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Lane Cove Council and Developers Told St Leonards South Rezoning Excessive...

Developers have acquired around 90 properties in St Leonards South with the hope that the area would be rezoned as higher density residential development....

Update on Rosenthal Avenue Car Park Development (now known as The...

The Rosenthal Car Park Development is on schedule and on budget.  Completion is scheduled for June 2020. Status The super structure is now 85% complete, all...

Lane Cove News Week in Review 14th to 20th July

Welcome to our week in review. The Lane Cove Council has released its June Snapshot.  This snapshot provides details of Lane Cove Council’s activities during...

Councillor Andrew Zbik Seeks Lane Cove Earn and Return Solution

Lane Cove residents do not have the ability to recycle via the return and earn scheme in the Lane Cove Council area.  When the...

Organic Waste Problem for Lane Cove Council

In the 2018 War on Waste  series they featured the Penrith City Council and the steps they have taken to reduce landfill and recycle organic...

Update on Medium Density Housing Code in Lane Cove

In June 2018 the NSW Government introduced laws that made it easier to carve up existing residential blocks (usually your single level house) and...

Lane Cove News Week in Review 16th to 22nd June 2019

A week of cool and rainy weather in Lane Cove. Girl Power Our cover photo is the under 13 LCJRU Girls 7s team.  On Saturday they made history...

Lane Cove and Hunters Hill Councils To Explore Shared Services

Lane Cove Council and Hunters Hill Council are exploring ways to share services. Shared services are a way for local councils to potentially achieve...

Update on Coles Site Redevelopment

A Development Application for the “Coles Site “at 56 – 60 Burns Bay Road Lane Cove. was lodged on 17 August 2018 (DA 145/2018). The site...

NSW Government Pledges More Green Spaces

The NSW Government’s newly released 2019-20 budget includes significant investment in open and green spaces. Planning and Public Spaces Minister, Rob Stokes, has allocated $162...