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Consultation has concluded
Revised Naming of Assets Policy
At the Council Meeting held on Thursday 28 May 2026, Council resolved to place the revised Naming of Assets Policy on public exhibition.
Council last adopted the Naming of Public Assets Policy in 2016.
The revised Policy seeks to recognise historical and cultural significance as well as outstanding achievement in the community, by a former resident and/or community group of the Yass Valley Local Government Area, through the commemorative naming and renaming of geographical features and Council facilities.
The revised Naming of Assets Policy will be on public exhibition until 4.00pm Monday 29 June 2026.
What Next?
The draft Policy was endorsed at the 28 May 2026 Council Meeting to be placed on Public Consultation for a period of no less than 28 days. Community members now have an opportunity to provide their feedback.
Have a read - Please have a read of the above proposal. Please take the time to understand what it is in document and what it means for you and the local community.
Ask a question - If you have any queries or need clarification, please use our 'questions tool' below.
Complete the below feedback form - If you have any comments, please use the Guestbook to leave your feedback below. Your feedback is important as it will inform Council's final decision on this strategy.
Other ways to provide feedback: You can also make a submission by email to Council@yass.nsw.gov.au or by writing to Public Consultations, Yass Valley Council, 209 Comur Street, Yass, NSW, 2582.
Any person may make a written submission to Council on the draft document until 4.00pm on Monday 29 June 2026. All submissions received will be considered and final versions presented for adoption at the July 2026 Ordinary Council Meeting.
In accordance with the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998, Council will redact any names, email addresses, contact numbers and residential addresses from all submissions received prior to inclusion in the future report to Council.
Thank you for taking the time to share your views.
Revised Naming of Assets Policy
At the Council Meeting held on Thursday 28 May 2026, Council resolved to place the revised Naming of Assets Policy on public exhibition.
Council last adopted the Naming of Public Assets Policy in 2016.
The revised Policy seeks to recognise historical and cultural significance as well as outstanding achievement in the community, by a former resident and/or community group of the Yass Valley Local Government Area, through the commemorative naming and renaming of geographical features and Council facilities.
The revised Naming of Assets Policy will be on public exhibition until 4.00pm Monday 29 June 2026.
What Next?
The draft Policy was endorsed at the 28 May 2026 Council Meeting to be placed on Public Consultation for a period of no less than 28 days. Community members now have an opportunity to provide their feedback.
Have a read - Please have a read of the above proposal. Please take the time to understand what it is in document and what it means for you and the local community.
Ask a question - If you have any queries or need clarification, please use our 'questions tool' below.
Complete the below feedback form - If you have any comments, please use the Guestbook to leave your feedback below. Your feedback is important as it will inform Council's final decision on this strategy.
Other ways to provide feedback: You can also make a submission by email to Council@yass.nsw.gov.au or by writing to Public Consultations, Yass Valley Council, 209 Comur Street, Yass, NSW, 2582.
Any person may make a written submission to Council on the draft document until 4.00pm on Monday 29 June 2026. All submissions received will be considered and final versions presented for adoption at the July 2026 Ordinary Council Meeting.
In accordance with the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998, Council will redact any names, email addresses, contact numbers and residential addresses from all submissions received prior to inclusion in the future report to Council.
Thank you for taking the time to share your views.
