The next general RHVA meeting date has been moved to May 25 due to the Federal Election. As our community hall is used as a polling booth, our meeting has been pushed forward one week. Still 3pm, Yulunga Hall. See you there!
North Manyana Planning Proposal (previously known as “Kylor”) update announced.
February 2019
You can view the PP here: Proponent_Urban_Design_Strategy_december_2018_inyadda_drive_PP
If you haven’t already, please visit the SCC’s “Get Involved” page and sign up for updates on this major development proposal. While you’re there, fill in the survey to give your opinion on the proposed PP. (Closes 29/4/19. Please keep a copy of your submission and feel free to forward same to your RHVA exec. We also encourage your comments on the RHVA Community FB page, on any relevant threads on the RHVA FB page, etc.)
To get you up to speed, the minutes of your North Manyana PP Focus Group’s recent meeting are available on our website, including the PP document and a flyer for a Public Meeting being held on Easter Saturday in the Yulunga Hall, to further discuss the North Manyana PP.
Draft Shoalhaven Growth Management Strategy (GMS) 2019 – 2041
The Draft Shoalhaven GMS 2019- 2041 was put up for public comment over the busy Xmas – New Year holiday period and went under the radar. This is a very important document which will determine the future of our coastal villages and needs YOUR input!
The draft “Character Statement” for Manyana / Cunjurong Point is:
“Manyana and Cunjurong Point will offer a relaxed place to live and visit, with a clear focus on beach and water recreation. A diversity of housing, in combination with great services and amenities, and a locally-respectful retail centre will offer all the necessary essentials for local residents and visitors. Beach style housing with a mix of materials and coastal colours will maintain the place’s informal character, and appeal to people seeking the relaxed way of life that the settlements are known for. The hilly topography will continue to offer elevated views to the ocean, including the popular Inyadda Beach.”
The draft “Character Statement” for Bendalong / North Bendalong is:
“Bendalong will maintain its secluded and easygoing character. With a focus on the immersive natural surrounds, this small village will offer convenient access to stunning beaches and the surrounding bushland, offering a diversity of recreational activities, particularly in summer. Bendalong Point and Boat Harbour Beach will be promoted as popular destinations, well-equipped with basic amenities and conveniently located proximate to holiday parks. Buildings will display a coastal material palette and building style, with modest low-rise dwellings featuring flat and gabled roofs and a mix of fibro and weatherboard. Streets will further promote the relaxed and natural character, with lots of natural landscaping and tall street trees.”
But what do YOU think they should say? Please submit your suggestions via email as we will be voting at Saturday 16h March’s meeting on our submission to council.
Please also comment on the Character Assessments for each area.
For all of the relevant information on this topic, visit the SCC “Get Involved” GMS page.
Please note, we have also formalised our RHVA Meetings Code of Conduct March 2019.
