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… First Fleet's straying cattle.
Our elected Council includes nine Councillor's and our organisational structure is made up of approximately 365 staff who work to fulfill the tasks involved in the management of the Shire.
To see more stats and facts about the Shire visit Profile ID.
… dates from the early 1800s, although the area was explored in 1795 when white settlers followed the First Fleet's straying cattle.
Our elected Council includes nine Councillor's and our organisational structure is made up of approximately 365 staff who work to fulfill the tasks involved in the management of the Shire.
To see more stats and facts about the Shire visit Profile ID.
… flood information please complete the Application for Flood Information.
Floodplain Risk Management Committee
The process of managing flood risk is assisted by the Floodplain Risk Management Committee. The committee is made up of Councillors, Council Staff from a variety of areas across Council, NSW Government Agencies and Community representatives. The Committee has an advisory role and makes recommendations to Council for consideration. To read more about this committee visit the Floodpla…
… to Council by contacting councils Privacy Contact Officer. This form will be placed on a relevant file in councils electronic records management system when the request has been processed and the enquiry is complete. This form will be used by council staff and is publicly available under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
Read more about "Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 - Informal Access Application"...… undertake the type of work proposed.
Applications
Driveway/property entrance application
As of 22 July 2022 our Driveway & Property Entrance has moved online to our Customer Portal.
This is to ensure a streamlined process for both our customers and staff.
When accessing the form you will be prompted to log in (for existing Customer Portal Members) or create an account (for new members). Once you complete this step you will be directed to the form.
Application Form:
Driveway & Prope…
… for wildlife visit the following links:
Sustainable Gardening Australia
The Australian National Botanic Gardens bibliography
Australian Native Plants Society (Australia)
Gardening Australia
Frogwatch
Backyard Buddies
And remember, good nursery staff are always happy to help.
Seek professional assistance with the selection of plants
Take your plan and talk to the experts about what plants will attract fauna and which best suit your site, conditions and personal taste. Remember, the more s…
… movements
Remove any dead, dying or dangerous branches (or trees if deemed necessary)
Allow clearance for pedestrians and vehicles
Allow clearance to buildings (where practicable)
Improve their health and structure
Meet Australian standards by qualified staff
Street trees will not be pruned or removed:
To allow or improve a view or excessive solar access
To reduce fruit or leaf fall, sap drop, bird droppings or similar natural processes
Because branches overhang a boundary
For any other reason…
… involves and benefits the broader community through participation or access,
Provide evidence of inclusive policies, cultural diversity or ageing communities.
Applications will be assessed against the assessment criteria by a panel comprising of Council Staff and an independent community member.
Following assessment, all eligible applications are reviewed at a Councillor Workshop prior to being recommended for funding at the next Council Meeting.
Conditions of Grant
Successful applicants…
… on online lodgement, please visit the NSW Planning Portal. If you need further information on the Development Application process please visit our Preparing a DA page.
What Happens Next?Once submitted your application will be checked by Council staff to ensure it is complete. If your application is incomplete it will be returned to you through the Portal with details of what is missing.
If your application is complete it will be accepted for lodgement. A quote for applicable fees will be…
… with pre-Development Application (DA) consultation, which is designed to identify and resolve issues and deficiencies at an early stage before a DA is submitted.
Our pre-DA service gives applicants the opportunity to meet with development assessment staff and receive valuable advice prior to lodging a DA.
Pre DA Consultation Meeting Request Form
Duty Planner Booking Form
… be enjoyed at the one location. It will also cater for future residents moving to the area”.
“This is part of our massive capital works pipeline that will be supporting and providing jobs on the ground for our community.”
“On behalf of Councillors, staff and the community I would like to thank Acting Minister for Sport, Geoff Lee and the Greater Sydney Sports Facility Fund program as well as the Crown Lands Improvement Fund for the opportunity to make this happen for our community,” he said.…
… They built a variety of boxes to provide homes suited to parrots, pardalotes, micro bats, pygmy possums, ringtail possums and sugar gliders.
The nest boxes were installed with help from a qualified arborist under the guidance of Council’s Environmental staff.
Residents are also being encouraged to help reduce the stresses on our local wildlife, simply by installing their own nest boxes, planting locally native plants or providing a water source for native animals. …
… gateways are powered by renewable energy (solar and wind power) generated onsite using Aura Renewable Energy assets.
The features will result in a better experience for users of the park, increased sanitation and more efficient operations for Council staff.
Mayor Matthew Deeth said, “We are very excited to be a part of this trial. This is a great initiative to increase connectivity and improve communication for our community through this innovative project.”
“This project demonstrates how pa…
… able to elect the next Mayor through a popular vote for a four year term.
Cr Khan said, “It is an honour to be able to represent the people of Wollondilly and lead the Council at this time.”
“I am looking forward to working with the Councillors and staff to continue to achieve great things for the area and to advocate for our community.”
Cr Banasik, who recently celebrated 25 years of service as a Wollondilly Councillor thanked the Councillors for electing him as Deputy Mayor.
Former Mayor,…
… 2. The Competition is open to Wollondilly Residents ONLY.
3. Enter via the Doggy Day In page on councils website to enter your details and upload your photo or video as per the website instructions.
4. Entries will be judged by a panel of council staff to produce a list of finalists which will be voted on by the general public on facebook (most liked photo/video will WIN!).
5. Entries must be submitted by Friday 16th October at 12pm.
6. Voting will close Friday 23rd October 12pm. Winners…
Thirlmere Festival of Steam
Huff N Puff Road Race and Family Fun Run
National Sorry Day – Community Commemoration
Wollondilly’s Community Grants Program Opens for 2025
Community to have their say on Bargo Sportsground Master Plan
Council votes not to support Planning Proposal for Appin Part 2 Precinct