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1 decisions1 topicsUpdated 25 May 2026

Context

  • Tracked aliases include NSW Government.

Mentions

  • Recipient of letters and submission in the pool and planning matters.
  • Partner in the summit and target of fuel-crisis advocacy by Council.
  • Planning documents may need amendment to comply with government directions.
  • Could affect access to a key local swimming facility and its future community use.
  • This is aimed at maintaining waste and other essential Council services if fuel supplies are disrupted.

Decisions

Peakhurst West Public School pool concerns

Council resolved to write to the NSW Government and relevant authorities seeking clarification on proposed pool changes, asking for works to be paused pending consultation, and raising concerns about affordability, access and reduced suitability for community use.

Could affect access to a key local swimming facility and its future community use.

Topics

Fuel shortage planning

Council noted that its Crisis Management Team began fuel crisis planning and scenario modelling in March 2026 to protect critical services and will advocate to the NSW Government for temporary use of the Domestic Waste Charge to offset impacts on general operations.

This is aimed at maintaining waste and other essential Council services if fuel supplies are disrupted.

Meetings

Council Meeting - 25 May 2026

Council backed several planning and policy consultations, approved grant and sponsorship funding, and made notable decisions on shared e-bikes, emergency services funding reform, Beverly Hills planning, and a disputed Peakhurst West pool motion.

Council - 21/04/2026

Waverley Council advanced its 2026–27 budget and operational plan to public exhibition, approved major local infrastructure and safety projects, and endorsed several new policies and community initiatives.

Council - 23 Feb 2026

Council advanced the Gladesville Masterplan to public exhibition, adopted budget variations and updated fees, approved media and social media policies, and granted a fee waiver for a community fundraising concert.