This is a call for fresh new management team for Lane Cove Council.
We believe the current management is no longer aligned with the ethos of Lane Cove, and are purely driven by large construction projects unsuited to Lane Cove, which is in the main low density, high value, high sought after residential suburb with high conservation value.
The current team acts unilaterally despite clear articulated position of the community, thereby disenfranchising the community. This is evident in,
We believe the council acts on ill conceived thought bubbles, purely driven by attempts to create major construction projects rather than a solution appropriate for our needs.The Golf club upgrade is an example where,
These are all thought bubbles from a council out of touch with the ethos of Lane Cove and its residents. We also believe that they are acting in both a financially and environmentally irresponsible manner, by not providing a balanced view to the public, and undertaking construction projects without adequate assessment of need and financial viability.
We believe that it funnels our rate payer funds to major construction projects, rather than providing quality services under their care,
There is continuous conflict between the council management and the public. Many in the community are afraid that the council could retaliate if objects are made. Many community associations have formed purely to fight against the council and protect the livability of the area and conservation value! The council has gone to the extent of attempting to gag certain elements of the public arena (resolution failed) thereby disenfranchising the community.
We call for a fresh management team with views aligned with the ethos of Lane Cove, and which will work with the community to deliver our needs based on sound planning practices; and for an auditor general audit, to ensure the council has not been funnelling ratepayer funds mandated for other services; to save up for construction projects, and confirm that the council is in a financial position to undertake a $85 - 100M construction project.
This is a call for fresh new management team for Lane Cove Council.
We believe the current management is no longer aligned with the ethos of Lane Cove, and are purely driven by large construction projects unsuited to Lane Cove, which is in the main low density, high value, high sought after residential suburb with high conservation value.
The current team acts unilaterally despite clear articulated position of the community, thereby disenfranchising the community. This is evident in,
We believe the council acts on ill conceived thought bubbles, purely driven by attempts to create major construction projects rather than a solution appropriate for our needs.The Golf club upgrade is an example where,
These are all thought bubbles from a council out of touch with the ethos of Lane Cove and its residents. We also believe that they are acting in both a financially and environmentally irresponsible manner, by not providing a balanced view to the public, and undertaking construction projects without adequate assessment of need and financial viability.
We believe that it funnels our rate payer funds to major construction projects, rather than providing quality services under their care,
There is continuous conflict between the council management and the public. Many in the community are afraid that the council could retaliate if objects are made. Many community associations have formed purely to fight against the council and protect the livability of the area and conservation value! The council has gone to the extent of attempting to gag certain elements of the public arena (resolution failed) thereby disenfranchising the community.
We call for a fresh management team with views aligned with the ethos of Lane Cove, and which will work with the community to deliver our needs based on sound planning practices; and for an auditor general audit, to ensure the council has not been funnelling ratepayer funds mandated for other services; to save up for construction projects, and confirm that the council is in a financial position to undertake a $85 - 100M construction project.