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Neutral, Hayes and Kurraba Precincts merger proposal

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Consultation has concluded

PROPOSAL TO MERGE THE PRECINCT AREAS OF NEUTRAL, HAYES & KURRABA

Hayes and Kurraba Precinct Committees have been inactive for many years due to the lack of office bearers to run the respective Committees.

For some time now, Neutral Precinct Committee has extended its meeting invitations to community members from the neighbouring Precinct areas of Hayes and Kurraba.

Neutral Precinct Committee is proposing a formal merger of the three Precinct areas to become one large Precinct area (refer to proposed map in the document library).

Neutral Precinct Committee is seeking preference feedback from eligible community members (residents, workers, students and businesses) on:

  • OPTION 1 - Merger of Neutral, Hayes & Kurraba Precincts
  • OPTION 2 - Status quo, maintain the three individual Precinct area/reactive Hayes & Kurraba Precincts
  • OPTION 3 - Other (please detail) e.g. merger of Hayes & Kurraba Precincts

If there is majority support for Option 1, Council will work with the current office bearers of Neutral Precinct Committee to facilitate the merger (as recently occurred between Edward and Union Precinct Committees to become Euroka Precinct Committee). Council's role is to help set up the new Precinct Committee. A new executive committee will be elected at the next AGM. Include your contact details if you are interested in being an office bearer.

If there is majority support for Option 2 or 3, Council will work with interested community members to reactive Hayes and Kurraba Precinct Committees. Include your contact details if you are interested in finding out more about being an office bearer.

HAVE YOUR SAY

Complete the online feedback form (below) or send your feedback to yoursay@northsydney.nsw.gov.au by 11.59pm Sunday 19 November 2023.

This is not a voting form - Council is hosting this consultation to determine the sentiment of the community affected by the proposal. All feedback will be collated received by Council. Neutral Precinct Committee will be provided the high level results only. No personal information identifiers from submitters will be provided to Neutral Precinct Committee, such information will be stored by Council in accordance with our Privacy Management Plan.

Interested in becoming an office bearer? The form includes the option to include your contact details to find out more about becoming office bearer. Council will only use your contact details for this purpose.

MORE INFORMATION

Contact Council's Manager Corporate Planning & Engagement on 02 9936 8463.

North Sydney Council recognises the principle that the question of mergers or amalgamations between Precincts, or their dissolution, are matters for the Precincts themselves to determine. Council provides administrative support for any such mergers, amalgamations or dissolutions. Council is assisting Neutral Precinct Committee to facilitate this consultation.

PROPOSAL TO MERGE THE PRECINCT AREAS OF NEUTRAL, HAYES & KURRABA

Hayes and Kurraba Precinct Committees have been inactive for many years due to the lack of office bearers to run the respective Committees.

For some time now, Neutral Precinct Committee has extended its meeting invitations to community members from the neighbouring Precinct areas of Hayes and Kurraba.

Neutral Precinct Committee is proposing a formal merger of the three Precinct areas to become one large Precinct area (refer to proposed map in the document library).

Neutral Precinct Committee is seeking preference feedback from eligible community members (residents, workers, students and businesses) on:

  • OPTION 1 - Merger of Neutral, Hayes & Kurraba Precincts
  • OPTION 2 - Status quo, maintain the three individual Precinct area/reactive Hayes & Kurraba Precincts
  • OPTION 3 - Other (please detail) e.g. merger of Hayes & Kurraba Precincts

If there is majority support for Option 1, Council will work with the current office bearers of Neutral Precinct Committee to facilitate the merger (as recently occurred between Edward and Union Precinct Committees to become Euroka Precinct Committee). Council's role is to help set up the new Precinct Committee. A new executive committee will be elected at the next AGM. Include your contact details if you are interested in being an office bearer.

If there is majority support for Option 2 or 3, Council will work with interested community members to reactive Hayes and Kurraba Precinct Committees. Include your contact details if you are interested in finding out more about being an office bearer.

HAVE YOUR SAY

Complete the online feedback form (below) or send your feedback to yoursay@northsydney.nsw.gov.au by 11.59pm Sunday 19 November 2023.

This is not a voting form - Council is hosting this consultation to determine the sentiment of the community affected by the proposal. All feedback will be collated received by Council. Neutral Precinct Committee will be provided the high level results only. No personal information identifiers from submitters will be provided to Neutral Precinct Committee, such information will be stored by Council in accordance with our Privacy Management Plan.

Interested in becoming an office bearer? The form includes the option to include your contact details to find out more about becoming office bearer. Council will only use your contact details for this purpose.

MORE INFORMATION

Contact Council's Manager Corporate Planning & Engagement on 02 9936 8463.

North Sydney Council recognises the principle that the question of mergers or amalgamations between Precincts, or their dissolution, are matters for the Precincts themselves to determine. Council provides administrative support for any such mergers, amalgamations or dissolutions. Council is assisting Neutral Precinct Committee to facilitate this consultation.