suburb · 1 meeting
West Hobart
Mentions
- West Hobart Local Area Mobility Plan area
- Provides a formal follow-up on local traffic concerns and confirms a proposed speed-limit change, subject to approval.
- The South Hobart Oval dog restriction remains unchanged.
- Hobart will support consideration of a broader planning-regulation issue through the local-government association.
- The outcome may contribute to changes in local-government planning rules, although no immediate Hobart planning change was made.
- A 40 km/h speed limit is proposed for Salvator Road and the wider West Hobart LAMP area, subject to Transport Commissioner approval.
Decisions
Salvator Road petition and speed-limit follow-up
Received and noted the Salvator Road Traffic Flow petition; advised the lead petitioner about the West Hobart LAMP and planned 40 km/h application; and required officers to meet the petitioner on site.
Provides a formal follow-up on local traffic concerns and confirms a proposed speed-limit change, subject to approval.
No interim off-lead dog access at South Hobart Oval
Carried the first two clauses of the South Hobart Oval dog-access motion but lost the clauses that would reconsider the restriction, begin the statutory process for interim access or provide a report on permanent options.
The South Hobart Oval dog restriction remains unchanged.
Planning-regulation motion supported
Supported the Break O’Day Council motion on reviewing section 11(3) of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Regulations 2024 for the Local Government Association of Tasmania General Meeting.
Hobart will support consideration of a broader planning-regulation issue through the local-government association.
Topics
Local government planning regulation motion
Council supported a Break O’Day Council motion for consideration at the Local Government Association of Tasmania General Meeting concerning a review of section 11(3) of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Regulations 2024.
The outcome may contribute to changes in local-government planning rules, although no immediate Hobart planning change was made.