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This consultation has concluded
Have your say about the landscape plan proposed for Moss Vale Cemetery!
Dedicated as a cemetery in 1897, the Moss Vale Cemetery on Berrima Road is defined by a row of pine trees and a scenic rural landscape. Only 548 names are recorded for the cemetery since the first burial in 1909 and Council is exploring ways to make the large burial area more attractive to mourning residents across the Shire.
A draft Landscape Master Plan has been prepared in consultation with funeral directors and other stakeholders to revitalise Moss Vale Cemetery. The plan aims to strengthen the cemetery’s sense of place and utilise its inherent natural features and views, thereby promoting desirability of the facility, as well as being an inviting place for people to mourn and reflect, well into the future.
The cemetery landscape design is intended to meet the specific needs of Wingecarribee’s diverse population, providing each community group with the dignity and the services that best meet their cultural, family and religious requirements.
Take a look and let us know what you think.
Read the report and look over the design in the Document Library
Make a submission by 9am on Thursday 8 October 2015
Have your say about the landscape plan proposed for Moss Vale Cemetery!
Dedicated as a cemetery in 1897, the Moss Vale Cemetery on Berrima Road is defined by a row of pine trees and a scenic rural landscape. Only 548 names are recorded for the cemetery since the first burial in 1909 and Council is exploring ways to make the large burial area more attractive to mourning residents across the Shire.
A draft Landscape Master Plan has been prepared in consultation with funeral directors and other stakeholders to revitalise Moss Vale Cemetery. The plan aims to strengthen the cemetery’s sense of place and utilise its inherent natural features and views, thereby promoting desirability of the facility, as well as being an inviting place for people to mourn and reflect, well into the future.
The cemetery landscape design is intended to meet the specific needs of Wingecarribee’s diverse population, providing each community group with the dignity and the services that best meet their cultural, family and religious requirements.
Take a look and let us know what you think.
Read the report and look over the design in the Document Library
Make a submission by 9am on Thursday 8 October 2015
Moss Vale Cemetery Landscape Plan has finished this stage
A number of meetings were conducted by a consultant with funeral directors and other key stakeholders prior to the development of a draft Master Plan for landscaping.
Exhibition
Moss Vale Cemetery Landscape Plan has finished this stage
The wider community and stakeholders are invited to review the draft Landscape Master Plan for Moss Vale Cemetery and make submissions until 9am, 8 October 2015.
Under Review
Moss Vale Cemetery Landscape Plan has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back on key outcomes.
Council to consider responses and endorse final plan
Moss Vale Cemetery Landscape Plan has finished this stage
All submissions will be considered prior to a report being submitted to Council for endorsement.
Council endorsed plan
Moss Vale Cemetery Landscape Plan is currently at this stage
Council endorsed plan
Moss Vale Cemetery Landscape Plan has finished this stage
Council endorsed plan
Moss Vale Cemetery Landscape Plan has finished this stage