Plans are in motion to potentially build a brand new suburb in the Shoalhaven.
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Currently known as the Moss Vale Road North Urban Release Area, the future suburb would have space for 2000-2500 homes, plus a shopping centre and parks.
The site in question is a 266 hectare parcel of land adjacent to Moss Vale Rd, between Cambewarra Village and Princes Hwy.
It has been identified for development since 2006.
Planning documents have been lodged for the future development, and Shoalhaven City Council is now inviting residents to have their say.
The planning documents on exhibition include:
- A Planning Proposal recommending changes to existing land use zones and planning controls, such as minimum lot sizes, building heights, and the location of smaller lots.
- Draft Development Controls for the design of the future subdivision and dwellings, the layout of the local centre, the street network, and the management of environmental areas. These are proposed to be added as a new chapter in Council's City-wide Development Control Plan.
The planning documents and background information on the proposed development are on public exhibition now.
They will be open to community feedback until Friday, July 1.
Shoalhaven residents can read the plans and provide feedback via the Shoalhaven City Council website.
The naming of the new suburb is also open for feedback through the Geographical Naming Board; feedback on the name is also open until Friday, July 1.
Jorja McDonnell
Jorja reports for the South Coast Register, and occasionally the Milton-Ulladulla Times. Email: jorja.mcdonnell@austcommunitymedia.com.au Phone: 0438 842 394
Jorja reports for the South Coast Register, and occasionally the Milton-Ulladulla Times. Email: jorja.mcdonnell@austcommunitymedia.com.au Phone: 0438 842 394
