Amy worked in development assessment for several councils for more than 10 years. This means that she knows how to best navigate the often-complicated development assessment process.
A country upbringing means Amy is keen to facilitate development that benefits regional communities. She also understands what is important to regional communities and the associated challenges.
Experience has equipped Amy to facilitate a diverse range of residential, commercial and industrial projects. She is no stranger to matters involving land use interface, bushfire, native vegetation and challenging topography.
Amy has extensive relationships throughout local government. People warm to her respectful, empathic and considered nature. She is also agile and responsive. This means that she adapts quickly to the different personalities and issues in the development arena.
Development Facilitation and Assessment
Appearance before Assessment Panels
Heritage Conservation Matters
Management of Regulated and Significant Tree related issues
Representation at ERD Court Conferences
Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Honours), University of South Australia
Planning Institute of Australia (Member)
Housing Industry Association (Member)
