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Leichhardt Appendix 1 – Proposed LEP maps March 2022 Contents Leichhardt Existing Land Zoning Map ....................................................................................5 Proposed Land Zoning Map ............................................................................. 6 Proposed Heritage Map ........................................................................................7 Existing Floor Space Ratio Map ....................................................................8 Proposed Floor Space Ratio Map .............................................................. 9 Proposed Floor Space Ratio Incentives Map .............................. 10 Existing Height of Buildings Map ................................................................. 11 Proposed Height of Building Incentives Map .............................. 12 Proposed Key Site 1 ...................................................................................................... 13 Proposed Active Front

  C1222(2) Item 19         Notice of Motion: Development of Flood Plains Motion: (Da Cruz) That Council:   1.     Acknowledges the serious risk that flooding presents to communities in an era of changing climate; 2.     Fully supports the measures already incorporated into IWC plans and strategies to protect communities in the Inner West from flooding risks, especially through the diligent application of those measures in planning decisions; and 3.     Not support any planning proposal which has the effect of significantly increasing residential density in mapped flood planning areas. The Mayor ruled point 3 of the motion out of order as it is inconsistent with the exemptions allowed in the ministerial directions and also ruled points 1 and 2 redundant as council does not need to move a motion to support the measures already incorporated into Inner West Council plans and strategies. Procedural Motion (Da Cruz/Stamoli

Extraordinary Council Meeting 13 December 2022 C1222(2) Item 18         Notice of Motion: Congratulate Boomali Aboriginal Artists          Cooperative on 35 Years Motion: (Da Cruz/Byrne) That Council write to the artists of Boomalli Aboriginal Artists Cooperative congratulating them on their contribution to culture in Leichhardt, the Inner West and beyond. Motion Carried For Motion:                 Crs Atkins, Byrne, Da Cruz, D'Arienzo, Drury, Griffiths, Howard, Langford, Lockie, Scott, Shetty, Smith, Stamolis, Stephens and Tsardoulias Against Motion:          Nil  Minutes https://innerwest.infocouncil.biz/Open/2022/12/C_13122022_MIN_4000_EXTRA_WEB.htm Agenda Item No:         C1222(2) Item 18 Subject:         Notice of Motion: Congratulate Boomali Aboriginal Artists Cooperative on 35 Years         Council Meeting at its meeting on 06 December 2022 resolved that the matter be deferred to the meeting to be held

  July 2023: Silent Electric vehicles pose an additional danger to blind Ashfield resident Gisele Mesnage who relies on her guide dog Nyota... https://cityhubsydney.com.au/2023/07/elderly-residents-locked-out-of-new-ashfield-park-by-lack-of-zebra-crossings/   2018: Electric cars in Australia to include safety sound "Vision Australia welcomes the federal government’s announcement that plans are underway to mandate a minimum sound requirement in electric and hybrid vehicles in Australia." https://www.visionaustralia.org/news/2019-08-30/electric-cars-australia-include-safety-sound   May 2023: Acoustic Vehicle Alerting Systems for Electric Vehicles We're[were] seeking feedback on whether to have all new light electric road vehicles (including fully electric, hydrogen fuel cell, and hybrid vehicles) fitted with an audio alerting system. [This consultation is closed. submission by 26 May 2023.] https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/have-your-say/acoustic-vehicle-alerting-systems-e

Telecommunications Deployment "Telecommunications carriers have powers under Schedule 3 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 to inspect land, install ‘low-impact’ facilities, and to maintain any kind of telecommunications facility. They also have immunity from some state and territory laws when carrying out these activities, such as planning laws. This is called the carriers’ powers and immunities framework. The carriers' powers and immunities framework is important as it allows for the efficient construction and maintenance of telecommunications networks in a nationally consistent way. Low-impact facilities are telecommunications equipment that: are essential to the efficient operation of telecommunications networks have low visual impact, and are unlikely to cause significant community disruption during installation or operation. These laws encourage telecommunications carriers to roll out networks using components that fall within strict type, size, colour and lo