SIRA Meeting
The next SIRA meeting will be held on Sunday, 16th December, 2018 from 10:00 am to 12.00 noon in the Community Hall. Come along and meet the new committee. All welcome.…
SIRA AGM
The SIRA AGM will be held on October 21 at 10 a.m. in the Scotland Island Community Centre. Come along and hear about developments with SIRA and participate in electing a committee for 2019.…
Pasadena Protest
MEDIA RELEASE
Friday, Dec. 15th
Offshore residents rally against Pasadena redevelopment
Local residents plan a protest rally on Saturday in opposition to the renovation and reopening of the Pasadena building at Church Point.
“The overwhelming majority of the community does not want this venue reopened,” said Sharon Kinnison, spokesperson for …
OFFSHORE COMMUNITIES UNDER ATTACK FROM THE NEW NORTHERN BEACHES COUNCIL
Today the Northern Beaches Council have published an outrageous proposal to remove 25% (the roadside row of the main carpark) over the weekend from those with a Church Point Parking Permit. This removes a right we have had for over 50 years (since the main carparking area was created) to …
Church Point Carpark Aesthetics Design Group – Community input requested
Northern Beaches Council have established an advisory group to have input into some aesthetic details of the design of the new Church Point Carpark.
See the project updates webpage and Terms of Reference for the advisory group
EOIs were called for a communication sent to all SIRA members on the …
REMINDER – Make your Church Point Submission
This is a reminder that the closing date for submissions responding to Council’s proposals for Demand and Parking management at Church Point is this Sunday, April 10. Some residents have asked for a clear explanation of the issue. For this we have prepared:
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ACT NOW! Ask Council to fix demand management
Act now to request |
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AREA |
REQUEST |
EFFECT ON NUMBERSfor unrestricted 24/7 CP Permit Parking |
| Back Streets | The number of spaces lost due to safety to be kept to a minimum | Our view is that there is a need to remove only about 20 – 30 spaces |
| Any 4P restriction | ||
NO MORE LOSS OF CHURCH POINT PARKING PERMIT SPACES IN THE CHURCH POINT AREA
Council’s Demand Management Proposals reduce unrestricted spaces available by approx. 128 for Church Point Parking Permit (CPPP) holders
You will no longer be able to park for more than 4 hours or 12 hours during the daytime in these 128 spots which currently have unrestricted 24/7 access
Areas …
Council Decision on construction of new Carpark at Church Point
A Motion on the Council Agenda, Item C9.1 “Design and construction of a seawall, roadway and carpark” was passed last night at the Pittwater Council meeting
MOTION
1. That the recommendation contained in the report in the Confidential section of this Agenda be adopted
2. That Council invite representatives from …