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Real
Actions for a Sustainable Future- A Business
Plan for Phase Two. Part II:
NRRS Secretariat, 1999.
254kb |
A work program for future development
of the Northern Rivers Regional Strategy with
recommendations for Northern Rivers Regional
Strategy content and priorities, monitoring,
future consultation, management and administration.
Includes up to 40 projects in the areas of:
• planning and coordination;
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natural resource management;
• economic
development;
• social planning/services
and infrastructure;
• transport and
communications;
• implementation,
management and monitoring; and
• policy
development.
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Guiding
Principles for a Sustainable Future. Part I:
Final Report for Phase One
NRRS Secretariat, 1998.
423kb |
The guiding principles and a
regional approach for sustainability for the
Northern Rivers region have been endorsed by
local and State Government, the private sector
and environmental interests. These principles
are based on sustainability principles, relevant
state legislation and have implications specific
to the region. Includes a brief summary of community
priorities. |
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Community
Views and Values - A Resource Document. Part
III:
NRRS Secretariat, 1998.
274kb |
A summary of the research and
consultation findings associated with the Northern
Rivers Regional Strategy planning process. Key
community values are discussed in relation to
integrated planning; human settlement and activities;
economic development; quality of life biodiversity;
resource management; transport, accessibility
and communications; and community values. |
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Northern
Rivers - Framework for a Sustainable Future
NRRS Secretariat, 1997.
4.82MB |
A strategic framework for the
region, based on research and consultation from
the Northern Rivers Regional Strategy planning
process. Includes a suggested vision for the
future of the region, guiding principles, policies,
a set of specific results to be achieved by
the year 2016, a list of possible action plans
and a schematic structure plan setting out a
possible settlement hierarchy and important
regional resources. The framework provided the
first step in developing a regional strategy
by identifying what the regional strategy might
contain and what the broad direction for the
future might be. The framework was used to seek
comment and feedback before developing a draft
strategy. |
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Northern
Rivers - Framework for a Sustainable Future:
Supporting/ Background Information for Phase
One
NRRS Secretariat, 1997.
192kb |
Summary of the range of research
projects and key findings from the consultation
associated with the Northern Rivers Regional
Strategy planning process. Defines sustainable
development and reviews the application of this
concept in the Northern Rivers region. Reviews
the policy and planning context and provides
an overview of possible implementation and monitoring
options. |
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Northern Rivers Regional Structure
Plan
NRRS Secretariat, 1997
COMING SOON |
The Structure Plan looks at key
elements or parts which combined give a framework
to the long term physical make-up and character
of the region. The structure plan seeks to follow
on from what was called the “North Coast
Functional Hierarchy” outlined in the
North Coast Planning Strategy of 1995 (NCUPS)
work to provide better clarity with respect
to:
• the form and character of settlement
• major regional corridors
• major regional ports
• important regional greenbelts
• important regional agricultural lands
• industrial areas of regional importance
• extractive industry sites of regional
importance.
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Urban
Settlement Strategies: Guidelines for the North
Coast
DUAP, 2000
2.59Mb
Land
Demand/Supply Manual and Spreadsheet
NRRS and PlanningNSW, 2002
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Government policy on the form
and content of urban settlement strategies for
the North Coast of NSW, including minimum requirements
and a suggested strategy preparation process.
Accompanied by a manual and spreadsheet to
assist local government with the preparation
of land demand and supply analysis. NOTE:
If using the manual, you will need to contact
the Grafton
office of PlanningNSW for the relevant
up to date population projections.
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Clarence
Valley Settlement Strategy
Councils of Copmanhurst, Grafton, Maclean, Nymboida,
Ulmarra and DUAP, 1999
900kb |
A joint settlement strategy for
the Clarence Valley, including the local government
areas of Copmanhurst, Grafton, Maclean, Nymboida
and Ulmarra (now Pristine Waters). The strategy
adopts the principles of sustainable development
as used in the Northern Rivers Regional Strategy
and applies them to settlement development,
design and land use planning in the Clarence
Valley. |
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Clarence
Valley Settlement Strategy Appendices
Councils of Copmanhurst, Grafton, Maclean, Nymboida,
Ulmarra and DUAP, 1999.
1.22Mb |
Details policy context, physical
context and detailed strategies for specific
settlements in the Clarence Valley. Includes
and inventory and atlas of infrastructure and
existing conditions. |
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