Proposed Naming of Paul Mason Jones Reserve at Sandon Point, Bulli
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Council is pursuing a commitment made as part of the adoption of the Sandon Point Plan of Management in 2015, to exhibit a proposal that identifies a specific section of Sandon Point Reserve to be named Paul Mason Jones Reserve (outside of the declared Sandon Point Aboriginal Place). This arose from a community campaign to recognise Paul Mason Jones’ life and contribution to the local community.
Council’s Executive Management Committee has authorised the exhibition of the area shown on the location map to the right, which covers two lots (Lots 7 and 8 DP 7813 Blackall Street, Bulli).
If there is unanimous support, Council may endorse the submission of the name to the Geographical Names Board, who make the final decision on the proposal:
Council is pursuing a commitment made as part of the adoption of the Sandon Point Plan of Management in 2015, to exhibit a proposal that identifies a specific section of Sandon Point Reserve to be named Paul Mason Jones Reserve (outside of the declared Sandon Point Aboriginal Place). This arose from a community campaign to recognise Paul Mason Jones’ life and contribution to the local community.
Council’s Executive Management Committee has authorised the exhibition of the area shown on the location map to the right, which covers two lots (Lots 7 and 8 DP 7813 Blackall Street, Bulli).
If there is unanimous support, Council may endorse the submission of the name to the Geographical Names Board, who make the final decision on the proposal:
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Following Council's application, the Geographical names Board is currently exhibiting the proposal to name Paul Mason Jones Reserve.
To view the details of the proposal, download a map of the locality proposal area and lodge your submission to the Geographical Names Board online, visit their website.
Feedback closes December 2, 2016.
Following Council's application, the Geographical names Board is currently exhibiting the proposal to name Paul Mason Jones Reserve.
To view the details of the proposal, download a map of the locality proposal area and lodge your submission to the Geographical Names Board online, visit their website.
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At its meeting on 5 September 2016, Council endorsed the report recommendations. You can read the minutes of the meeting here. An application will now be made to the Geographical Names Board of NSW to formally assign the two relevant lots in the reserve as ‘Paul Mason Jones Reserve’ under the Geographical Names Act 1996.
At its meeting on 5 September 2016, Council endorsed the report recommendations. You can read the minutes of the meeting here. An application will now be made to the Geographical Names Board of NSW to formally assign the two relevant lots in the reserve as ‘Paul Mason Jones Reserve’ under the Geographical Names Act 1996.
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Council reviewed the feedback received from the community and compiled a report that went to Council on 5 September 2016. The report is available to view on Council's website and the PDF can also be downloaded via this link.
Council reviewed the feedback received from the community and compiled a report that went to Council on 5 September 2016. The report is available to view on Council's website and the PDF can also be downloaded via this link.