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Feedback invited on Chapman shops sketch plan

Chapman Shops upgrade

Minister for Territory and Municipal Services, Shane Rattenbury, invites Chapman residents and other interested stakeholders to view and comment on preliminary sketch plans for the upgrade of Chapman shops.
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Chapman Local Centre Forward Design Study & Cultural Plan

Territory and municipal services are preparing for a refurbishment of Chapman Shops public space and are holding a public consultation on Saturday 24 November between 10 and 12. Come along and say what you think we need to have here.

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Charity Bin Pilot Project

TAMS are undertaking trial measures to combat the illegal dumping through the "Charity Bins Pilot Project". The Pilot Project will test two main strategies - "enhanced enforcement" and "practice change". This Pilot will run from 1 August until 28 February 2013. the intent is to collect data on the amount of illegal dumping within selected areas and monitor how different strategies may effect the incidence of illegal dumping in trail regions.

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CHAPMAN Development Application: 201119713 Address: 5 SIDAWAY STREET Block: 14 Section: 35

Proposal: MULTI DWELLING-DEMOLITION-LEASE VARIATION-3 NEW DWELLINGS. Proposed demolition of the existing dwelling and construction of 3 new single storey residences with attached garage. Please see application form for full details of the lease variation. Period for representations closes: 13/04/2011

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Weston Creek Stormwater Retriculation Network - Update

Minister Corbell has provided further details on the Weston Creek Stormwater Reticulation Network which is designed to provide non-potable water to a number of playing fields in Weston Creek. This will assist in drought proofing the important playing fields in Weston Creek.
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CHAPMAN Development Application: 201018590 Address: 50 DARWINIA TERRACE Block: 1 Section: 1

Proposal: Multiple Dwelling - Alteration. Alteration to open north east wall, parapetes deleted south elevation, Balcony measurement of opening alteres east elevation, Rainwater tank relocated, increased size of sliding door on north elevation, raised floor level entrance east elevation, modified shape of front parapet north elevation, ensuite window changed from vertical to horizontal.
Period for comments closes: 24/09/2010.   Click here for details »...

Chapman Play Space Renewal

The play space in Tauchert Street, Chapman is to be renewed. TAMS is inviting residents to have a say about how you would like the play space renewed. Your thoughts are sought on the 'experience' you would like your children to have in the new space or what theme should be incorporated into the space plus any other contribution you may have. You can comment direct to TAMS by Friday 24 September 2010 can be made by clicking here » ...

DA Approval for 'supportive units' Chapman

ACTPLA have advised the Council that the development of supportive units at Chapman has been approved, subject to conditions.

Broadly the approval:

  • * Is for 31 Units, not the originally proposed 32 - Unit 20 has been removed.
  • * Access to and from the site will be by turning left only into and out of the development from Streeton Drive with a concrete median strip opposite the entrance;
  • * The issue of noise from the Church has been considered and the relevant Units (16 to 19) are set back approximately 8.5 metres from the boundary while the required setback is 3.0 metres;
  • * The issue of mature tree removal has been referred to the Conservator for comments though a number of trees are said to be in poor condition.
  • * Parking for tenants at one space per unit and 8 visitors parking spaces is assessed as adequate.

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Updated Submission - Development Application No 200915788 - Block 70 Section 11 Streeton Drive Chapman

WCCC has lodged a submission relating to the proposed development of aged persons units in Chapman. In essence the submission seeks to reduce the development to 27 units; move three units; expresses concern at the proximity of units to the All Souls Anglican Church, seeks a small central park area which will improve large vehicle access; and expresses disappointment with the removal of some 60% of existing trees. Supplementary submissions have been made regarding provision for on-site parking and differences in the description of units proposed for Chapman and Rivett.

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CHAPMAN Development Application: 200915788 Address: STREETON DRIVE Block: 70 Section: 11

Proposal: SUPPORTIVE HOUSING-32 RESIDENCES. Proposed construction of 32 residential single storey houses including garages, driveways, landscaping and 8 visitor parking spaces.

Period for comments closes: 18/11/2009
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The WCCC holds open public meetings on last Wednesday of the month - see Meetings for a timetable.

The meetings are held at The Weston Club, Liardet Street, Weston at 7.30pm (map). We regularly have invited speakers, politicians and other representatives, with other organisations (eg ACT Policing) also regularly attending.

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