Shoalhaven City Council PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT MA2025/1049 The following Application has been received by Shoalhaven City Council seeking approval for: Proposal: Demolition of the existing office, subdivision of the site in 6 stages resulting in the creation of 134 community title lots, 2 community lots and one rural lot as illustrated on the plans (referenced in the table below), the remediation of contaminated land, construction of associated roads and infrastructure, civil work, constructions of ponds, rehabilitation, revegetation and conservation of the community lots and management of these lots in perpetuity. S4.56 Modification Application - remove or amend conditions relating to the containment cell within Proposed Lot 110 and the associated Remedial Action Plan (RAP) Property: 369 Worrigee Road WORRIGEE - Lot 7 DP 1236686 15 Aldous Place WORRIGEE - Part Lot 102 DP 1283068 23A Aldous Place WORRIGEE - Part Lot 101 DP 1283068 23B Aldous Place WORRIGEE -Lot 225 DP 1283067 Applicant: Allen Price Pty Ltd Consent Authority: Council shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au f The application and associated documents can be accessed on Councils website www.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au by following the Development Application Tracking link (Track a DA) from 28 June 2025 to 28 July 2025. Any person during the above exhibition period may make a submission in relation to the development application detailing reasons for objection or support (making reference to MA2025/1049). Submissions will be accepted on or before 28 July 2025. Navigate to Lodging a DA Submission from Councils website. For information on the display of submission, obligations to declare reportable political donations, submitting pre-printed form letters and petitions refer to Council's 'Community Consultation Policy for Development Applications' which is available on Council's website under 'Policies' Further enquiries on this matter should be directed to Council's City Development Directorate on 1300 293 111. ABORIGINAL HERITAGE ASSESSMENT SHARED USER PATH - DOLPHIN POINT ROAD Shoalhaven City Council (SCC) intends to construct a concrete path along Dolphin Point Road, Dolphin Point. The proposal may impact an Aboriginal heritage site. Pursuant to the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974, Aboriginal people and organisations with cultural associations to the area are invited to register interest in a community consultation process to assist SCC in the preparation of an application for an Aboriginal Heritage Impact Permit and to assist the Secretary of the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water in the determination of the application. If you wish to be consulted, please register an interest by contacting Geoff Young on 4429 3399 or email geoff.young@ shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au, prior to 14 July 2025. Each month, Council will publish a report on all determined Development Applications. View these reports on Council's website under 'View a development application' or scan the QR code. Good dogs need great owners Scan the QR code to learn more Shoalhaven City Council PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT MA2025 / 1049 The following Application has been received by Shoalhaven City Council seeking approval for : Proposal : Demolition of the existing office , subdivision of the site in 6 stages resulting in the creation of 134 community title lots , 2 community lots and one rural lot as illustrated on the plans ( referenced in the table below ) , the remediation of contaminated land , construction of associated roads and infrastructure , civil work , constructions of ponds , rehabilitation , revegetation and conservation of the community lots and management of these lots in perpetuity . S4.56 Modification Application - remove or amend conditions relating to the containment cell within Proposed Lot 110 and the associated Remedial Action Plan ( RAP ) Property : 369 Worrigee Road WORRIGEE - Lot 7 DP 1236686 15 Aldous Place WORRIGEE - Part Lot 102 DP 1283068 23A Aldous Place WORRIGEE - Part Lot 101 DP 1283068 23B Aldous Place WORRIGEE -Lot 225 DP 1283067 Applicant : Allen Price Pty Ltd Consent Authority : Council shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au f The application and associated documents can be accessed on Councils website www.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au by following the Development Application Tracking link ( Track a DA ) from 28 June 2025 to 28 July 2025 . Any person during the above exhibition period may make a submission in relation to the development application detailing reasons for objection or support ( making reference to MA2025 / 1049 ) . Submissions will be accepted on or before 28 July 2025. Navigate to Lodging a DA Submission from Councils website . For information on the display of submission , obligations to declare reportable political donations , submitting pre - printed form letters and petitions refer to Council's ' Community Consultation Policy for Development Applications ' which is available on Council's website under ' Policies ' Further enquiries on this matter should be directed to Council's City Development Directorate on 1300 293 111 . ABORIGINAL HERITAGE ASSESSMENT SHARED USER PATH - DOLPHIN POINT ROAD Shoalhaven City Council ( SCC ) intends to construct a concrete path along Dolphin Point Road , Dolphin Point . The proposal may impact an Aboriginal heritage site . Pursuant to the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 , Aboriginal people and organisations with cultural associations to the area are invited to register interest in a community consultation process to assist SCC in the preparation of an application for an Aboriginal Heritage Impact Permit and to assist the Secretary of the Department of Climate Change , Energy , the Environment and Water in the determination of the application . If you wish to be consulted , please register an interest by contacting Geoff Young on 4429 3399 or email geoff.young @ shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au , prior to 14 July 2025 . Each month , Council will publish a report on all determined Development Applications . View these reports on Council's website under ' View a development application ' or scan the QR code . Good dogs need great owners Scan the QR code to learn more