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Council News CITY OF WAGGA WAGGA
FIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 7 SEPTEMBER 2019
Issue No: 261
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KARDAJALA KIRRIDARRA
Stories | Culture | Tradition Kardajala Kirridarra bring past and present together with songs inspired by country. A mesmerising performance thousands of years in the making, direct from the Northern Territory to the main stage
On | The | Rise Thandi Phoenix is one of most promising up-and-comers of Australian music, hear her raw, honest blend of pop and electronica at Fusion19. The hottest rising star of the Australian music scene, Thandi Phoenix has already been dubbed one of the country’s best live acts. Her latest single was produced with international hitmakers Rudimental, and she’s supported the likes of Tinie Tempah and Vera Blue. “Powerful and honest, her vocals are the sort that will stop you in your tracks.”
at Fusion19 to mark the UNESCO International Year of Indigenous Languages. Directly translated as “Sandhill Women”, the group weave a tapestry of traditional and modern music sung in Mudurra and English. “Honouring language, culture and family with songs inspired by country.”
HOT POTATO BAND
Big | Bold | Brass A 10-piece group bursting with drumlines, horns and harmony will bring a street party to the main stage. It’s a New Orleans gumbo filled with horns, drums, plenty of pop and lashings of funk, ska and reggae. “A ballistic bubble of brassy good times.”
BIG SKY MOUNTAIN
Raw | Real | Harmony An all-female seven-piece from Sydney, Big Sky Mountain have brewed their own style of Americana country pop. Big Sky Mountain create a wide landscape of sounds, drawing in country and pop
reminiscent of Norah Jones or Sheryl Crow. Known for their energetic live performances, the all-female group are armed with melodies that are gritty yet vulnerable. “Seven women, a kaleidoscope of harmonies and one trumpet – chaotic, earthy and real.”
Fusion19 is music to your ears Wagga Wagga’s premier outdoor celebration of live music, food and culture is set to be one of the biggest yet.
Headlining Fusion19 are Kardajala Kirridarra, Thandi Phoenix, Hot Potato Band and Big Sky Mountain. These unique
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Australian artists will bring an eclectic mix of sounds and styles to the Victory Memorial Gardens stage on Saturday 19 October. “Fusion has grown to be one of the city’s biggest outdoor events, with more than 10,000 people from the region and beyond soaking in the sights, sounds and flavours,” Wagga Wagga City Council’s Director Community Janice Summerhayes said. “An exciting and eclectic line-up has been organised with some of
DJ FAIRBANKS World | Music | Mixtape DJ Fairbanks is digging deep into his stack of tracks from Africa, the Caribbean and South America at Fusion19. It’s a web weaved from 70s and 80s funk, disco, reggae and beyond to help you dance your way across the world in Wagga.
the country’s most creative and talented performers. “Along with our headliners, there will be a mix of other entertainment including a DJ, roving performers with a 60s sci-fi space theme and our local community performers. “There will also be pop-up shops and for families fun activities, giant games and four hours of workshops with the hugely popular Trash Puppets. “One of the biggest features of
COSMIC BUBBLE BEINGS Sci-fi | Space | Fun Who’s that rocketing through the crowd at Fusion19? Make way for the Cosmic Bubble Beings! Little and not-so-little kids will be in awe of these twin rollerblading bubble blowers, who will be bringing 60s sci-fi vibes to mark the 50th anniversary of the moon landing.
Fusion is the variety of food and this year will feature another huge menu of modern and authentic street food.” Fusion19 will be held in the Victory Memorial Gardens and the Civic Centre forecourt from 4pm to 9.30pm on Saturday 19 October. To discover more about this year’s festival, visit wagga.nsw. gov.au/fusion or follow Fusion on Facebook. Fusion19 is presented and funded by Wagga Wagga City
TWILIGHT TWINS Bright | Light | Beams Meet the illuminating Twilight Twins – the moon and star combo set to bring outer space in to land at Fusion19. The Twilight Twins will light up the festival to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. It’s set to be out of this world!
Council ($50,000) and made possible by Major Sponsor Riverina Water ($25,000). Fusion is also supported by Origin and our Cultural Partner the Multicultural Council of Wagga Wagga and Media Sponsor The Daily Advertiser.
FUSION19
• Saturday 19 October, 4pm to 9.30pm • Victory Memorial Gardens Civic Centre forecourt • wagga.nsw.gov.au/fusion
TRASH PUPPETS Create | Rework | Recycle Want to see trash turned into treasure? The Trash Puppets teach sustainability through recreating and reimagining our waste and recycling. They will be hosting rolling workshops throughout Fusion19 that are guaranteed to entertain the kids.
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GOOD BOYS: This pair of Maltese-crosses who were left at shelter (above) have been given a makeover and are ready for adoption.
FRESH START FOR SCRUFFY PAIR ABANDONED AT SHELTER
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Here’s a handsome fellow ready to find his purr-fect new home. Meet Sam, a male ginger domestic shorthaired tabby. Sam is a sweet, gentle boy who adores cuddles and pats, and
lounging around. It would be best for this lad to be adopted into a dog-free home, as he doesn’t play nice with canine companions. Sam is ready to be adopted for a reduced
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fee of $55.50, which includes vaccination, worming and ID Tag. To meet Sam, or any dogs and cats in need of a home, visit the Glenfield Road Animal Shelter from 1pm to 4.15pm, Monday to Saturday.
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This is one tail that’s sure to make you paws for thought. With their shiny, short coats and bright eyes, it’s hard to believe these two loveable rogues were abandoned outside the Glenfield Road Animal Shelter in almost, unrecognisable condition. “They were left tied to the gate with just their bedding,” Council's Animal Welfare Officer Keli Stephens said. “It’s something that doesn’t happen very often, but it does happen. “And it can be quite scary for the dogs or cats.”
The Maltese-crosses were discovered looking a little worse for wear. “Their fur was pretty heavily matted and they were dirty and scruffy,” Ms Stephens said. “We decided the best thing we could do was give them both a mini makeover.” The pair was taken ta groomer for a lovely, warm bath and welldeserved clip. “They look like completely different dogs,” Ms Stephens said. “A grooming session can help improve a dog’s chances of
being adopted quickly.” The friendly pair, believed to be brothers, are otherwise healthy, and ready to be welcomed into a new, fur-ever home. “We really want them to be adopted together,” she said. There’s hope the fur siblings will soon receive their happy ending, with Ms Stephens revealing there’s already interest in the duo. The small dogs can be adopted for $321.50 each, or, ideally, $643 together. This includes desexning, microchip, lifetime registration, worming and an ID tag.
COUNCIL, POLICE REMIND RESIDENTS TO PARK SMART
Vacancies Finance Officer Remuneration: $2,374.70 gpf + super Enquiries: Craig Katsoolis - 02 6926 9471 Closing date: Monday 16 September 2019
Graduate Subdivisions Engineer Full-Time Temporary Position Remuneration: $2,754.00 gpf + super Enquiries: Keith Seghers - 02 6926 9542 Closing date: Monday 16 September 2019
Project Communications Officer Remuneration: $2,842.12 gpf + super Enquiries: Caroline Angel - 02 6926 9401 Closing date: Monday 16 September 2019
Business Support Officer - Operations Remuneration: $2,094.02 gpf + super Enquiries: Maree Ingram - 02 6926 9401 Closing date: Sunday 22 September 2019
Communications & Campaign Officer - Equity Term Contract until 30 June 2021 Part-Time - Twenty eight (28) hours per week Remuneration: $2,203.20 gpf + super Enquiries: Fiona Piltz - 02 6926 9216 Closing date: Monday 23 September 2019
Horticulturalist Remuneration: $2,094.02 gpf + super Enquiries: Jonathan Nicoll - 0424 750 206 (9.00am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday) Closing date: Monday 23 September 2019
Business Support Officer - City Development Remuneration: $2,195.56 gpf + super Enquiries: Paul O’Brien - 02 6926 9510 Closing date: Monday 23 September 2019
Multicultural Services Officer Part-Time - Ten (10) hours per week Remuneration: $586.03 gpf + super Enquiries: Claire Campbell - 02 6926 9717 Closing date: Monday 23 September 2019
Circulation & Facility Assistant Team Leader Part-Time - Thirteen (13) hours per week - Friday and Saturday Remuneration: $850.32 gpf + super Enquiries: Claire Campbell - 02 6926 9717 Closing date: Monday 23 September 2019 Wagga Wagga City Council is an EEO employer
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Wagga Wagga City Council and Wagga Wagga Police Local Area Command are working to reduce opportunistic crime through a new joint campaign ‘Park Smart’. Park Smart aims to raise awareness of the risks of leaving your vehicle unlocked and valuables in sight. During discussions between Council and Police, steal from motor vehicle and motor vehicle theft were identified as two areas of concern. The campaign will include a number of ways to increase awareness in the community, including promotional material, social media and street parking audits. “The Park Smart campaign works to raise awareness of the small, everyday things we can do to minimise opportunities for these crimes to occur,” Council’s Director Community Janice
REMINDER: Launching the Park Smart campaign are Youth Development Officer Vanessa Jennings, Director Community Janice Summerhayes, Mayor Greg Conkey and Wagga Police Inspector Peter McLay.
Summerhayes said. “Through the campaign we want people to remember to remove all devices like phones, iPads and electronics, as well as handbags, small change and other valuables when leaving the vehicle.” “And most importantly, remember to always
lock your vehicle.” “Not letting thieves ‘smell an opportunity’ is the key takeaway of the Park Smart campaign, with car air fresheners and postcards available to remind you. “Police and Council will also be conducting a visual audit of areas within the CBD to highlight potential theft opportunities to
the community and to distribute Park Smart tips to the community.” The Park Smart community awareness campaign builds on Council’s Crime Prevention Plan 2021 as well as supporting the introduction of the new Crime Prevention Working Group, which held its first meeting on 26 August.
Youth to help shape city's future at forum Are you a teenage visionary with a bold plan for our city’s future? Or a young person with big dreams? Well, Wagga Wagga City Council needs you. “We are trying to educate young people on the lifecycle and longevity of a Council project,” Council's Youth Development Officer Vanessa Jennings said. “We want to help our young people realise that the grand idea they have for the city, could very well be the project they’re managing 10 years down the track. “Or maybe they’ll be on the bobcat turning the first sod to
get works underway.” Councillors and staff hope the ‘Shape Your City’ Youth Forum on Wednesday 11 September will give young people a chance to have their voices heard in a supportive environment. “We’ll have six tables of projects, including the library review, the Civic Theatre’s Plug and Play, the Health and Knowledge Precinct, Riverside and Entwine on offer,” Ms Jennings said. “Social Planning will also host a Blue-Sky Thinking session. “Each student will participate in two engagement sessions.” It’d hoped the forum will showcase the “gamut” of
employment opportunities that exist within Council. “We want our young people to realise they don’t have to leave the city to pursue a variety of exciting and rewarding career pathways,” Ms Jennings said. The empowering forum will enable young participants to walk away with a better idea of how they can influence local government projects and play a role in shaping their city. The event will run from 10am to 3pm inside the Councillors Meeting Room, with lunch provided. Local comedian, Aidan Mungai will facilitate the forum. To register for the 18 years and under forum, email youth@wagga.nsw.gov.au.
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Two new laydown change facilities in CBD
IMPROVING ACCESS: One of two new adult laydown change facilities was unveiled this week.
Residents and visitors living with a disability will be more empowered to participate in community events, and lead more engaged lives, thanks to the addition of two more laydown change facilities in Wagga’s CBD. Just months after unveiling the renovated public toilets in Baylis Street’s Bangayarra Walkway, Wagga Wagga City Council has completed a major refurbishment to The Rest Centre in Morrow Street. The state-of-the-art amenities facility, adjacent to the Victory Memorial Gardens, will also play a crucial role in restoring dignity to adults living with a disability. “Access, it’s all about people having more equal access,” Council's Director Community Janice Summerhayes said. “There’s a lot of people
IS IT TIME TO START SPRING CLEANING?
Take the hassle out of your spring cleaning with Wagga Wagga City Council’s hard waste service. If you’ve got an ever-growing pile of broken or unwanted household items you were planning on taking to the tip “one day”, then it’s time to kick it to the kerb. As part of your kerbside waste service, households that pay the domestic waste management service charge are eligible for one free hard waste collection each calendar year. “The feedback from the old Free Tip Days was sometimes the community had difficulty accessing a vehicle or trailer, or that the days weren’t always convenient,” Gregadoo Waste Management Centre Manager Geoff Pym said. “With the hard waste service, the truck comes to you on a pre-booked
in our community who have actually been changed on bathroom floors and in the back of cars, and it’s just so degrading.” The project is recognised as another step towards providing the residents and visitors with peace-of-mind, so they can enjoy better access to parks, festivals and retail outlets. “People in our community will no longer have to leave our events to go home and get changed,” Ms Summerhayes said. The Rest Centre offers toilet and shower facilities, an automatic hoist and electronically adjustable height bed, along with a kitchenette and lounge area. “The city now has two additional refurbished public facilities which are safe, clean and
comfortable, and most importantly, there are now two lay down change facilities available any time of the day or night,” she said. “People requiring a higher level of access, and their carers, will benefit greatly from this project.” Members of the public who require access can obtain a Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK), available from all participating locksmiths. The project was identified in Council’s Disability Inclusion Action Plan (2017-2021), which is a guide to increasing inclusion and improving the city’s liveability for people with disabilities. Council received $250,000 funding under the NSW Governments Stronger Country Communities Funding initiative towards the project.
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TIDY UP: Residents who pay the domestic waste management service charge can access a free hard waste pick up service each year.
day and will take away up to two cubic metres of rubbish. “Some items aren’t able to be disposed of through the hard waste service, such as hazardous materials. If you have any questions or want to check, please visit the website or give Council a call.” Mr Pym said that while the hard waste service makes it easier for residents to dispose of larger items, Council encourages the community to follow
the Avoid, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Landfill hierarchy. Before you dispose of your unwanted items through the kerbside hard waste collection, take a minute to think about whether they can be reused or recycled. “Landfill should always be the last option and there are is a wide range of items that you can take to Gregadoo Waste Management Centre (GWMC) for free,” Mr Pym said. “Polystyrene,
cardboard, automotive batteries, up to 100l of paint, up to 20l of motor oil, televisions and computers are accepted free of charge at GWMC every day. You can also drop off unwanted items that are still in good condition to the GWMC Tip Shop, which is open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.” For more information and to book your collection, visit yourwaste.com.au/ hardwaste or call (02) 5942 6150.
M O R N I N G T E A F O R R U O K D AY
Wagga Wagga City Council will throw its support behind R U Ok Day next week, by hosting a morning tea on Thursday 12 September. The national suicide prevention campaign is designed to equip all Australians with the skills and confidence they need to support those who may be struggling.
The empowering movement seeks to highlight the importance of regular, meaningful conversation as a way to foster connection and build a sense of belonging. Simply asking, “are you ok” is a powerful place to start. Council’s morning tea will be
held in the foyer of the Civic Centre from 10am to 11am. All members of the public are invited to come in for cookie and a chat. Volunteers will be on hand to help visitors better understand the signs and changes, indicating someone might be struggling. Lifeline: 13 11 14
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and open space areas receive one grass cut about every six weeks. The mowing teams will be operating in the following suburbs this ORIGINS
Sat 7 September, 7.30pm to 9.10pm Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre, Burns Way. Ph: 6926 9688
APPI GHOST HUNT
Sat 7 September, 6pm to 11.59pm Roseleigh the Witchery, 1514 Pattersons Rd. Ph: 6928 4420
week: • Bourkelands • Tatton • Springvale • Estella • CBD parks BALLET GALA
Thu 12 Sept, 7pm to 8.30pm Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre, Burns Way. Ph: 6926 9688
THIRSTY CROW TRIVIA – SPRING SERIES
Thu 12 September, 7.30pm to 9pm Thirsty Crow Brewery, 153 Fitzmaurice St. Ph: 6921 7470
SATURDAY ACRYLIC DOWNSIDE BUSH POURING ART CLASS DANCE FOR ADULTS Sat 7 September, 7pm to FRIDAY WOODSat 7 September, 9am 11.59pm. FIRED PIZZAS to 4pm Downside Hall, DownsideDe Lew Design Studios, 80 Shepherds Siding Rd. Butterbush Rd. Ph: 0427 042 686 Ph: 0405 072 464
MATES GULLY PRODUCE MARKET
Sat 7 September, 9.30am to 11.30am Mates Gully Café, 38 Morrow St. Ph: 6921 4241
OPEN STUDIO GALLERY
Sat 7 September, 10am to 3pm Wagga Art Society Studio, 11 Small St. Ph: 0400 225 768
DEMONSTRATION GARDENS VEGETABLE SWAP OR BUY
Sat 7 September, 9am to 12pm Demonstration Gardens, Cnr Shaw St & Albury St. Ph: 0411 417 956
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Fri 13 September, 5.30pm to 7.30pm Mates Gully Café, 38 VIETNAMESE STREET Morrow St. Ph: 6921 4241
FOOD – COOKING CLASS
Sun 8 September, 10am to 2pm Food I Am, Kunzea Pl. Ph: 0427 250 498
PCYC WAGGA GALA DINNER WITH JESSICA WATSON
Wed 11 September, 6.30pm to 10pm Wagga Wagga RSL Club, Kincaid St. Ph: 6926 9688
RIVERINA PRODUCERS MARKETS
Thu 12 September, 1pm to 6pm Wagga Showgrounds, Bourke St. Ph: 0428 267 297
INTERNATIONAL DIVERTISSEMENT
MARJAN’S KITCHEN, A PERSIAN BRING YOUR OWN FEAST Fri 13 September, 6pm to 9pm Thorne Street Cafe, 82 Thorne St. Ph: 6921 2918
JIMEOIN
Fri 13 September, 8pm to 9.50pm Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre, Burns Way. Ph: 6926 9688
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Weekly waste tip Gas bottles, CO2 cartridges, car batteries or fire extinguishers should never be placed in kerbside bins. Take these items separately to Gregadoo Waste Management Centre for recycling. Council News - A City of Wagga Wagga publication
EXHIBITIONS TO CELEBRATE AND EXPLORE WAGGA’S HISTORY The rich history of arts and culture in our community will be celebrated and explored across three unique exhibitions at Wagga Wagga Art Gallery. The Wagga Wagga Art Society will mark its 70th anniversary and the Wagga Wagga Potters Club will chalk up 50 years with new exhibitions. Meanwhile, Wagga Wagga’s history will be in the spotlight in an interactive look at the tale of Tom Castro.
In the Claimant, open from Saturday 31 August, artist Scott Howie explores Castro’s life through performances, a panel discussion and more. In 1845 a newspaper advertisement seeking news of Roger Tichborne prompted now infamous Wagga Wagga butcher Thomas Castro to wildly claim to be the long-lost heir to the Tichborne fortune. Castro’s story ended in a bitter contest for the estate, a historic perjury
trial, prison and a pauper’s grave. Meanwhile, Wagga Wagga Potters Club: The first fifty years is on exhibition now 20 October. Since 1969, the club continues to enrich the lives of its members and the public by providing the opportunity to learn a range of ceramic techniques in a welcoming environment. The anniversary exhibition celebrates this significant milestone by including
members’ ceramic works from the past 50 years, traversing a range of studio practices and styles. Stretching back further into local history, the Wagga Wagga Art Society will mark its 70th year with an exhibition paying tribute to past members, presidents, artists and tutors who contributed to the growth and success of the society and their role in the development of the Wagga Wagga Art Gallery. In December 1949 a group of enthusiasts with
a deep appreciation of the arts met at the home of Mrs Joyce Jenkins to discuss the formation of a society. This was the founding moment of the Wagga Wagga Art Society. Seventy years later - the society continues to support arts practice in the region and champion regional arts practice in the Wagga district. The 70th anniversary is on exhibition from 7 September to 20 October. To find out more, visit wagga.nsw.gov.au/gallery.
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A project to connect two well-loved community spaces the Botanic Gardens and the Museum of the Riverina - takes a step forward this week with the award of the design tender. Director Community Janice Summerhayes said the project, known as Entwine, will develop additional leisure spaces in the Botanic Gardens and create a user-friendly pedestrian connection to the Museum to encourage visitation between the two facilities. “The Botanic Gardens is one Wagga Wagga’s great assets, and Council is committed to improving and expanding the facilities available for the community to enjoy," she said. “The project will include new low maintenance interpretive trails and sensory gardens that are designed to be accessible to all. “The renewal of
the Brolga Pond is also within the project scope, as is the upgrade of the kangaroo, emu and alpaca fences in the Botanic Gardens Zoo.” “The Australian Native Flora section of the Gardens will be upgraded through the addition of barbecues, shelters and interactive play spaces, to provide the community with another area to enjoy.” The design will be completed by the end of the year and construction is set to begin in early 2020. Entwine is occurring concurrently with the redevelopment of the Museum of the Riverina (Botanic Gardens site) which is scheduled to re-open in spring 2021. Entwine is funded through a $739,466 grant awarded from the NSW Government Regional Growth – Environment & Tourism Fund and the balance contributed by Wagga Wagga City Council.
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nsw.gov.au/public. Submission Procedure: Persons wishing to make a submission in relation to the revised Policy should do so prior to the close of the exhibition period. Submissions EXHIBITION OF DRAFT should be in writing and may be delivered to Wagga Wagga POLICY – MOBILE City Council or mailed to the FOOD VENDOR General Manager, Wagga TRADING IN PUBLIC Wagga City Council, PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650 PLACES (PARKS AND or emailed to council@wagga. RESERVES) POLICY nsw.gov.au. Persons making Council hereby gives public written submissions regarding notice of the exhibition of its the above Policy are advised Draft MOBILE FOOD VENDOR that any submission received TRADING IN PUBLIC PLACES within the submission period will (PARKS AND RESERVES) policy. be subject to the Government The draft Policy will be on exhibition from 13 August 2019 Information (Public Access) Act 2009 and the Privacy and for a period of 28 days, until Personal Information Protection 9 September 2019. Council Act (PIPPA) and may be attached invites public submissions on to the final report, in its entirety the draft Policy, to be lodged or in part, to Council unless within the exhibition period. explicitly requested by the Inspection Venue: The draft person making the submission Policy is available for review at that they do not wish this to Wagga Wagga City Council, Cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts, Wagga occur. Any questions relating Wagga, during the hours of 9am to the Policy document may be to 5pm Monday to Friday (public referred to contact name on 1300 292 442. holidays excluded) within the above exhibition period. The EXHIBITION OF POLICY draft Policy can also be accessed - PROPOSED CHANGES from Council’s website at wagga.
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20, Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650 or emailed to council@wagga. nsw.gov.au Persons making Council hereby gives public written submissions regarding notice of the exhibition of the above Policy are advised proposed changes to its that any submission received Revenue & Pricing Policy within the submission period will 2019/20. The Policy changes be subject to the Government will be on exhibition from Information (Public Access) Wednesday 21 August 2019 for Act 2009 and the Privacy and a minimum period of 28 days Personal Information Protection until Monday 23 September Act (PIPPA) and may be attached 2019. Council invites public to the final report, in its entirety submissions on the Policy, to or in part, to Council unless be lodged within the exhibition explicitly requested by the period. Inspection Venue: The person making the submission Policy is available for review at that they do not wish this to Wagga Wagga City Council, occur. Any questions relating Cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts, Wagga to the Policy document may be Wagga, during the hours of 9am referred to Dianne Wright on to 5pm Monday to Friday (public 1300 292 442. holidays excluded) within the above exhibition period. The RFT 2020-12: WINNING Policy can also be accessed from AND CRUSHING OF Council’s website at wagga.nsw. GRAVEL gov.au/public Submission Procedure: Persons Suitably endorsed Tenders marked “RFT 2020-12 – Winning wishing to make a submission and Crushing of Gravel” are in relation to the revised Policy invited and will be received by should do so prior to the the undersigned until 2.00pm close of the exhibition period. Submissions should be in writing Wednesday 2 October 2019. and may be delivered to Wagga The contract is a schedule of rates panel contract for the Wagga City Council or mailed to the General Manager, Wagga provision of gravel winning & crushing services at Council’s Wagga City Council, PO Box gravel quarries. Tenderers are
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PUBLIC EXHIBITION OF DRAFT AMENDMENT TO WAGGA WAGGA LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN 2010 AMENDMENT NO. LEP18/0014 Land Description: Part of Lot 1 DP 219692 & Lot 1 DP 65324, located at 6 Vincent Road and Lot 2 DP 1009360 at 531 Kooringal Road, Lake Albert. Aim: To exhibit the proposal to amend the Wagga Wagga Local Environmental Plan 2010 (LEP) to reduce the minimum lot size provisions applicable to Part of Lot 1 DP 219692 & Lot 1 DP 65324, located at 6 Vincent Road and Lot 2 DP 1009360, located 531 Kooringal Road, Lake Albert from 2 hectares to
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0.15 hectares Exhibition Period: 24 August 2019 to 22 September 2019 (inclusive) Submission Period: 24 August 2019 to 4 October 2019 (inclusive) Inspection Venue: The Planning Proposal is available for inspection at the Wagga Wagga Civic Centre, corner Baylis and Morrow Streets, Wagga Wagga during the hours of 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday (public holidays excluded) or on Council’s website during the exhibition period. Submission Procedure: Any interested person or organisation wishing to make a written submission in relation to the draft plan should do so prior to the close of business on Friday, 4 October 2019. Submissions may be delivered to the Council Chambers or mailed to The General Manager, Wagga Wagga City Council, PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 or emailed to council@ wagga.nsw.gov.au
Peter Thompson, General Manager