Recent submissions, comments and papers by EcoNetwork.
KKEPS Submission – 23 Port Stephens Dr, Anna Bay 2316 NSW
23 Port Stephens Dr, Anna Bay 2316 NSW (LOT: 1 DP: 521177) DA (16 – 2023 – 178 – 1) More information about EcoNetwork’s Koala Koalition Read more
KKEPS Submission – 5 Koala Place, Boat Harbour
DA 16 – 2023 – 173 – 1, 5 Koala Place, Boat Harbour – venue change from tourist accommodation to function centre. More information about EcoNetwork’s Koala Read more
TRRA Submission Holcim Salt Ash Sand Operation
Submission by Tomaree Ratepayers and Residents Association (TRRA) TRRA submits this project should be refused as it is not acceptable on multiple grounds including: Read more
Future use of Tomaree Lodge
EcoNetwork submits that there should be an integrated approach to potential Lodge uses through a Trust arrangement – with a management body that would facilitate such an arrangement. The buildings … Read more
Joint IPCC Submission – Kings Hill – Concept DA for Residential Subdivision
Concept DA for Residential Subdivision and Stage Concept DA for Residential Subdivision and Stage 1 Works including Vegetation Clearing and Establishment of a Conservation Area. Read more
PSC Draft Development Control Plan 2014 – Amendments
Port Stephens Council is proposing ‘Housekeeping’ amendments to the DCP processes. These include substantive change to aspects such as tree management. Read the joint TRRA/EcoNetwork submission. Read more
PSC Revised Tree Vandalism Policy
Below are submissions by EcoNetwork, Tomaree Ratepayers and Residents Association and the Koala Koalition providing feedback to Port Stephens Council on their revised Tree Vandalism Policy, now closed for comments. … Read more
Martins Creek Quarry – KKEPS submission to Independent Planning Commission
Cumulative impacts – quarry site locations. Firstly, KKEPS would like to emphasise that the cumulative impact of this quarry should not be considered only in relation to the Brandy Hill Quarry. Port Stephens and neighbouring areas in Dungog and Mid Coast LGAs have four established hard rock quarries apart from Martins Creek. Read more