Council News #310 - 29th August 2020

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Council News CITY OF WAGGA WAGGA

FIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 29 AUGUST 2020

Issue No: 310

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Bolton Park Precinct Masterplan

Design concept for Wagga sports hub A step forward for the development of a major sports hub in Wagga Wagga’s CBD was taken this week after Council endorsed undertaking the concept design for specific elements within the Bolton Park Precinct Masterplan.

The Masterplan design incorporates the Bolton Park Sports Hub, Jim Elphick

Tennis Centre, Robertson Oval, Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre and a new croquet facility to be built at a location agreed with the club.

The Sports Hub was one of the key projects identified in Council’s Advocacy Plan, adopted during the Ordinary Meeting of Council on 27 July.

Strategic Asset Planner Ben Creighton said Council’s decision at its meeting on Monday night (24 August) will see a design consultant procured to work with staff and stakeholders to develop the design concept.

“This process will include the Masterplan

validation, preliminary sketch plans, detailed cost estimates and a flyover visualisation,” Mr Creighton said.

“The design work will allow us to develop detailed business cases and accurate budgets for the specific elements to support applications to the State and Federal governments for funding grants for the project.”

Council is in on-going discussions with the Wagga Wagga Croquet Club, working with its sub-committee to develop concept designs of what it might look like in its new location, once a site has been determined.

“This next step will give us a better

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opportunity to understand what the staging of each element might look like and what the requirements for the facilities will be moving forward, as the local population grows,” Mr Creighton said.

“I think this is a very exciting project and the Bolton Park location is unique in terms of its proximity to the CBD. “It’s something the city will be able to leverage off in the future to attract additional events to the city and there’ll be a lot of visitations and economic benefits to the broader region.”

The design concept process is expected to take about six months to complete.

Former Raiders’ star talks equity and respect

SPEAK OUT: NRL Ambassador Alan Tongue with Council’s Equity Project Manager Maryna Bilousova at this week’s workshop which involved Council staff focusing on equity and respect.

Former Canberra Raiders’ captain and NRL Ambassador Alan Tongue was in the city this week to conduct a workshop with Wagga Wagga City Council staff as part of the NRL’s Voice Against Violence (VAV) program.

The workshops aim to educate and raise awareness of the serious issue of gender-based violence, with a focus on empowering community members to stand up, speak out, and take action.

A group of indoor and outdoor Council staff participated in the workshop, which uses rugby league drills to show individuals how they need work together to have respectful relationships

at work and at home.

“The NRL’s Voice Against Violence program carries a message that is important for everyone, no matter your gender,” Mr Tongue said.

“I want to thank Wagga Wagga City Council for getting right behind the Voice Against Violence program and I’m sure that together, we can educate and empower one another to create positive and lasting change.”

Equity Project Manager Maryna Bilousova said she was delighted to welcome Mr Tongue back to Wagga Wagga through theDVproject:2650.

“Through the

activities of theDVproject:2650 we are working hard to build a resilient and respectful community, where everyone is valued and gender equality is normalised,” Ms Bilousova said.

“The conversations have started, the public are engaged with our campaigns and we’re working with sectors in the community to promote respectful and equitable relationships for all.” theDVproject:2650 aims to educate community members on the causes of violence against women and their children, promote gender equality and respect, and challenge rigid gender roles and stereotypes.

N E W P L AYG R O U N D S O N T H E W AY: VOT E FO R YO U R FAVO U R I T E Wagga Wagga City Council is planning new playgrounds for Henwood Park on Lake Albert Road, and Kimberley Drive Park in Tatton, and is asking the community to vote for their favourite design.

Each location has three different playground designs for residents to choose from.

Playground designs encourage play

between younger and older children and incorporate exciting features that will add extra appeal to each neighbourhood.

The existing pyramid net and shade structure at Henwood Park will be retained in the new design, with Council also planning to install a concrete path around the equipment and adding a new table and seating.

Council has begun improvements to Kimberley Drive Park with the construction of a basketball court and hoop. A new bench seat is planned as part of the upgrade.

To read about the different designs and vote for your favourite, visit connect. wagga.nsw.gov.au/ playgrounds Voting is open until 9am on Monday 14 September 2020.

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FUNDING BOOST: Wagga Wagga Water Polo received $7.5K in the Annual Grants Program to assist in the purchase of a custom Aflex Inflatable Pontoon to divide the 50m outside pool during competitions at the Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre.

Wagga Wagga City Council has supported 76 community and small business projects through its 2020/21 Annual Grants Program.

Council this week endorsed allocating $247,000 in funding across 10 grant categories, including various cultural, environmental, sporting and youth-led initiatives.

The Annual Grants Program this year attracted 144 applications – the highest number received in recent years – in the following categories: Community Programs and Projects, Recreational Facilities, Neighbourhood and Rural Villages, Rural Halls, Arts, Culture and Creative Industries, Local Heritage, Events, Natural Environment, Youth Led Initiatives and Small Business.

An additional $20,000 was made available in the Small Business category. The additional amount was endorsed at the 13 July 2020

Ordinary Council Meeting as part of Council’s relief package to support the local economy.

Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Greg Conkey OAM said the Annual Grants Program is a popular initiative which signals Council’s significant support for community events, ideas, programs and the local business community.

“Needless to say it has been a particularly hard six months and now, more than ever, it is important for Council to show its full support across the entire community,” Cr Conkey said.

“The Annual Grants Program allows us to support a diverse range of projects that directly benefit our community.

“It is always encouraging to see a strong response to the program and I look forward to seeing these projects come to fruition over the next year.

“The grants cover a wide range

of projects and initiatives which reinforces how diverse, inclusive and progressive our community is.”

Cr Conkey also made special mention of local small businesses, which he said were facing significant challenges amid the impacts of the pandemic.

“Council is mindful of the impact the pandemic has had on small business and as a community we need to show our support,” Cr Conkey said.

“This year’s small business grant was increased by $20,000 to $32,500 and 10 businesses have shared in that funding.”

The grants program aligns with Council’s Community Strategic Plan and is part of its commitment to helping foster a strong and creative community.

Check out the list of successful applicants at wagga.nsw.gov.au/ news and go to the 24 August media release.

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Council’s new website tailor-made for residents

ON TRACK: Site Foreman with contractors Fulton Hogan, Carlos Fragoso (left), and Wagga Wagga City Council Project Officer Henry Collie at Silvalite Reserve where construction is underway on a section of the Active Travel Plan Kapooka Link.

Work starts on Silvalite Reserve section of Active Travel Plan Access to the Silvalite Reserve will be restricted for several weeks as work gets underway on a section of the Kapooka Link of Wagga Wagga City Council’s Active Travel Plan.

Construction of 1.5-kilometre asphalt concrete path along the existing Wiradjuri Trail through the Reserve began on Thursday (27 August) and will be carried out in two stages by contractors, Fulton Hogan.

Council’s Project Officer Henry Collie said signs have been put up to warn Reserve users about the restricted access to the construction zone.

“It is really important the public takes extra care when using this area as there will be a lot of heavy vehicles and machinery on site during the project,” Mr Collie said.

“For the first stage, we are

working on a 700-metre section of the path north of the Olympic Highway underpass near Kapooka, which we’ve closed off to the public while that is carried out.

“People can still enter the northern part of the Reserve from the Red Hill Road end, but that will also be closed off when we begin work on that section of the path in Stage Two.” Site preparation works began last week, including building a new crossing over the creek which runs through the reserve and trimming trees and shrubs along the path.

Council’s Project Coordinator Gyanendra Regmi said these were necessary to ensure all-weather access for the machinery and heavy vehicles involved in the project.

“The first phase of the

construction process will be boxing out the path at the southern end, using a grader to dig 150mm into the ground of the existing surface, before building it back up with road base and compacting it,” Mr Regmi said.

“We will then do the same to the northern stretch of the path before sealing both sections with asphalt.”

The seven-kilometre Kapooka Link is part of a 45 km network of dedicated cycle paths which will link Wagga’s outer suburbs with the CBD and end-of-trip facilities, under the Active Travel Plan project.

You can find out more information about the Commuter Cycling Network - Active Travel Plan project at connect.wagga.nsw.gov.au/ cycling

Council recently launched a new user-friendly, accessible website, giving the community an easier way to stay updated and communicate with Council.

The new site has a powerful search function and meets international accessibility standards, meaning more people in the community can access the information.

Digital Optimisation Officer Brad Ingram was part of a small team who spent months building the new website.

“Our previous website was based on Council’s organisation structure,” Mr Ingram said.

“It meant that if you weren’t familiar with the structure, you’d find it harder to locate the information you needed – for example, roads and waste were listed underneath engineering services.

“Instead of updating the old site, which would have retained those existing structural issues, we decided to start fresh with a new structure completely tailored to our residents and what they commonly search for.”

The new site also meets international accessibility requirements and user experience best practice, in line with Council’s commitment to promoting an inclusive and accessible city.

“It’s important our website is easy to use for all members of our community, including

residents with vision and cognitive impairments,” Mr Ingram said.

“We’ve focused on a number of things, such as ensuring the contrast ratio of colours is great enough to make everything easy to read, to ensuring screen readers [a computer program reproducing written text as speech] are able to read the site easily.”

Council’s communications and information technology teams are planning a second stage of the website redevelopment, catering to residents individually.

“Our next challenge is to create a more accessible and userfriendly portal where residents can login and see everything related to them, such as their rates, bin services, any development applications they’ve submitted and so on,” Mr Ingram said.

“We’re continually improving the site, making it easier for residents to find what they need quickly. It’s a work in progress.”

Visit the new website at wagga.nsw.gov.au

Vacancies Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Support Officer Remuneration: $2,884.76 gpf + super Enquiries: Vanesa Mlinaric on 02 6926 9224 Closing date: Sunday 6 September 2020

Cadet Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Support Officer Remuneration: $2,410.30 gpf + super Enquiries: Vanesa Mlinaric on 02 6926 9224 Closing date: Sunday 6 September 2020

Property Coordinator

Remuneration: $3,039.68 gpf + super Enquiries: Michael Keys on 02 6926 9118 Closing date: Monday 7 September 2020

Urban Growth Coordinator

Remuneration: $3,713.50 gpf + super Enquiries: Michael Keys on 02 6926 9118 Closing date: Monday 7 September 2020

Manager City Strategy

Remuneration: An attractive remuneration in accordance with skills and experience Enquiries: Michael Keys on 02 6926 9118 Closing date: Monday 7 September 2020

Apprentice Plumber / Drainer

Remuneration: $1,427.60 gpf + super Enquiries: Brad Tilyard on 0427 713 359 or Kamahl Leonard on 0417 906 734 Closing date: Monday 7 September 2020

Geospatial Technical Officer

Remuneration: $2,884.76 gpf + super Enquiries: Trent Whitehead on 02 6926 9522 Closing date: Sunday 20 September 2020 Wagga Wagga City Council is an EEO employer

To view these opportunities and apply, visit: ACCESS RESTRICTED!: Silvalite Reserve users are advised to take extra care as heavy vehicles and machinery roll in to work on a section of the Kapooka Link of the Active Travel Plan.

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COUNCILLOR COLUMN

There’s a common saying that for every dollar spent in a local community, it is re-spent At the Council there up to seven meeting earlier times. I see the this week, Council $247,000 in grants distributed $247,000 in funding awarded as being so much more to individuals, community groups than just that initial value. I see local and businesses through the Annual trades engaged, shops getting more Grants Program. business through The best thing about this program materials being purchased, artists is the value the being paid and recipients, Council that cash injection and the wider into the community community get for occurring over and each dollar. It truly is extraordinary how over again. For me, the Annual Grants much is achieved Program is one of through these projects each year. the most significant economic and

social investments Council makes each year.

In saying that, we saw an increase of 59% in applications to the program this year. The demand and need for the grant program has never been higher and with the ongoing impacts of COVID stretching into next year, we’ll be seeing this demand continue to increase.

Next month will see another major community grants program come online. As well as being a Councillor, I am also on the board of Riverina Water.

Last year Riverina Water started the program with $500,000 available each year across Wagga, Lockhart, Federation and Greater Hume Councils. Given the significantly larger population, Wagga residents have the opportunity to access $200,000 for Community Projects and Facilities, Arts and Culture and Water Conservation.

Applications open on 21 September and more info can be found at rwcc.nsw.gov.au

Councillor Vanessa Keenan

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92 Cooramin St RFQ2021-516 CARTWRIGHTS HILL 2650 CONDUCT REVIEW Lot 1 DP 2655, Lot 10 DP RFT 2021-01 SUP1247474, Lot 19 DP 2655, Lot PANEL PLY OF READY MIX 2 DP 2655, Lot 20 DP 2655, Suitably endorsed CONCRETE AND Lot 21 DP 2655, Lot 22 DP Quotations marked ASSOCIATED 2655, Lot 23 “RFQ2021-516 Conduct DP 2655, Lot 24 DP 2655, Lot PRODUCTS Review Panel” are invited 3 DP 2655, Lot 4 DP 2655, Lot Suitably endorsed Tenders and will be received by 5 DP 2655, Lot 6 DP 2655 marked “RFT 2021-01 Sup- the undersigned until 2pm DA15/0153.01 Senior Living ply of Ready Mix Concrete Friday 11th September 2 x 2 Bedroom Attached and Associated Products” Dwellings (Units 232 & 239) 2020. are invited and will be reChange of Balcony to Study ceived by the undersigned Wagga Wagga City Council and Study to Pantry until 2pm Wednesday 16th is seeking to establish a 1 Franklin Dr ESTELLA 2650 panel of independent Lot 2 DP 1128321 September 2020. service providers to review This Contract is for the DA16/0231.01 Dwelling with complaints and conduct double garage – modification supply of concrete and asinvestigations with respect of porch to study sociated products including to any allegations of 42 Pimelea Pl SPRINGVALE ready mix concrete, fibrecbreaches of the Code of 2650 rete, fibremesh, stabilised Lot 18 DP 1218487 Conduct by the Mayor, sand and fill sand.

Councillors or the General DA16/0571.01 Dwelling and Tenders will be assessed Shed Manager. on a number of criteria.

22 Guttler St URANQUINTY Quotations will be assessed Tenderers are advised that 2652 on a number of criteria. the lowest or any Tender Lot 12 DP 1148548 Enquiries should be will not necessarily be DA18/0468.01 Alterations directed to Ingrid Hensley accepted. and additions to existing on 6926 9573.

Enquiries should be didwelling removal of fireplace and changes to cladding. rected to Mr Mark Hewson A non-refundable fee of 52 Grandview Ave TURVEY $145.00 will be charged via email hewson.mark@ PARK 2650 for each hard copy of wagga.nsw.gov.au Lot 14 DP 14383 the Specification or A non-refundable fee of DA18/0648.01 Proposed $110.00 will be charged for specifications at nil cost workshop and wash bays for each hard copy of the Spec- can be accessed on the agricultural machinery sales ification or specifications at following web address: and repairs and proposed nil cost can be accessed on info.vendorpanel.com/ warehousing with the following web address: workwithwagga associated offices. waggacitycouncil/ info.vendorpanel.com/ Amendment to condition 4 276 Hammond Ave EAST workwithwagga ENVIRONMENTAL WAGGA WAGGA 2650 waggacitycouncil/ PLANNING & Lot 42 DP 804124 DA19/0001 Aged Care ASSESSMENT ACT, RFQ 2021-514 Facility 1979.

WHEEL BATH D&C 20 Hely Ave TURVEY PARK Pursuant to the provisions Suitably endorsed 2650 of Section 101 of the Quotations marked “RFQ Lot 2 DP 1183166 Environmental Planning 2021-514 Wheel Bath DA19/0281 SelfStorage Units and Assessment Act, 1979 Design & Construct” are 159 Fernleigh Rd GLENFIELD PARK 2650 invited and will be received notice is hereby given that Lot 25 DP 8243 by the undersigned until Council has determined 2.00pm Wednesday 30th the following Development DA19/0464.01 Change of September 2020.

Applications for the month Use to four boarding houses with parking and strata This is contract for the of July 2020. subdivision Delete Condition design and construction CDC20/0132 Attached 2 of a wheel bath at Pergola 4 Temerloh Ave TOLLAND the Gregadoo Waste 44 Ross Parkway 2650 Management Centre.

GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 4 DP 244758 Lot 253 DP 1213055 Tenderers are advised that DA20/0031 Installation of CDC20/0140 Dwelling, the lowest or any Tender illuminated pylon and fascia attached garage and rear sign, window sign, directional will not necessarily be alfresco sign and relocation of existing accepted.

63 Coppabella Dr fascia sign Enquiries should be GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 22 Dobney Ave WAGGA directed to Mark Hewson at Lot 161 DP 1260509 WAGGA 2650 hewson.mark@wagga.nsw. DA14/0448.02 Recreation Lot 10 DP 1243621, Lot 5 DP gov.au. A non-refundable 1254401 Facility (Major) Harness fee of $145.00 will be Racing Facility including DA20/0056 Exhibition Home Earthworks, Track, Clubhouse, 24 Months charged for each hard Stables & Associated 55 Deakin Ave LLOYD 2650 copy of the specification Infrastructure – s4.55(2) Lot 758 DP 1242827 or specifications at nil

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Safety and access on river walking tracks the key to vegetation management works Vegetation management works to improve public access and safety along walking tracks along the Murrumbidgee River will start early next month.

Wagga Wagga City Council contractors will remove a cluster of invasive willow trees adjacent to the levee bank along Cadell Place in the city’s CBD. The works will start on 7 September and are expected to take five days, weather permitting, with traffic control implemented along Cadell Place while a crane is utilised to remove the trees.

Manager Parks and Strategic Operations Henry Pavitt said the clean-up of willow trees would have environmental and aesthetic benefits along this section of river, and also stop potential damage to Council floodgates in the area.

There is also concern for the

DA20/0065.02 Dwelling – Minor alteration to roof design of the dwelling 3,200 The Gap Rd CURRAWARNA 2650 Lot 49 DP 750841 DA20/0101 Staged Subdivision (Stage 1 2 Lot Torrens Title Subdivision, Stage 2 5 Lot Community Title Subdivision), Earthworks, Retaining Walls, Landscaping and Service Connection 2 Phar Lap Pl BOOROOMA 2650 Lot 36 DP 1179795, Lot 37 DP 1179795, Lot 53 DP 1179795, Lot 54 DP 1179795 DA20/0129 Dwelling with attached garage and alfresco Deakin Ave LLOYD 2650 Lot 700 DP 1242827 DA20/0131.01 Replacement dwelling 1,818 Old Narrandera Rd EUBERTA 2650 Lot 150 DP 750863 DA20/0133 Alterations and additions to existing dwelling and garage with attached carport 79 Urana St TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot B DP 396532 DA20/0144.01 8m x 8m Shed 18 Bolton St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 32 DP 6683 DA20/0175 Alterations and Additions to existing building including the erection of second storey to include a serviced apartment and Change of use to Business Premises (Hair and Beauty Salon) 39 Crampton St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 3 DP 104198 DA20/0181 Dual Occupancy 2 Yarranjerry St GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 83 DP 1253593 DA20/0189.01 Change of use to business premises (Hairdressing Salon) 76 Baylis St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 2 DP 233699 DA20/0191 Subdivision of lot and construction of additional dwelling 108 Urana St TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot 1 DP 208634 DA20/0194 Two Storey Dwelling 51 Clifton St BOURKELANDS 2650 Lot 44 DP 1193626 DA20/0198 2 x 3 Bedroom Units to be Subdivided 67 Paradise Dr GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 313 DP 1253859 DA20/0199 Construction of single dwelling, swimming pool and shed 26 O’Connor St

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eucalypt trees which are natural to the environment,” Mr Pavitt said.

“The plan involved leaving some of the willows until the gums were large enough to stabilise the river bank.

We have now reached the stage where the gum trees are mature and stand alone in adding to the natural environment.”

Mr Pavitt said the roots of the willows would remain embedded in the bank for structural integrity of the trees extra support to combat and the need to ensure the erosion during those times safety of the public from the when water levels rise. likelihood of the trees falling “Willow trees are an in an area now being more invasive weed and can be utilised for recreation. removed with the support of Mr Pavitt said the removal of the Department of Primary the trees is part of a 20-year Industries,” Mr Pavitt said. vegetation management “Council has managed this strategy for the river bank vegetation removal over a environment. number of years and the “A number of these invasive outcome will be better overall weeds were removed many for the river environment in years ago and replaced with the long-term."

URANQUINTY 2652 Lot 51 DP 1079134 DA20/0203 Demolition of existing outbuilding and construction of two outbuildings 133 Gumly Rd GUMLY GUMLY 2652 Lot 213 DP 757232 DA20/0204 Alterations and additions to existing dwelling, and garage within the Heritage Conservation Area 11 Bimbeen St TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot 22 DP 12289 DA20/0205 Alterations and refurbishment of existing shed including internal alterations 12 Roma St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 7 DP 13345 DA20/0212 Dwelling with Attached Garage 14 Kellerman Cres BOOROOMA 2650 Lot 2 DP 1255307 DA20/0215.01 Alterations and additions (three sheds and two carparks) associated with TransGrid Depot – modify size and location of sheds and delete small carpark 14 Copland St KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 1 DP 436402, Lot 1 DP 999543, Lot 10 DP 844969 DA20/0217 Shed 8 Cynthia St TARCUTTA 2652 Lot 12 DP 758953 DA20/0218 Alterations and additions to the existing dwelling 1 Richard St TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot 24 DP 15338 DA20/0221 Front fence and gates to heritage item 259 Lake Albert Rd KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 1 DP 223331 DA20/0222 Extension of existing carport, minor alterations to the existing dwelling and use of the existing shed.

58 Jasmin Cres LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 43 DP 252134 DA20/0223 Dwelling and Shed 13 Belmore Pl SPRINGVALE 2650 Lot 3 DP 1255246 DA20/0225 Use of existing Carport, shed, swimming pool and pergola 3 Guttler St URANQUINTY 2652 Lot 7 DP 816007 DA20/0227 Dwelling with attached double garage and shed 105 Lakehaven Dr LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 12 DP 1235752 DA20/0230.01 Signage

266 Hammond Ave EAST WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 3 DP 548084 DA20/0233 Construction of retaining wall 44 Patamba St KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 74 DP 253648 DA20/0236 Alterations and additions to existing dwelling including extension of alfresco area and pergola 23 Tamar Dr TATTON 2650 Lot 48 DP 846375 DA20/0237 Shed 20 Eugene Ave SAN ISIDORE 2650 Lot 65 DP 29976 DA20/0239 shed 74 Narrung St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 268 DP 757249 DA20/0241 Shed 15 Cutler Ave KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 53 DP 237753 DA20/0242 Dwelling with attached garage 42 Matilda Cres GUMLY GUMLY 2652 Lot 217 DP 1210881 DA20/0247 Three lot community subdivision and demolition of outbuildings 4 Paull St KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 14 DP 31612 DA20/0248 Shed 11 Bruce St TOLLAND 2650 Lot 124 DP 224143 DA20/0249 Inground Swimming Pool 13 Belmore Pl SPRINGVALE 2650 Lot 3 DP 1255246 DA20/0255 Construction of shed 7 Genista Pl SPRINGVALE 2650 Lot 33 DP 1085747 DA20/0258 Dwelling and retaining walls 28 Alma Cres ESTELLA 2650 Lot 20 DP 1254806 DA20/0259 Use of existing veranda 3 Ramus St TOLLAND 2650 Lot 188 DP 705940 DA20/0260 Dwelling 12 Wiveon St GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 55 DP 1244220 DA20/0262 Construction of shed 615 Gelston Park Rd GELSTON PARK 2650 Lot 9 DP 286397 DA20/0266 Construction of single dwelling and retaining walls 43 Deakin Ave LLOYD 2650 Lot 703 DP 1242827 DA20/0269 Shed 10 Kyeamba St LADYSMITH 2652 Lot 3 DP 758593 DA20/0270 Distribution centre 9 Lockyer St EAST WAGGA

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WAGGA 2650 Lot 5 DP 1134417 DA20/0271 Dwelling and retaining walls 4 Kentucky Cres GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 135 DP 1221374 DA20/0277 Erection of metal screen fence 1 Featherwood Rd SPRINGVALE 2650 Lot 63 DP 804272 DA20/0280 Dwelling and retaining walls 19 Kentucky Cres GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 343 DP 1253859 DA20/0284 Use of existing bathroom and study 174 Kincaid St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 1 DP 627163 DA20/0286 Dwelling and Retaining Walls 4 Heffron St LLOYD 2650 Lot 751 DP 1242827 DA20/0295 Dwelling and retaining walls 23 Kentucky Cres GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 341 DP 1253859 DA20/0297 Use of existing internal alterations to create room in garage 6 Glenrock Cl BOURKELANDS 2650 Lot 12 DP 1187542 DA20/0300 Alterations and additions 23 Pearson St URANQUINTY 2652 Lot 5 DP 759024 DA20/0301 Shed 33 Bristol St COLLINGULLIE 2650 Lot 17 DP 843207 DA20/0309 Dwelling 7 Lallal Pl GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 309 DP 1253859 DA20/0316 Dwelling 115 Lakehaven Dr LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 82 DP 1264018 DA20/0321 Rear extension and internal alterations 52 Crampton St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 2 DP 535831 Viewing of the Development consents for the abovementioned Development Applications are available via Online Services Search for a Property, or without charge, at the Council Administration Centre, cnr. Baylis and Morrow Streets, Wagga Wagga, at any time between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm, Monday to Friday (public Holidays excepted). If copies are required, they are available at a cost.

Peter Thompson, General Manager