The Tuggeranong Community Council has come out in opposition to light rail in Canberra. At its recent meeting the Council voted to oppose the project claiming it will be a cost burden to Tuggeranong residents and unlikely to ever reach the Valley in the near …
Tuggeranong Community Council (TCC) and the Tuggeranong Lake Carers (TLC) group hosted the annual Clean Up Australia campaign around the shores of Lake Tuggeranong on Sunday 3, March 2013. Volunteers were joined by the Federal Member for Canberra, Gai Brodtmann MP, and ACT Greens …
Minister for Territory and Municipal Services, Shane Rattenbury, has invited Tuggeranong residents to provide feedback on the draft master plan for Tuggeranong Town Park. Mr Rattenbury says the ACT Government has allocated $80,000 for the preparation of the master plan as part of the Town …
TCC STATEMENT ON TRALEE APPROVAL The Tuggeranong Community Council (TCC), which represents the 98,000 residents of the Tuggeranong Valley, is astounded the NSW Government has apparently ignored all expert government and independent planning advice and approved the construction of homes under and close to the …
The community is invited to participate in a forum to discuss the health and future management of Lake Tuggeranong. It is hoped that a Friends of Lake Tuggeranong Group will be formed as a result of the Forum. The event will be held at the …
At the 3 July TCC meeting representatives of the ACT Government’s Community Services Directorate (CSD) briefed the TCC members and concerned residents over plans for a four storey housing development on the corner of Mead and Benham Streets in Chisholm. Among others things, the TCC and …
The ACT Planning and Land Authority (ACTPLA) are progressing well with a planning and design study for the Tuggeranong and Erindale centres and their connecting transport corridor (Erindale Drive). We hosted a special public meeting this week and thank the presenters and more than 60 …
Tuggeranong residents have been invited to participate in the ACT Government’s Time to Talk initiative. Time to Talk is an opportunity for all Tuggeranong residents to consider and communicate their vision for their city in 2030. For more information visit: Time to Talk
