On Public Exhibition/Public Notices
Kyogle Council is committed to informing the community and providing the public with opportunities to contribute to the decision making process.
This page features public notices relating to Council works, events and projects and gives community members access to a range of documents on exhibition for public comment.
Members of the public are invited to inspect the documents and make submissions to Council during the exhibition period. You can lodge a submission on all items on public display by emailing council@kyogle.nsw.gov.au, following this link, or by writing to the General Manager, Kyogle Council, PO Box 11, Kyogle, NSW, 2474.
Public Exhibition of Draft Operational Plan 2021/2022 and Delivery Program 2021/2025 and Draft Fees and Charges 2021/2022
Kyogle Council resolved at its ordinary meeting on 12 April 2021 to place the Draft Delivery Program 2021/2025 and Operational Plan 2021/2022 including the Draft Fees and Charges for 2021/2022 on public exhibition.
The public exhibition period gives ratepayers and residents the opportunity to comment on the proposed budget for the 2021/2022 year. The capital works planned for the next four years are also detailed in the document.
The public exhibition period closes at 4pm on Wednesday, 12 May, 2021. Written submissions are encouraged and should be addressed to the General Manager, PO Box 11, Kyogle, NSW, 2474 or email council@kyogle.nsw.gov.au.
The draft documents can be viewed here:
- Draft Operational Plan 2021/2022 and Delivery Program 2021/2025 (budget)
- Draft Fees and Charges 2021/2022
Hard copies are also on display at the following locations throughout the council area: Wadeville store, Woodenbong Post Office, Tabulam Post Office, Cawongla store, Mallanganee Post Office, Old Bonalbo Post Office, Kyogle Library, Kyogle Council Administration Centre, Wiangaree Post Office, Bonalbo Post Office, and the Mobile Library.
Alcohol Free Zones
Council is proposing to re–establish Alcohol Free Zones in the town of Kyogle and the villages of Woodenbong and Tabulam, for the period of 1 July, 2021 to 30 June, 2025.
An Alcohol Free Zone is a means by which Council may limit the locations where consumption of alcohol is permitted, in co-operation with the NSW Police Service and would apply to streets and adjacent car parks, as nominated in the Alcohol Free Zone.
In accordance with Section 644A and 644B of the Local Government Act, this notice is published to invite representations, or objections to the proposed re–establishment of the three (3) Alcohol Free Zones. Written submissions will be received until 4.00pm Friday, 21 May 2021.
To view the maps, please click the following links:
Kyogle Public Realm and Streetscape Revitalisation
Kyogle Council is seeking comment and feedback from the community in connection with draft landscaping proposals for the Kyogle town centre. Following the adoption of an Open Space Design Guide in 2020, Council has recommissioned ROSS Planning to prepare a concept plan for the landscaping, traffic management and enhanced activation of the Kyogle CBD (Central Business District). This plan is designed to complement other town planning initiatives in setting the foundations for the future development of the CBD. The draft plans include the following:
- Comprehensive landscaping proposals for the town centre, including works to create a new civic ‘plaza’ focused on Stratheden Street.
- Revised parking, access and traffic management arrangements – including the introduction of a 40kph zone throughout the town centre.
- Opportunities for new landscaped outdoor dining/rest spaces, street furniture and other features.
- Proposals to introduce new lighting and public art into the town centre – including a ‘Laneway Strategy’ to better activate Roxy Lane and Crockford Lane.
The draft concept plans and drawings are contained within a wider report, which sets out the rationale for the proposed works. To view the plans/report please click here.
To make a submission or request a discussion with a council officer, please send your comments/request to council@kyogle.nsw.gov.au by Friday 28 May 2021, under the heading ‘Kyogle Public Realm and Streetscape Revitalisation’. Alternatively, you can request a call back by contacting Council on (02) 6632 1611. All comments will be considered prior to the adoption of final plans.
QUOTATIONS – PURCHASE OF ABANDONED VEHICLES
Quotations endorsed ‘Abandoned Vehicle Quotations’ are invited for purchase of the following vehicles from Council:-
Make: Mazda Model: Astina 8/98 (18/20)
Make: Nissan Model: X-trail 9/03 (25/20)
Arrangements for inspection of the above vehicles on 12 May 2021 may be made by first contacting Council’s Compliance Officer during business hours on (02) 6632 1611 for a suitable appointment time.
The vehicles have no keys, will be sold as is, where is, are unregistered and have for safety reasons had ALL fluids removed.
Please note that quotations will not necessarily be accepted. Quotations can only be lodged in writing via:
- e-mail to council@kyogle.nsw.gov.au with the e-mail Subject line stating ‘Abandoned Vehicle Quotations with reference number’, or
- hard-copy delivered to the counter at the Kyogle Council Administration Building, 1 Stratheden Street, Kyogle.
Quotations close 3:30 pm Thursday 3 June 2021 and should be addressed to:
General Manager
Kyogle Council
PO Box 11
KYOGLE NSW 2474
Plans of Management
Masterplan Documents
DEVELOPMENT OF FLOOD STUDIES FOR BONALBO, URBENVILLE, AND WOODENBONG
Kyogle Council and Tenterfield Shire Council have engaged engineering consultant BG&E Engineering to develop flood studies for Bonalbo, Urbenville, and Woodenbong. The studies are being undertaken with financial and technical assistance from both Councils and Department of Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE) through the NSW Government’s Floodplain Management Program.
The Flood Studies will help Council understand the likely flooding scenarios for each village area including flooding from creeks and runoff from local catchments.
Council has sought input from the community about flooding in the area, including experiences, photos and observations of flooding. Surveys were posted to residents in the area and the returned surveys have been forwarded to consultants BG&E Engineering.
Check out the project websites:
