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“Can you have your chook and eat it too?” Rural Lands Protection Alongside Growth

AllyDench "Rural Lands Protection alongside Growth. Can you have your chook and eat it too?

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International Conference on Peri-Urban Landscapes: Water, Food and Environmental Security, Sydney, Australia, July 8-10, 2014. Ally Dench Presentation

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“Can you have your chook and eat it too?”

Rural Lands Protection Alongside Growth

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Peri Urban• Balanced approach to

development

• Risks – the Peri Urban predicament

• Solution searching

• Community partnership approach

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4 “C” Approach

• Controls

• Community education

• Compliance

• Community engagement

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Specific Activities• Community partnership approach to

define "rural living"

• Growth Management Strategy

• Solution-focused Community Forums

• Refinement of Development Control Plans, Compliance Policy, Conditions of Consent

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Specific Activities (con’t)

• Council resolutions reflecting initiatives to protect the good things related to rural living and growth

• Rural Living Handbook

• Facilitation of the Sydney Peri Urban Local Government Network (SPUN)

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Way Forward

Innovative, well planned and coordinated development and infrastructure that considers the uniqueness of our towns and villages and Wollondilly’s rural setting

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Way Forward (con’t)

Authentic community partners in planning for our future, sharing both risk and reward, ultimately “having our chook and eating it too”.