North Arm Cove Residents Association

1 pm Friday 25 October at the Community Hall

All residents invited to hear from Farmers, Fisheries, Mid Coast Council and Food Atuthority about Oyster Farming in the Cove.

Please post Questions you may have about Oyster Farms to nacra@northarmcove.nsw.nacra @northarmcove.nsw.au and RSVP to let us know you are attending or wish to have your issue raised at the meeting.

1. Community Profile and Plan – Mid Coast Council Consultation 6 pm 26 November – Tea Gardens Baptist Church.

North Arm Cove is one of the smallest villages in Mid Coast Council area. Mid Coast Council initiated this year a Community Engagement and Planning Strategy. The strategy involves communities

identifying priorities for works and improvements in their villages for the coming years.

This plan is important for all communities in the MCC area however most important for villages which do not attract the same level of services as towns. ...

1. Oyster Farming

The executive of NACRA has discontinued the Aquaculture Committee for a number of reasons outlined in the Executive Committee Minutes of the 25 September. Executive Meeting Minutes 25 September 2019..pdf This decision was not made lightly and the work of Janine Read is recognised in her consistent and diligent efforts for compliance of leases. Read more in the minutes here. A request has been made to reform the subcommittee which will be discussed at the AGM.

A residents consultation with Fisheries, Oyster Farmers, the Food Authority will be held on 25...

NAC Residents Assocation is hosting a Pizza and Pasta Night this coming Saturday 21 September from 5:30 pm.

Pizza and Pasta by donation and BYO Drinks.

We hope to meet some new residents and share some tall tales and true ones about North Arm Cove.

Fooball will be on the big screen in the Hall.

News of the Area has reported that WITH the NSW Government pledging to add an additional 200,000 hectares to the states National Parks there is an opportunity for Port Stephens and the Myall Coast to increase the protection of sensitive areas.

Member for Port Stephens Kate Washington told News Of The Area, “New National Park land has been announced encompassing 200,000 Hectares; as yet this announcement is unfunded, but I want to see this happen. I am keen to see both land at Fisherman’s Bay and Fame...