Lane Cove Council has provided information for the public on some of the frequently asked questions relating to zoning and development assesements in the Mowbray Precinct.
Read the question and answers prepared by Lane Cove Council below:
http://ecouncil.lanecove.nsw.gov.au/newtrim/documents/719962194/TRIM_TE_REC_652419.PDF
The North Shore Times reports on the Threatened species and Endangered ecological communities of the Batten Reserve and how they could be detrimentally impacted by development in the Mowbray Precinct.
Read full article below:
http://north-shore-times.whereilive.com.au/news/story/road-to-ruin-for-wildlife-say/
The Stringy Bark Creek Residents Association has decided now is the time to get online. In doing so, we open up the channels of communication to all members of the community.
We have been motivated to take our voice online in specific response to the proposed redevelopment of the area North of Stringybark Creek (Mowbray Precinct). As an association committed to the protection and regeneration of bushland in this area, we are concerned not only for the welfare of bush and the Endangered and Threatened species within the Batten Reserve, but also the safety and welfare of local residents.
By having our issues and voice broadcast over the internet, we hope to draw on the community at large to assist us in making our voice a loud one!
Following the links on the right to learn about the SBCRA, how to get involved and to read the latest news related to the Mowbray Precinct rezoning.
The SBCRA Committee
The crowd pose in front of Batten Reserve
On Monday the 4th April, the SBCRA coordinated a public rally to raise awareness within the wider community of issues presented within the rezoned Mowbray Precinct.
The rally was attended by The Mayor of Lane Cove, Win Gaffney, David Shoebridge, MP from the Greens Party, local Councillors, Ron Gornall, President of the Lane Cove Bushland & Conservation Society and concerned members of the community.