Shoalhaven’s Director of City Futures, Carey McIntyre, Announced 4 April 2022 - Shoalhaven City Council - Media Release

 

4 April 2022

Shoalhaven City Council announces the appointment of Carey McIntyre to the role of Director, City Futures.  

Mr McIntyre has over 27 years of experience in local government, working at Campbelltown, Wollongong, Camden, and Shellharbour Councils, in the fields of engineering, town planning, project management and strategic planning.  

Mr McIntyre described the move as an exciting opportunity, and said he was looking forward to being part of the Shoalhaven City Council Executive Team. 

 Shoalhaven City Council Mayor, Amanda Findley said she is incredibly pleased with the appointment of Mr McIntyre to the position of Director, City Futures.  

“Carey McIntyre joins us with a wealth of experience in engineering, town planning, project management and strategic planning with NSW local governments.”  

“He has extensive stakeholder engagement experience and is a strong advocate for public sector administration and the opportunities that present themselves for public/private sector collaboration.” 

“I’m sure you will join me in welcoming Mr McIntyre to Council in his new role,” Mayor Findley said.  

Under Mr McIntyre's leadership, the City Futures Directorate is responsible for Strategic Land Use and Infrastructure Planning, Urban Release Areas Transformational City Projects, City Growth, Advocacy and Tourism and Economic Development. The directorate is also responsible for Placemaking and Urban Renewal, Affordable Housing Strategies and Strategic Property Asset Ventures. 

Carey McIntyre joined Council on 4 April 2022.   

City Development Director, James Ruprai, Announced - Shoalhaven City Council - Media Release

1 March 2022

Shoalhaven City Council announces the appointment of James Ruprai to the role of Director, City Development.  

Mr Ruprai comes to Shoalhaven having departed his role as the Group Executive, Customer Engagement and Planning Services at Sunshine Coast Council in Queensland.  

Mayor, Amanda Findley said, “I am extremely pleased to announce the appointment of James Ruprai to the position of Director, City Development as incoming Director to replace the retiring Phil Costello.”  

“Mr Ruprai joins us with a wealth of experience in planning, compliance and environmental services at councils in both Queensland and New South Wales, having previously worked for the Sydney Olympic Park Authority, as well as his time in an executive planning role with one of Australia’s largest local governments.”  

“He is most pleased to relocate back to NSW and to the Shoalhaven. I look forward to working closely with James on our important current and future city development projects for our community,” Mayor Findley. 

Under James’ leadership, the City Development Directorate is responsible for Development Assessments, Certification, Building Assessments and Compliance. The Directorate is also responsible for Ranger Services, Animal Management, Environmental Services (Policy, Regulation, Compliance, Weeds), Natural Areas (Waterways, Beaches, Bushland) and the Ulladulla Service Centre.  

James holds tertiary qualifications appropriate for the position as well as an MBA. He is also a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. James has commenced with Council on 14 February 2022.  

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