the
approval process, financing and details of the public benefits.
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Foreshadowed Motion
A Foreshadowed
Motion was moved by Councillors Bennison and Hutchens that Council:-
1. Adopt for exhibition the draft Development Control Plan
amendment relating to 472-520 Pacific Highway, St Leonards as attached at AT-1
to this report; and
2. Adopt for exhibition the draft Local Environmental Plan
amendments listed in AT-2, noting that this would require formalisation
if endorsed after exhibition, in addition to the draft LEP planning proposal
already formally approved by the NSW Gateway.
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Upon being put
to the meeting the Motion lapsed.
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For the Motion
were Councillors Brent, Palmer and Strassberg (Total 3).
Against the Motion were Councillors Gold,
Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 5).
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The Foreshadowed
Motion became the Motion.
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Upon being put
to the meeting the Motion was declared carried.
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For the Motion
were Councillors Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 5).
Against the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer and Strassberg (Total 3).
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Matter Arising
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Additional information for Draft DCP -
472-520 Pacific Hwy, St Leonards
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Brooks-Horn that traffic and
overshadowing reports and information on the railway plaza including the
approval process, financing and details of the public benefits be made
available to the public during the community consultation for the “Draft DCP - 472-520 Pacific
Hwy, St Leonards”.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Voluntary Planning Agreement - Planning
Proposal 472 - 504 Pacific Highway, St Leonards
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MOTION
A Motion was
moved by Councillors Bennison and Gold that:-
1. The report be received and noted;
2. Council give notice of its intention to enter into Voluntary
Planning Agreements as outlined in the report with the developers of the
subject sites in accordance with the consultation strategy outlined in the
report in conjunction with the Planning Proposal; and
3. Following the community consultation, a further report be
submitted to Council for determination.
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Foreshadowed Motion
A Foreshadowed Motion was moved
by Councillors Palmer and Strassberg that Council defer the matter of the
proposed Voluntary Planning Agreements for 472-504 Pacific
Highway, St Leonards pending provision of further information
including:-
1. Traffic
Study recently completed for the area;
2. A
workshop on a vision for the change to high rise development for traffic and
open space in the St Leonards commercial precinct; and
3. Further
discussions on the development of the proposed railway plaza including the
approval process, financing and details of the public benefits.
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Upon being put to the meeting the
Motion was declared carried.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 5).
Against the Motion were Councillors Brent, Palmer and
Strassberg (Total 3).
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The Foreshadowed Motion lapsed.
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CONFIRMATION
OF MINUTES OF ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING - 16 JUNE 2014
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Gold and Strassberg that the minutes of the
Ordinary Council meeting held on the 16 June 2014 be received.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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RESOLVED on the motion of
Councillors Brooks-Horn and Gold that the minutes of the Ordinary Council
meeting held on the 16 June 2014 be confirmed.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Confidential Items
The General Manger read the recommendations of the Item/s
considered in Closed Committee prior to Council’s consideration:
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Update ON Purchase of 69 Longueville Road,
Lane Cove
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It is recommended that the
Council close so much of the meeting to the public as provided for under
Section 10A(2) (c) of the Local Government Act, 1993, on the grounds that the
report contains information that would, if disclosed, confer a commercial
advantage on a person with whom the council is conducting (or proposes to
conduct) business; it further being considered that discussion of the matter
in open meeting would be, on balance, contrary to public interest by reason
of the foregoing and as it contains proposed purchase price information.
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Palmer and Hutchens that Council proceed as discussed in Closed Committee.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Sydney East Joint Regional Planning Panel
Determinations
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It is recommended that the
Council close so much of the meeting to the public as provided for under
Section 10A(2) (g) of the Local Government Act, 1993, on the grounds that the
report contains advice concerning litigation, or advice as comprises a
discussion of this matter, that would otherwise be privileged from production
in legal proceedings on the ground of legal professional privilege; it
further being considered that discussion of the matter in open meeting would
be, on balance, contrary to public interest by reason of the foregoing.
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Strassberg and Palmer that Council:-
1. Bring proceedings pursuant to section
123 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 in the Land and
Environment Court of NSW against the Sydney East Joint Regional Planning
Panel and the Applicant seeking orders including:-
a)
A declaration that the determination
by Sydney East Joint Regional Planning Panel to grant development consent to
staged development application No. DA13/194 that sets out a concept proposal
for the development of the land known as 2-22 Birdwood Avenue and 11-15
Finlayson Street, Lane Cove for the purpose of residential flat buildings, is
void and of no effect;
b)
A declaration that the development
consent granted by Sydney East Joint Regional Planning Panel to staged
development application No. DA13/194 that sets out a concept proposal for the
development of the land known as 2-22 Birdwood Avenue and 11-15 Finlayson
Street, Lane Cove for the purpose of residential flat buildings, is void and
of no effect;
c)
An order that the Applicant by itself, it
servants and agents be restrained from carrying out any development in
pursuance of the development consent granted to staged development
application No. DA13/194 that sets out a concept proposal for the development
of the land known as 2-22 Birdwood Avenue and 11-15 Finlayson Street, Lane
Cove for the purpose of residential flat buildings; and
d)
Such other orders as the General Manager
determines; and
2. Make a submission to the
Department of Planning regarding the Code of Conduct for the JRPP.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Matter Arising
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Powers of the JRPP
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Hutchens that Council write
to the new Minister for Planning seeking support for the powers of the JRPP
to be limited on height and FSR to that of the presiding LEP.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Mayoral Minutes
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Pedestrian Safety - Coles Car Park Exit Ramp
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144
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillor Brooks-Horn and Hutchens that Council include in the review and report on the pedestrian
crossings in the Lane Cove Village, possible improvements to
pedestrian safety for the exit ramp from the Coles car park onto Burns Bay
Road including a left hand only movement be considered.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Safety Concerns with Trees
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145
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn that:-
1.
Council introduce a section, effective immediately, within its Tree
Preservation Controls that permits an application to be made to prune or
remove a tree solely on the grounds of safety, where there
is a preventable and foreseeable risk of harm to persons or property where
such tree is within close proximity to structures and/or prime active
use areas.
2.
Such application shall include supporting evidence to substantiate the
safety grounds, including:-
a)
Evidence of a dropped significant living limb/branch
(minimum 75mm diameter); or
b)
Numerous drops of large living tree parts (minimum
40mm diameter branches, pods etc); or
c)
Visible cracking/splitting on the tree which could
cause result in falling branches.
3.
In the event of such an application being rejected,
if the applicant provides a written report from two (2) independent,
registered and certified Level 5 arborists supporting the application,
Council shall give permission to prune or remove the tree.
4.
Use of the safety concern application process be monitored and its
effectiveness be included in the Tree Preservation Controls Review report.
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For the Motion
were Councillors Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison
and Brooks-Horn (Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Anzac Centennary Working Party
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillor Brooks-Horn that:-
1. Council form a Working Party to co-ordinate local events and
activities to mark 100 years of the ANZACs;
2. The Working Party comprise Harvey Porter, and two other
representatives from the RSL Sub-branch, the Mayor and Deputy Mayor with
Councillor Bennison as an alternate and staff nominated by the General
Manager; and
3. Council write to the relevant Federal and State members
inviting them to join the Working Party.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Works by Public Utilities in the Village
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillor Brooks-Horn that Council write to the relevant Federal and State members, and all utility providers requesting that
they give appropriate notice to Council and affected properties when doing
work and only undertake excessively noisy and
disruptive works in the Lane Cove Village between 7pm and midnight, not
during the day, unless it is an emergency.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Orders Of The Day
Council noted with sadness the passing of local resident and
previous citizenship award winner, Audrey Horn who passed away recently at the age
of 94.
Notices of Motion
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Appointment to the Aboriginal Advisory
Committee
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Karpin that:-
- The quorum for
the Aboriginal Advisory Committee be reduced to three (3) Community Representatives;
and
- Paul Morris,
former CEO of Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council be appointed to
the Aboriginal Advisory Committee.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Events on the Lane Cove and Paramatta River
foreshore
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149
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Hutchens and Gold that:-
1. Council receive a report on the possibilities for developing a
Festival by the River or similar annual event; and
2. This report give consideration to the timing, location and
compatibility with other annual activities and festivals in Lane Cove and the
best way of engaging community groups in the planning of the event.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Officer Reports for Determination
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Naming of New Road, Community Centre and
Park in the Burns Bay Precinct
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Hutchens and Gold that Council:-
1. Seek
the approval of the NSW Geographical Names Board for the new road across
304-314 Burns Bay Road to be named Bay View Drive;
2. Seek
the approval of the NSW Geographical Names Board to readdress even numbered
properties between 292 and 346 Burns Bay Road inclusive to address to the
Boards’ approved street name;
3. Proactively
liaise with relevant agencies to assist residents in the readdressing
program;
4. Approve
the naming of the park as Hughes Park;
5. Take
into consideration suggestions from the community and include the proposed
name for the Centre in conjunction with a further report advising on the opening
of the Community Centre; and
6. Advise
affected property owners of this decision.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Market Square Car Park Operations
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison that:-
1. Council implements the changes to the Market Square Car Park
recommended in the report;
2. Council continue to monitor the operation of the Market
Square Car Park to ensure reduced queuing times;
3. A further report be prepared for Council in six (6) months
detailing how the proposed changes have impacted on traffic flows in the
Market Square Car Park; and
4. A further report be prepared for Council which includes:-
a) Comparative entry and exit flow data for
the months of January, March, April, May and June 2013 and 2014;
b) For the dates Thursday 26 June, Friday 27
June, Saturday 28 June and three (3) dates in July 2014 that include two (2)
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, data that illustrates:-
i)
Number of in and out flows by hour for the
dates selected; and
ii)
Amount of revenue collected per
hour for the dates referred to above.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Acceptance into the World Health
Organisation Global Network of Age-Friendly Cities and Communities
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Hutchens and Palmer that Council:-
1. Receive and note the report;
2. Notes WHO’s warm acceptance of Lane Cove Council into the WHO
Global Network of Age-friendly Cities and Communities;
3. Establish a Committee to oversee the implementation of the
Action Plan and the cycle of continuous improvement; and
4. Appoint Councillors Hutchens, Cheong and Karpin, with
Councillor Palmer as an alternate, for the Age-friendly Advisory Committee.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Brent that the following matter
be dealt with as a matter of urgency as a directions hearing is due to be
held prior to the next scheduled Ordinary Council Meeting.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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The Mayor ruled the matter to be
a matter of urgency.
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Matter of Urgency
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NATIVE
TITLE CLAIM
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Brooks-Horn that:-
1. Council complete a Notice of
Intention to Become a Party to an Application, Form 5, for the Federal
Court Case number NSD780/2013;
2. Council indicate that in becoming a Party to
the Application it is neither for or against the application;
3. Council notify NSROC, Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land
Council and Aboriginal Heritage Office of its decision; and
4. The General Manager be delegated authority
to act in this matter and to also provide Councillors copies of all
correspondence.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Local Traffic Committee Meeting 17 June 2014
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Hutchens and Gold that Council
adopt the recommendations of the Lane Cove Traffic Committee Meeting held on
Tuesday, 17 June 2014.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Tender for Construction of New Scout Hall
and Amenities Building at Blackman Park
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RESOLVED
on the Motion of Councillors Palmer and Gold that Council:-
1. Note all tenders are
considerably above Council and the Scouts estimated budget for the project;
2. Reject all tenders and as
Council has called tenders and identified suitable organisations, rather than
call fresh tenders, enter into negotiations with all tenderers to achieve a
lower cost by scaling down the level of finishes and revisiting the design
and construction alternatives for the substructure works;
3. Authorise the General Manager
to conduct negotiations with all tenderers and a further report be submitted
to Council outlining the result of the negotiations; and
4. Approve the determination of
any Section 96 Application, under delegated authority by the General Manager.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Update on Planning Proposal: 8-14 Mindarie
St, Lane Cove North
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Gold that Council:-
1. Receive and note this report;
2. Write to the owners of these properties and persons who made
a submission on the Planning Proposal advising them of the Commission’s
decision;
3. Express its disappointment in the decision to refuse the
rezoning request; and
4. The General Manager provide a report to the next Council
meeting regarding possible down zoning options for the sites.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Officer Reports for Information
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Sustainability Levy - Cost Benefit Analysis
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Gold and Strassberg that Council receives and notes the report.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Matter Arising
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SUSTAINABILITY
LANE
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RESOLVED on the motion of
Councillors Bennison and Brooks-Horn that in relation to Sustainability Lane
at Rotary Fair in October, a report be submitted on the parameters of the
types of groups, activities, promotions and information.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Matter Arising
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SUSTAINABILITY
LEVY PROJECTS
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160
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RESOLVED on the motion of
Councillors Gold and Bennison that the annual budget workshop include a
report on the projects funded through the Sustainability Levy.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Community Wellbeing Survey
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161
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Gold and Hutchens that Council receive and note the report.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Council Snapshot
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162
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Gold and Brent that Council receive and note the report.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Strassberg, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total
8).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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CLOSE
The meeting closed at 9:08pm.
Confirmed at the Ordinary Council Meeting of Monday 18 August 2014, at which meeting the
signature herein is subscribed.
MAYOR
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