Glenorie Community Survey
The Glenorie Community Survey seeks feedback on the Draft Opportunities and Constraints Working Paper as well as the future of Glenorie Village. The survey should take no more than 10 minutes to complete.
Council is exhibiting a Draft Opportunity and Constraints Working Paper to guide planning for the future of Glenorie. It follows Council's resolution to implement the recommendations of the Hornsby Rural Lands Study 2022 (Hornsby RLS).
In 2023 Council finalised the agritourism and Rural Lands Planning Proposal to implement short term recommendations of the Hornsby RLS. We are commencing work on the long term recommendations, begining with Glenorie.
The Hornsby RLS recommends investigating the possibility for housing diversity around Glenorie Village in the form of 5,000-10,000m² environmental living allotments.
We encourage you to read the Working Paper, complete the Survey or attend the upcoming Community Feedback Session at Glenorie RSL Club. Council is eager to speak with local Glenorie residents, landowners and community groups about the future of the Village.
During November, Council plans to connect with Glenorie residents, landowners, and the community to discuss the Draft Opportunities and Constraints Working Paper and the future of Glenorie Village
If you would be interested in discussing the future of Glenorie with us, you can get involved in one or more of the following ways:
The Glenorie Community Survey seeks feedback on the Draft Opportunities and Constraints Working Paper as well as the future of Glenorie Village. The survey should take no more than 10 minutes to complete.
We are holding a community feedback session at the Glenorie RSL that is open to all Glenorie residents, businesses, and landowners. Register on this page to secure your seat, as places are limited.
The best way to provide feedback is to complete the Glenorie Community Survey or register for the Community Feedback Session. If you would like to provide more detailed responses you can write to us at strategic@hornsby.nsw.gov.au make sure to include Glenorie Village Investigations in your subject line.
Yes! Whilst we are most interested to hear from the Glenorie Community, anyone is welcome to complete the survey, provide us written feedback or attend the Community Engagement Session.
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