Argyle Street, Mullumbimby council decisions and projects

Related issues and projects

Issue Community services and facilities Issue Roads, traffic and parking Issue Planning, development and housing Issue Projects and capital works Issue Budget, rates and governance Issue Waste, water and environment Issue Funding and grants Project Seventh Day Adventist Church, Argyle Street Project Mullum Seed Project Bangalow Koalas

Mentions in the minutes

Church site received in-principle support for possible accommodation use.
Signals Council's continuing support for the 57 Station Street affordable housing project in Mullumbimby.
May support future housing or crisis accommodation opportunities in Mullumbimby.
People concerned about affordable housing at 57 Station Street, Mullumbimby should expect Council to continue backing the project.

Related decisions

Byron Shire Council · 24 April 2025

Council backed local decision-making on Station Street affordable housing

Council reaffirmed support for local decision-making, rejected calls for Sydney-based intervention over the affordable housing project at 57 Station Street, and will write to local MP Tamara Smith seeking withdrawal of support for the petition opposing the project.

Signals Council's continuing support for the 57 Station Street affordable housing project in Mullumbimby.

Byron Shire Council · 24 April 2025

In-principle support given for Argyle Street church accommodation use

Council gave in-principle support for using the Seventh Day Adventist Church site on Argyle Street, Mullumbimby for affordable, temporary, emergency or other appropriate accommodation, subject to planning rules and due diligence, and will write to government and housing providers.

May support future housing or crisis accommodation opportunities in Mullumbimby.

Meetings mentioning this area

Byron Shire Council · 24 April 2025

Council - 24 Apr 2025 3:00 PM

Council advanced planning, traffic, housing and environmental matters, including public exhibition of a pest animal plan, C zone planning proposal changes, Brunswick Heads laneway parking restrictions, and investigations into crisis and emergency housing options.