Infrastructure issues
ActewAGL Seeks Your Input on Their Five Year Plan
ActewAGL are currently preparing their electricity network plan for the 2019/20 – 2023/24 years. This detailed plan will explain how they intend to operate and maintain the electricity network to meet the future needs of their customers.
DA for Block 9, Section 19, 222Cowlishaw Street Greenway
It has recently come to the attention of the Tuggeranong Community Council (TCC) that there are two lease variation DA’s (DA201731698 and DA 201731699) that have been lodged, with the planning authority for 228 Cowlishaw St (bk9 section 19). The council have concerns regarding this application
Anketell Street Master Plan
The Council is writing to inform you of our recent consideration of the Anketell Street master plan and community concerns regarding its stage 1 implementation programmed to begin this month.
Light Rail – City to Woden
If the Government decides to proceed with Light Rail Stage 2 (LRS2) after completion of feasibility studies and a business case (now under contract), the TCC is concerned about the network direction in terms of Route 1a (Woden Town Centre) or Route 1b the Hospital link). The TCC consider that the future success of Tuggeranong Read More …
Objection to Development Application: 201731304 – Lake Shores
The TCC would like to advise of its objection to the above Development application due to the following concerns regarding issues in the analysis with potential significant and cumulative adverse transport impacts.
New grants for better progress towards zero emissions
Non-profit organisations and individuals can now apply for up to $25,000 funding for innovative projects supporting the ACT community’s transition to net zero emissions, Minister for Climate Change and Sustainability Shane Rattenbury announced today.
Environmental/Sporting Precinct for Tuggeranong?
The West Greenway Stakeholder Panel has met with the TCC Planning and Community sub committees to look at the possibility of a community driven vision for an environmental and sports hub
Demonstration sites grants program for innovative stormwater management practices
As part of the H2OK: Keeping our waterways healthy education program, grants of up to $3,000 for urban homeowners and $7,500 for rural residential owners (up to 40 hectares) in the ACT and surrounding region are available.
