Submissions
KEY REPORTS
2021/22 Business Plan
2019/20 Annual Report
COVID-19 Impact Report
SUBMISSIONS
We regularly make submissions to state and federal governments as well as other relevant organisations to advocate on behalf of our member councils on key issues facing the region.
Some of our recent submissions include:
NSROC submission to IPART on the Review of the Rate Peg to Include Population Growth – Draft Report
NSROC submission to Australian Energy Regulator: Draft Ring-fencing Guidelines
NSROC submission to the Inquiry into the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Infrastructure Contributions) Bill 2021
NSROC submission to IPART on the Review of the Rate Peg to Include Population Growth – Draft Report
NSROC submission to IPART on Local Council Domestic Waste Management Charges Discussion Paper
NSROC response to NSW Energy from Waste Consultation on draft policy statement
NSROC feedback to the State Strategic Plan – A Vision for Crown Land Discussion Paper
STRATEGIES
NSROC has undertaken a number of initiatives to help provide strategic direction for the region, including:
Social and Cultural Infrastructure Strategy 2020:
Having identified a number of capacity gaps in the region, we are developing a range of tools and information resources for our member councils to support more effective operation of existing infrastructure and to deliver increased capacity as our population grows overtime.
Northern Sydney Transport Infrastructure Strategy 2020:
NSROC and our member councils are working with the NSW Government to deliver a safe and accessible transport system that will connect the region to the city in 30-minutes by public or active transport. This involves addressing missing links, developing local transport programs and embracing new technologies that will optimise existing networks.
Waste Strategy Update 2017 – 2021:
This strategy sets out the region’s objectives, targets and projects to deliver our vision of advancing sustainable waste management practices within the NSROC region. It also identifies the priority waste management areas for the region and how progress will be monitored each year. The strategy is supported by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) with funding from the waste levy.
Regional Sportsground Strategy Review 2017:
NROC is committed to improving the coordination of community sportsground management across the region to maximise participation opportunities and deliver community health and amenity benefits. This report serves as an update to the previous strategy with a focus on analysing future demand for the provision of sports grounds in the region.
Regional Plan for Synthetic Sports Fields 2017:
Given the existing deficiency in sports fields across the region, and the potential increase in demand, it is unlikely that demand and supply will be in balance without the construction of more synthetic sports fields. This plan outlines a strategic and efficient approach to the regional provision of synthetic sports fields which maximises community benefits.
