Quarterly MOSPLAN Report and Financial Statement
Council received and adopted progress reports on the 2020-2021 MOSPLAN Operational Plan, as well as Council’s 2020-21 Budget for the January-March 2021 quarter. MOSPLAN delivery has remained largely on track, despite some ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. A further improvement of just under $200,000 has been made to the forecasted end-of-year operating result before capital grants and contributions, with a surplus of approximately $500,000 now expected.
Council Election 2021
Council noted recent advice from the NSW Electoral Commission regarding the proposed use of nine polling venues and a pre-polling venue (Boronia House) in Mosman for the September 4 Council elections. It was resolved that Council respond to the NSW Electoral Commission seeking seven polling venues only (not nine) and requesting that the community be provided with information advising of optimal times and places for voting, noting the additional impost
Stirling primary school in the frame for extension project
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The latest projects put forward to Barrow Council for planning permission
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Validated Application for approval of details reserved by condition No. 4 (Field Investigation and Updated Risk Assessment(including ground gas monitoring)) of planning application B09/2016/0666 (Erection of an extension to Devonshire Dock Quay, Nuclear Berthing Support facility, Control of Works office, Electrical Substation, fencing, hard landscaping and associated site infrastructure and related works), Devonshire Dock Quay (DDQ/NBS), Michaelson Road, Barrow-in-Furness. Application for approval of details reserved by Condition No. 2 (Construction Traffic Management Plan, Swept Path Analysis, Construction Vehicle Route) of planning permission B13/2017/0497 Demolition of bungalow and replacement with 1.5 storey dwelling, Hawcliffe Cliffe Lane Barrow-in-Furness LA14 4HU. Proposed loft conversion forming 2 additional bedrooms and en-suite bathroom, construction of new porch, provision of new pitched roof to garage in lieu of existing flat roof (resubmission of planning appl
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An artist s impression of the new flats in Gibbs Crescent Picture: A2 Dominion Residents in west Oxford fear their lives will be significantly disrupted by construction traffic for 140 new flats. On Valentine’s Day in 2017 part of Gibbs Crescent was reduced to a flaming pile of rubble after an explosion tore through numerous flats and rocked nearby buildings. Investigations found fuel stored in the flat of resident Guido Schuette had ignited and the 48-year-old died in what a coroner ruled was likely to have been an accident.