Collection: Local Book

Study undertaken following applications for subdivision in rual areas, apparent demand for further rural/residential development, concern for the fragmentation of rural holdings and a policy aim of ensuring that all types of housing choices are available

This workshop provides and opportunity for councillors to seek a consensus on those remaining matter, prior to the study and draft strategy being formally reported to council for its decision

This workshop provides and opportunity for councillors to seek a consensus on those remaining matter, prior to the study and draft strategy being formally reported to council for its decision

Many depend on the Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment for survival, so all have a part in healing the river together. This booklet is Step One in helping to restore and protect a small piece of the catchment and to make property more attractive and valuable.

Used to establish rationale and controls for environmentally appropriate rural development, to ensure that rural sheds do not detract significantly from the rural and environmental qualities of the locality.

The Gully Aboriginal people, the Aboriginal people of knowledge about the gully Aboriginal Places are the owners of their stories and quotes and excerpts about and by them in this book may only be reproduced with their permission

Story of Josiah Workman who arrived in NSW in 1838 and his family. His marriage with Elizabeth Odgen on 15 October 1839 was the first marriage in St Stephens Anglican Church register.