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Coordinated approach to bring best outcomes for Parra Rd
21 April 2017 – Media Release
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2-22 William Street, Granville - Planning Proposal
Draft Voluntary Planning Agreement and Draft Development Control Plan for 2-22 William Street, Granville
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Hyland Road, Greystanes
Cumberland City Council is committed to managing the Hyland Road site formerly used as a Municipal Waste Facility.
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Planning applications move online to NSW Planning Portal
The NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE) has developed a Planning Portal that enables online submission of development applications (DAs) and other planning related applications to Council.
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Transforming Wyatt Park into a valued recreational hub
27 April 2017 – Media Release
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Crowds gather for Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre open day
2 May 2017 – Media Release
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Cumberland City Council urges residents to mask-up
Cumberland City Council is urging residents to wear a mask in light of recent updates to the Public Health Order and residents contracting the COVID-19 virus in suburbs including Berala, Greystanes and Smithfield.
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Cumberland Conversations – Council’s new Have your Say platform
There’s a new way to Have Your Say at Cumberland City with the launch of Cumberland Conversations, Council’s latest initiative to involve the community in projects and ideas across the Local Government Area (LGA).
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Cumberland City Council wins appeal against mosque development
A development application for the construction of a mosque in Factory Street Granville has been refused after the Land and Environment Court ruled to dismiss the appeal.
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Cumberland Council puts waste management services to tender
2 May 2017 – Media Release
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Council moves forward with rates harmonisation plan
Cumberland City Council is moving ahead with a proposal to harmonise its rates structure, starting 1 July 2021.
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Financial support to residents for construction of dividing fences
4 May 2017 – Media Release
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First Mayor’s grave restored
The gravesite of the first mayor of the Municipality of Prospect and Sherwood, the predecessor of the former Holroyd Council, Arthur Holroyd has been restored after years of neglect.
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Cumberland Council to manage all parks and facilities
4 May 2017 – Media Release
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Works kick off to transform Parramatta Road corridor
Work is underway on a series of projects that will breathe new life into Parramatta Road and improve Auburn’s liveability, as part of the NSW Government’s $198m Improvement Program.
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Cumberland Council celebrates 1st birthday with a staff barbeque
12 May 2017 – Media Release
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Traditional lion dance in Berala to support local business
Cumberland City Council has celebrated local businesses in Berala with a traditional lion dance weaving through Berala’s business district today, to bring prosperity and good fortune as part of Lunar New Year celebrations.
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Commemoration marks birthplace of Reconciliation Movement
16 May 2017 – Media Release
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Cumberland Art & Photography Award winners 2017
22 May 2017 – Media Release
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Proposed planning framework for Granville town centre
The survey is now closed, and submissions are now being reviewed. Thank you to all who provided feedback.
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Cumberland City Council release updated Economic Statement
Cumberland City Council has released an updated economic statement revealing progress in performance to restore its financial situation.
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$1 million in grants awarded to community organisations with more on the way
14 June 2017 – Media Release
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Council exploring alternative models for long day care services
Cumberland City Council’s nine long day care centres are ripe for revitalisation, with fresh new models being explored to improve quality and efficiencies.
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Pensioner rebates on the table
A voluntary rates rebate for Parramatta pensioners would remain at $100 a year under a proposal that is open for your comments.
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