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Public Notice – Classification of Public Land
Submissions Close: 22/07/2022
Council has negotiated the purchase of the following land required for road works from properties at Hornsby and Asquith.
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Notice of Designated Development Proposal DA/585/2022 - Proposed public boardwalk and shared pathway between Kangaroo Point and Brooklyn Road
Submissions Close: 15/07/2022
An application has been lodged with Hornsby Shire Council for a public boardwalk and shared pathway at Brooklyn.
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Your High Street – Coronation StrEat!
Submissions Close: 30/06/2022
Proudly funded by the NSW Government in association with Hornsby Shire Council, Coronation StrEat! will repurpose a portion of an existing carpark on Coronation Street in Hornsby to create a new, micro plaza under a “ghost building”, as well as a pop-up community event space.
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Changes to Business and Industrial Zones in Council’s LEP
Submissions Close: 12/07/2022
The Department of Planning and Environment is currently exhibiting changes to translate existing Business and Industrial zones into new Employment zones across all local government areas in NSW.
Community Forum Meetings are a valuable opportunity for local residents to raise issues and gain feedback from their local Councillors.
The Meetings are also valuable to Council because direct and personalised information on current and topical matters can be conveyed to attending residents face to face, with sufficient explanation so complex issues are thoroughly explained.
2019 Community Forums
| Ward | Venue | Date | Time | Report |
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A Ward | Galston Club | Thursday 11 April | 6.30-8.30pm | |
C Ward | Cherrybrook Community Centre | Saturday 15 June | 1.30-3.30pm | |
B Ward | Magpies, Waitara | Tuesday 13 August | 6.30-8.30pm | |
C Ward | Beecroft Bowling Club | Tuesday 22 October | 6.30pm-8.30pm |
2018 Community Forums
| Ward | Venue | Date | Time | Report |
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A Ward | Berowra RSL | Thursday 31st May | 6.30-8.30pm | |
B Ward | Pennant Hills Bowling Club | Thursday 23rd August | 6.30-8.30pm | |
C Ward | Cherrybrook Technology High School | Tuesday 16th October | 6.30-8.30pm |
Community Engagement Policy
Council’s Community Engagement Policy outlines Council’s commitment to building open, transparent and active relationships with the community.
The draft Policy was exhibited from 16 April to 28 May 2021. Based on feedback from the community an amendment was made to the document.
The final Policy was adopted by Council at its 14 July 2021 General Meeting.
Community Engagement Plan
The Community Engagement Plan supports the Policy and provides a guide for staff and consultants in the deliverance of best-practice community and stakeholder engagement with high-quality outcomes.
The draft Plan was exhibited from 16 April to 28 May 2021. Based on feedback from the community a number of amendments were made to the document.
The final Plan was adopted by Council at its 14 July 2021 General Meeting.
Notice of City of Parramatta Council amendment to Hornsby Development Control Plan 2013 and Hornsby Local Environmental Plan 2013
City of Parramatta Council have finalised amendments to the Hornsby Local Environmental Plan 2013 (HLEP) and the Hornsby Development Control Plan 2013 (HDCP) to implement changes to controls relating to properties in East Epping and Rosebank Avenue, Epping.
The HLEP and HDCP apply to land south of the M2 formerly part of Hornsby LGA, until such time a new LEP and DCP applicable to the revised LGA boundary is implemented by City of Parramatta Council.
Amendments to the HLEP maps were finalised by the NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment on 28 July 2021. The amended HDCP is in effect from 6 August 2021.
View the Summary of amendments
The amended HLEP and HDCP are available to view under Policies and Guidelines.
Further information about the amendments are available on City of Parramatta Council’s website and the NSW Planning Portal.
Notice of change to planning controls for secondary dwellings in rural areas
The maximum permitted size of secondary dwellings in rural areas has recently increased from 60 square metres to 120 square metres. The requirement for the secondary dwelling to not exceed 33% of the gross floor area of the principal dwelling in rural areas is retained. The new controls are contained within Clause 5.5 of the Hornsby LEP 2013.
The new controls are in accordance with Council’s resolution from its meeting on 14 April 2021.
Find out more information about secondary dwellings.