Council has prepared a Draft Local Strategic Planning Statement (LSPS) which identifies its long-term land use planning strategy. The draft LSPS contains eight (8) planning priorities across the three (3) themes of Environment, Community and Economy as it responds to the town planning challenges and...
What is a PAMP? It's short for PEDESTRIAN ACCESS AND MOBILITY PLAN. Why is it important? It's a long-term framework for new footpaths, pedestrian crossings, and related infrastructure in the Valley's towns and villages. From December 2019 to January 2020 Council asked residents to take...
The NSW government in collaboration with local councils and key stakeholder organisations of the Richmond River catchment in NSW have developed a framework for delivering improved river health outcomes. This process has been run as an independent study by Alluvium Consulting Australia (Alluvium) and Natural...
Are you a Richmond Valley residents who would appreciate an expanded network of shared pathways and footpaths and associated infrastructure around your town? Richmond Valley Council is currently reviewing its Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan (PAMP), and has engaged consultants GeoLINK to carry out the...
In the wake of the recent devastating bushfires, Richmond Valley Council has developed a new draft policy to help alleviate financial hardship which can result following a natural disaster. The draft Financial Hardship - Natural Disaster Policy proposes to grant financial relief by deferring the...
Preparation of a Community Participation Plan (CPP) is a new requirement for Council under the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 (the Planning Act). Richmond Valley Council’s Community Participation Plan guides how and when it engages the community across a range of development assessment and...
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