suburb · 21 meetings
Hurstville
Mentions
- Location of the Georges River Civic Centre, where the meeting was held.
- Council submission on SSD-130519492 at Gloucester Road and Forest Road.
- Location of the approved residential development and the Council Chambers/Civic Centre meeting venue.
- Meeting venue at Georges River Civic Centre; no direct project location was specified.
- Early learning, traffic, litter-collection and Council service matters affect the area.
- Dragon Room, Civic Centre Hurstville, was the meeting venue.
Decisions
State Significant Development submission for Hurstville
Council endorsed a preliminary submission on SSD-130519492 concerning 9 Gloucester Road and 420-430 Forest Road, Hurstville, and authorised minor amendments before lodging it with the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure.
The submission represents Council’s position on a major proposed development affecting Hurstville.
Development consent granted at 110 The Avenue, Hurstville
The Panel unanimously granted Development Application DA2026/0303 for alterations and additions to a dwelling house at 110 The Avenue, Hurstville, subject to the conditions recommended in the assessment report.
The approval allows the proposed residential works to proceed, subject to the stated development conditions.
Traffic and road safety measures in Oatley
Council endorsed detailed design of a proposed speed hump, kerb blisters, signage and related safety improvements on Hurstville Road west of Ada Street, subject to funding. Line markings at Hurstville Road and Judd Street were approved for installation.
Residents may see future road-safety works and changed traffic markings in Oatley.
Five event grants approved
Council unanimously approved grants for the Spring Festival, Hurstville Lion Dance Blessing, Annual Greek Fete, Street Sports Georges River Community Festival Series and Hurstville Kung Fu Cultural Festival.
The decision provides financial and in-kind support for community events scheduled from 20 September to 25 October 2026.
Emily Street, Hurstville traffic condition change
Council supported a No Right Turn treatment on Emily Street, Hurstville as shown in the report plan.
Changes turning movements and local traffic access in Hurstville.
109-117 The Avenue and 106, 106A & 108 Park Road, Hurstville
The panel unanimously supported a Clause 4.6 variation to the floor space ratio standard for a mixed-use proposal, and approved the development subject to extensive amended conditions including site contamination, traffic, excavation, acoustic, stormwater and occupation requirements.
Could increase development intensity in Hurstville and has implications for traffic, construction impacts, remediation and future occupancy conditions.
Topics
Residential development application
The Panel inspected the site and nearby locality and heard from the adjoining property owner and representatives for the applicant before deciding DA2026/0303.
The decision affects the approved residential development and nearby properties in Hurstville.
Hurstville Golf Course clubhouse planning proposal advanced
Council forwarded the planning proposal for finalisation and adopted related generic plans of management for sportsgrounds and general community use.
Affects future land use and management arrangements in the area.
Detailed construction and compliance conditions
The Beverley Park and Hurstville decisions include extensive amendments covering roads approvals, traffic management, vibration, excavation support, landscape plans, stormwater works, acoustic testing, fire safety documentation and occupation certificate requirements.
These conditions are intended to reduce impacts on neighbours, roads and services during building works and after completion.
Contaminated land and remediation controls
The Hurstville consent includes requirements for a site validation report and site audit statement to confirm remediation and suitability for the proposed use.
Important for public health and confidence that redevelopment sites are safe for the intended use.