Residential development

City Plan 2015, Community, Environment, Governance, Koalas, Residential development

Trains, land sales and unhealthy waterways in Redland City Council news

The Mayor takes a train On Friday morning the Mayor took a train into the City. This exciting news was posted on Council’s Facebook page. People were invited to submit questions or comments about transport to and from the Redlands. The Council also advised that forums about transport issues will be held on: Sunday 1

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Koala extinction
Community, Governance, Koalas, Residential development, Toondah Harbour, Wildlife

Parks, koalas and the Council’s Christmas show

Council meeting on 7 October to discuss koalas Redland City Council next meets on Wednesday 7 October commencing at 9:30 am. Here’s a link to the meeting agenda. On 22 April Council resolved to “commit to an immediate review of koala area mapping and the requirements for dog owners in koala areas in response to

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Business in Redlands, City Plan 2015, Community, Environment, Governance, Koalas, Residential development, Wildlife

Aquaculture, working against domestic violence and other Redland City Council news

Draft City Plan 2015 Consultation about the Council’s proposed new planning scheme has been underway for two weeks. An issue of concern to many people and groups in the community is Council’s plan to rezone many small parks and conservation areas for residential development, discussed in this Redlands2030 report. City Plan information sessions this week:

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Community voices
City Plan 2015, Community, Environment, Governance, Letters to the Editor, Residential development, Submission

Black roofs, collision course and heritage in the 21st Century

This week the community finally got a chance to see the Draft City plan 2015. Our letters  to the editor (and a song) touch on issues that will be important for our City’s development for many years to come. Make sure your voice is heard. Letters to the Editor can now be emailed to: theeditor@redlands2030.net

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