Agenda/Next Meeting Wednesday 15 May 2013

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May 132013
 

North Canberra Community Council will be hosting Tony Gill, Director of Roads ACT at our forum this Wednesday May 15. Tony has been involved in discussions with many community organisations over the years in an attempt to improve traffic flow and safety in neighbourhoods across Canberra. If you think that there is a serious problem in your suburb which might require traffic calming measures or infrastructure improvements then come along and discuss this with us. Continue reading »

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City to the Lake – Seminars

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Apr 022013
 

The ACT Government has announced  the City to the Lake which is a transformational project being developed within The City Plan, and is integral to realising the City’s potential as the ACT embark on its second century. It is about creating a new public waterfront address and identity for the City.  It is about realising Commonwealth Park and City Hill as celebrated urban parks unified with the centre of the City.  The project connects the City across Parkes Way and includes several important civic projects.

The ACT Government is holding  four City to the Lake seminars at the CMAG Theatrette: Continue reading »

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Submision on Assembly Size

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Mar 172013
 

The NCCC has responded the Review into the size of the ACT Legislative Assembly being overviewed by the Expert Reference Group, ACT Elections. The committee has recommended that:

  1. The Expert Reference Group should suggest an increase in size to 25 members;
  2. the number of electorates should be five;
  3. individual electorate boundaries should be decided by the ACT Electoral Commission;
  4. the electoral boundaries should be broadly based on community-of-interest ideals. Prior to the 2012 Assembly election, boundary redistribution issues were a major source of community divisiveness.

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