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We are very pleased to have submitted a comprehensive application to the Federal Government’s Regional Precincts & Partnerships Program for the Coffin Bay Business Precinct Regeneration project. ? The team have spent the last 18 months carrying out preliminary investigations, stakeholder engagement and industry and community consultation to prepare an impactful proposal that aims to address key challenges and constraints in Coffin Bay associated with land availability, critical town infrastructure and traffic (vehicle + vessel) movements. The project will enable the growth of the iconic Coffin Bay oyster industry and provide community, visitor and environmental benefits while simultaneously achieving one third of all actions identified in the Coffin Bay Master Plan. For more information on this transformational initiative click here https://bit.ly/3zf3v07 Department of Primary Industries and Regions Department for Environment and Water Department of State Development Australian Local Government Association LGA South Australia Regional Development Australia - Eyre Peninsula Eyre Peninsula Landscape Board #coffinbay #lowereyre #eyrepeninsula #regionaldevelopment #regeneration #oysters #waterquality #southaustralia

???????????? ?????? ???????????????? ???????????????? ???????????????????????? ?????????????? - ?????????? ???? ???? ProcurePM Project Management are very pleased to have supported Lower Eyre Council during project feasibility, delivery planning and procurement for the Coffin Bay Business Precinct Regeneration Project in readiness for their grant submission, and would like to wish Council every success in securing support from the Australian Government for this regionally significant project. The Coffin Bay Business Precinct project is an exciting initiative that will enable the sustainable growth of Coffin Bay’s aquaculture industry whilst also improving community safety and delivering on new key elements as part of the Project, including road and marine upgrades, and waste management infrastructure. Key elements of this multifaceted Project include the following: - Upgrading the existing boat ramp facility, - Expansion of the existing business precinct to enable growth, - Upgrades to the road transport infrastructure, - Repurposing the current waste transfer station land, - Establishment of a new waste transfer station at a new location, - Upgrade/renewal of the community wastewater management system, - Amenity upgrades to the business precinct, - Development of a Precinct Sustainability Strategy, and - Investigate opportunities for a research/education hub. Planning and detailed design will be undertaken in a partnership environment involving key partners, local community, stakeholders, First Nations and industry to support the development of a place with purpose that supports regional growth and prosperity, and promotes Coffin Bay’s reputable brand. ProcurePM worked closely with Councils’ team to scope the Project, and design and execute an innovative procurement approach to identify a delivery partner that will allow completion of both planning and detailed design phases for the project, and with a view to being ‘construction ready’ in early 2026. A successful grant application will mean the planning and detailed design for the project can kick-off immediately, having already undertaken a comprehensive tender process to select a suitably skilled and experienced design team (WSP in Australia). If you would like to learn more about the project, visit: https://lnkd.in/g-m3ZB8t. Have an idea or project you would like to talk about??We’d love to hear from you - email: [email protected].

It was genuinely an honour to again emcee the Moranbah Miners’ Memorial commemoration on Friday night, when the Moranbah community remembers the miners lost in the nearby mines, on roads to and from work, in the camps, and from mining-related illnesses, and embraces those miners’ family, friends and colleagues. A year after last returning to Moranbah, it was great too to see long-needed projects in and around the town either well underway or with funds committed and planning at an advanced stage, including the new Moranbah Hospital, refurbishment of the civic centre, and replacement of the flood-prone low-level Phillips Creek Bridge with a new flood-proof high-level crossing. Still in need of urgent attention is the Peak Downs “Highway” from the coalfields to the Mackay coast. This is an increasingly busy but increasingly dangerous road. Overall, it would be great to see far more funding allocated in the next four years to work needed in the Queensland regions – like the Isaac Region – that fuel the State’s prosperity. For example, I wonder what the comparative return on investment might have been had the six-and-a-half thousand million dollars being spent on Brisbane’s cross-river rail project instead been invested in regional infrastructure ?…

After years of deliberation, South Cambs DC has approved plans to transform Bourn Airfield into a new village, complete with 3,500 homes. This decision follows concerns about the area's water supply, which have now been addressed through increased clarity on future water sustainability. The development has faced significant delays due to the council's commitment to responsible growth. The decision was influenced by the recent approval of a separate housing project in Cambridge, which outlined plans for a new reservoir and the establishment of a Water Scarcity Group to tackle supply issues. This project marks a significant step forward in addressing the region's housing crisis, as local councils grapple with increasing targets. While the development promises to deliver much-needed homes, it also highlights the ongoing challenges of balancing growth with environmental concerns, particularly water scarcity. https://lnkd.in/ekiG-2bk?

Great news for tribal communities! U.S. Department of the Interior has announced a substantial investment of $320 million to support domestic water infrastructure projects across federally recognized Tribes and Tribal organizations. This funding, part of President Biden’s Investing in America initiative and aligned with the Justice40 Initiative, aims to enhance access to clean, reliable drinking water and improve water infrastructure in Indigenous communities. This initiative will offer up to 100% funding for eligible projects in planning, design, and construction phases. With a focus on advancing economic opportunities and supporting the health and safety of Indigenous populations, this investment marks a pivotal moment in addressing the water needs of historically disadvantaged communities. Interested Tribes in the 17 western U.S. states served by Reclamation should submit their proposals by August 4, 2024. For more details, visit Bureau of Reclamation Tribal Domestic Water Supply Projects Funding Announcement webpage. Don’t forget, this year marks the 50th Annual NAIHC Convention & Tradeshow where we will discuss critical developments affecting tribal housing. Join us to connect, learn, and explore ways to leverage such funding for your communities. Register today to celebrate and collaborate at this landmark event! ?? https://lnkd.in/gqx2PrZH #tribalwaterprojects #investinginamerica #justice40 #NAIHC #tribaldevelopment #waterinfrastructure

?? We’re inviting you to share your views on what grey belt land is, and what should be included in the definition.? ? The first few questions in our call for evidence cover the government’s proposed definition for grey belt land. This category was introduced in the draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). Grey belt land is expected to include fully enclosed sites which are previously developed areas and land that makes a limited contribution to the aims of the?green?belt. We’re looking for your views on:? ? ???What you think of the proposed definition. ???Your understanding of something that makes a 'limited contribution' to achieving the purposes of the green belt. ???Whether the exemptions are appropriate. ? ??Find out more and share your views by 14 October 2024 https://lnkd.in/eBqmmquz ? #HouseOfLords #BuiltEnvironment #BuiltEnvironmentCommittee #GreyBelt #GreenBelt #Planning #UKHousing #TownPlanning

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Protect your investment with a solid foundation. An ESA Phase 1 is essential to identify potential environmental risks before breaking ground or closing the deal. #ESAPhase1 #DueDiligence #RealEstate #Construction #EnvironmentalConsulting #EnviroChief

The waterways that weave their way through the City of Gold Coast have played an important role in the way our city has grown over the years and contributes greatly to the economy and the lifestyle of residents and visitors. As we plan for the future, the Gold Coast Waterways Authority is developing a Waterways Place Strategy. Take a look at the GCWA post below to find out more details on the strategy and to see how you can get involved in the decision making process. #waterways #goldcoast #gcwa #goldcoastwaterways

This is a significant start to deal with the challenges we face to make sure Tasmania remains a great place to live and work for all of us.?As planners, we are thinking ultimately about how we all live from day to day.?Not just for you or me, but your kids and grandkids. We desperately need strategy that is linked across sectors and agencies, and funded so that it can be implemented.?We have the fastest regulatory planning system in the Country, but the strategic support for the future is underdeveloped,?The Population Policy picks up some of PIA’s asks from recent campaigns, but these were not very ambitious (as many of my colleagues told me) because we are still trying to build the planning system. More is needed if we are to get the best for Tasmania and Tasmanians from all of the current reforms going on with this, the regional land use strategies, the Tasmanian Planning Policies, linkage to national programs, funding and everything else going on in the planning space at the moment.? Felix Ellis, Shane Broad, Helen Burnet, David O'Byrne, Emma Riley, Planning Institute of Australia