Council News #347 - 29 May 2021 by Wagga Wagga City Council

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On your bikes! Council opened three key sections of the Wagga Wagga Multisport Cycling Complex to the public this week. The Jump Track, Pump Track, and Mountain Bike Playground Loop were opened for the community to enjoy on Friday 28 May by Strategic Asset Planner (Parks and Recreation) Ben Creighton. “We’re thrilled to be able to open these tracks, it’s a great first step in providing the community with an amazing complex which will cater for competitive and recreational cyclists and provide the infrastructure to host regional, state, national and international events,” Mr Creighton said. Continued inside

MIGHT AS WELL JUMP: Council’s Parks & Recreation Assets Officer Rob Owers tests out the new jump tracks at the Multisport Cycling Complex.

$137M boost for city’s Special Activation Precinct The Wagga Wagga Special Activation Precinct (SAP) received a boost of a further $137 million from the NSW Government this week.

has carried out extensive community consultation and engagement with land owners, businesses and industry, and government agencies, which Mr Keys said was key to setting the Special Activation Precinct up for success. “Now we’ll be focusing on engaging with industry and businesses to ensure we can attract the right people, create genuine partnerships that will drive growth and investment, and keep the jobs coming into Wagga,” Mr Keys said. “We want to make sure existing businesses can maximise their potential, as well as find new partners and new opportunities. “We know there are other large employers who are looking to come to regional areas – today’s announcement consolidates our claim that Wagga is the perfect place to set

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the delivery of the precinct, funding core infrastructure to get businesses set up sooner in Wagga Wagga.” Wagga Wagga City Council Director Regional Activation Michael Keys welcomed the funding announcement, noting Council would be working closely with the Regional Growth NSW Development Corporation (RGDC), who will lead planning and delivery The announcement was made onsite at of the Special Activation Precinct. Bomen by the Hon Wes Fang MLC, who was “We’re extremely pleased with the funding joined by Member for Wagga Wagga Dr Joe announcement and, as a key partner, look McGirr MP, and Mayor of the City of Wagga forward to working with the RGDC to help Wagga Councillor Greg Conkey OAM. deliver the infrastructure that will attract, “I am really excited to be here today and to support and encourage new and existing see the vision for the Wagga Wagga Special business to establish and grow in Wagga,” Activation Precinct coming to life,” Mr Fang Mr Keys said. said. Over the last 18 months the NSW “This $137 million investment kickstarts Government, supported by Council,

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up and establish a new business.” The $137 million investment will provide the foundation infrastructure – including roads, sewer, water and electrical services – that will allow businesses to set up in the precinct sooner. This announcement is in addition to the $20.6 million announced in November last year. The 4,500 hectare Special Activation Precinct capitalises on Wagga Wagga’s location as NSW’s southern gateway with central access to Australia’s richest food and agricultural region, the Riverina. It targets businesses in freight and logistics, agribusiness, advanced manufacturing, innovation, skills and education, and renewable energy and recycling, with a focus on sustainability.

Free seedling giveaway to celebrate World Environment Day Date/time: Saturday 5 June, 9:30am - 1pm (or until all seedlings are claimed) Venue: ErinEarth, 1 Kildare Street, Turvey Park Limit of 5 seedlings per household.

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New tracks open at Multisport Cycling Complex

From front page “We’re looking forward to delivering the rest of the project; in the meantime, grab your bike and helmet and come try the tracks out – it’s a great way to get your heart pumping, and the view across to the city is fantastic.” Parks & Recreation Assets Officer Rob Owers said the tracks cater for cyclists of all ages and skill levels.

“Whether you’re an avid cyclist, or just go for a pedal occasionally with your kids, you’ll be able to come out here and get active,” Mr Owers said. “These tracks are also a great platform for kids to learn the skills required to transition into cross country or downhill mountain biking.” The Pump Track is a short loop of rollers and berms for bike riders

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and is designed to maximize your momentum so you can ride it with minimal pedalling. “Hold your arms straight, and pump up and down with your legs to propel the bike forward,” Mr Owers said. “Stand up for uphills and bob down for downhills. You can go as hard as you can however, given the design, you probably won’t exceed 30km/h. There can be about two riders on the pump track at the same time, with another four ready to go on the central start mound.” The Pump Track has an asphalt surface, which requires less short-term maintenance than traditional unsealed tracks. The life of an asphalt pump track is approximately 20 years. The Jump Track is a compacted earth track, with three corridors to choose from; easy, medium and

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0467 552 263 | councillor.kendall@wagga.nsw.gov.au Development applications were submitted almost simultaneously for both This week saw the options. In a matter of announcement of weeks that application a further $137M of state money allocated had received conditional approval to the Bomen in Queensland but it Special Activation took well over a year Precinct or SAP. This commitment has been to progress through the NSW development widely praised by by approval processes. Council and the state government. What I am By that time the hearing though is that business had decided to go ahead with the many people have no plant in Queensland. idea what the SAP is and how it will be such Wagga Wagga and NSW missed out on a big help to Wagga a significant jobs Wagga and the state. and investment I will explain this by opportunity! using an example. So, what was the About 8 years ago a issue and how could major Wagga Wagga based business had the it be addressed? On investigation opportunity to build Council found that a new multi-millionQld has instituted dollar processing a system where plant at Bomen (their by several priority preferred site) or to development hubs build that plant in northern Queensland. had been established

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around – two table top jumps, a flipflop berm (a left-hand berm which immediately changes into a righthand berm), a seesaw, log rides, rock step downs and a bridge. The Jump Track, Pump Track and Mountain Bike Playground Loop are located west of the new velodrome, which is currently under construction. To access, park at the Pomingalarna carpark adjacent to the golf club. Make your way up the hill on the fire trail. The jump and pump tracks will be 200m up the hill on your right. The Mountain Bike Playground Loop is accessed uphill from the pump track. The Wagga Wagga Multisport Cycling Complex is jointly funded by the NSW Government, Regional Sports Infrastructure Fund ($7 million) and Wagga Wagga City Council ($2.2 million).

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hard. Each track has four jumps. Anybody riding a mountain bike, jump bike or a BMX can use the jump tracks, which cater for beginners, right through to advanced riders. For safety reasons, there is a limit of one person at a time down each corridor. The Mountain Bike Playground Loop is a 1.5 kilometre compacted earth trail. With an average width of 1.2 metres, the machine-built benched trail has been cut into the side of the hill to make it rider friendly. “It’s suitable for beginner riders, but it’s definitely fun for everyone,” Mr Owers said. “It’s a reasonably flat, wide area that goes up and down with the contours of the land in a gentle way, making it fun and easy to ride.” The loop has six features, which riders can choose to attempt or ride

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and the development application process had been short circuited by predetermining allowable development outcomes. This made a lot of sense to us and the effectiveness was well demonstrated in this example. Wagga Wagga Council could clearly see the advantages that the Qld government had given itself with this system. We prepared a paper for submission to the NSW State government outlining the benefits to NSW of establishing a similar system of identified development hubs in NSW. The NSW government was most receptive to the principles outlined in our paper and within a relatively short time frame the concept of Special Activation Precincts had been

established in NSW as a result. Our efforts ensured that Bomen became one of these precincts. The funding announced this week will ensure all necessary infrastructure is available to make the Bomen SAP build ready over the next year or so. Once this ground work is complete Wagga Wagga will be the focus of any company wanting to build and expand their manufacturing capacity in Australia bring both investment dollars and jobs to our region. Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you need more information or assistance with council matters.

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MORE THAN A WORD: Uncle James Ingram, Aunty Isabel Reid and Aunty Evelyn Jolley lit hurricane lamps to commemorate National Sorry Day, remembering the Stolen Generation Survivors, families, and children who did not return home.

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Wiradjuri and First Nations Elders and community members gathered this week at the Sorry Day Rock to commemorate National Sorry Day. Wiradjuri Elder Aunty Isabel Reid performed a Welcome to Country, and was joined by other Wiradjuri Elders lighting hurricane lamps and observing a minute’s silence in remembrance of the Stolen Generation Survivors, families, and the children who did not return home. Councillor Dan Hayes welcomed the gathering on behalf of the Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga, Councillor Greg Conkey OAM, and noted that the ongoing healing process was of great importance to the whole community. “Today is an important day for recognising and

acknowledging the devastating effects which the forced removal of children from their families has had in terms of spiritual, emotional and physical trauma,” Cr Hayes said. “The City of Wagga Wagga is unreserved in its commitment to the Wiradjuri and First Nations community. Acknowledging the sacred value of Wiradjuri culture, language and connection to land and stories is essential to the continuing journey of healing and reconciliation.” This year’s National Sorry Day, held on Wednesday 26 May, marks 24 years since the 1997 Bringing Them Home report – the national inquiry into the separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families. The Sorry Day Rock, located

in the Wollundry Lagoon precinct, was unveiled in 2018 to commemorate the children sent to the Cootamundra Girls Home and Kinchela Boys Home where they were taught farm labour and domestic work. National Sorry Day is followed by National Reconciliation Week, 27 May–3 June, which celebrates and builds on the respectful relationships shared by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and other Australians. Reconciliation Australia’s theme for 2021; More than a word. Reconciliation takes action, urges the reconciliation movement towards braver and more impactful action. For more information about National Reconciliation Week, visit Reconciliation Australia at nrw.reconciliation.org.au

EMERGENCY CACHE AT MCPHERSON OVAL

A community initiative to permanently locate equipment to assist in an emergency has been built in North Wagga Wagga. The North Wagga Wagga Flood Cache at McPherson Oval is a volunteer sand bagging facility for residents to participate and collect sand bags. The facility is a collaborative effort between the State Emergency Service, the North Wagga Wagga Residents’ Association and Wagga Wagga City Council. President of the Association Laurie Blowes said he also hopes to see the cache site used as a community gathering place for use throughout the year. “When we first put an idea to the SES and Council everyone was very supportive,” Mr Blowes said. “It will certainly assist the community in preparing for an emergency and I’m also keen to see the area used regularly by the community … somewhere we can meet and get together on a more regular basis.” Council provided the location for the cache and constructed the concrete pad for the shipping container and bunkers for sand dumps. The bunkers are constructed of 36 concrete railway sleepers donated by Austrak which operates a facility at Bomen. The SES provided the 20-foot container complete with decals and fitted-out with shovels, sandbags and other equipment. SES will also supply sand to the bunkers in the event of a flood warning.

Council's Director Operations Warren Faulkner said McPherson Oval was chosen as the location of the facility primarily because it allows for excellent circulation and management of traffic arriving to collect sand bags. “It is tucked neatly in beside the screening hedge along William Street and is close to a power source and street light,” Mr Faulkner said. “This has been a collaborative effort between Council, the North Wagga Wagga Residents’ Association, and the SES which has resulted in a community initiative being brought to fruition.”

ONE TREE FOR ME: FREE SEEDLINGS FOR ALL RESIDENTS Wagga Wagga City Council will be giving away free seedlings as part of ‘One Tree for Me’, a new initiative encouraging residents to plant native trees, shrubs and groundcovers in their backyards to help improve biodiversity and combat the urban heat island effect. The first One Tree for Me seedling giveaway will take place on World Environment Day, Saturday 5 June 2021, from 9.30am at ErinEarth in Turvey Park. Environmental Education Officer Alice Kent said One Tree for Me was partly prompted by community feedback to Council’s Biodiversity Strategy: Maldhangilanha. “We received a lot of requests for free seedlings,” Ms Kent said. “We created the initiative to address that demand, and we’re aiming to get at least one plant in the ground for every Wagga Wagga LGA resident over the next six years – which is around 65,000 seedlings. “We’ll achieve this through community planting events on public land, providing seedlings to schools through Schools Tree Day, and through seedling giveaways.” No backyard too small Ms Kent said Council was hoping the community would take advantage of the free seedlings, no matter what size their backyard. “We have a mix of native trees, shrubs and ground covers, so all backyard sizes are catered for,” Ms Kent said. “We’ll give you information about your seedlings, what they’ll look like fully grown, as well as what kind of wildlife they’ll attract and how they’ll

contribute to the biodiversity in your backyard and our region. “Planting is incredibly rewarding. Sitting back and seeing all the different birds and little creatures visiting your garden is one of life’s simple pleasures.” Backyards as stepping stones Ms Kent said backyards connect our natural bushland areas, acting as stepping stones for animals and birds. “For example, birds travelling from Willans Hill to Pomingalarna Reserve will use backyards along the way to stop, refuel and rest before moving onwards,” Ms Kent said. “Planting will help provide smaller habitats for birds and bugs, and create little ecosystems. “Residents control a large portion of our region’s land – if you look at Google maps and see all those backyards, it’s an enormous area. Every single plant you can put into your backyard will help.” Combat urban heat An urban heat island is a metropolitan area that's a lot warmer than the rural areas surrounding it. Ms Kent said increasing our region’s canopy and vegetation coverage will help mitigate the impacts of urban heat. “Buildings, roads and footpaths all create heat by absorbing the sun’s rays. The more we can plant, the cooler we can make our suburbs. “One Tree for Me is a great opportunity for you to start turning your backyard into a beautiful ecosystem, benefitting our wildlife and helping to keep your place cooler.”

One Tree for Me seedling giveaway

Date: Saturday 5 June (World Environment Day) Time: from 9.30am–1.00pm, or until all seedlings gone Venue: ErinEarth, 1 Kildare Street, Turvey Park, Wagga Wagga 2000 seedlings available, limit of 5 per household.

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Biodiversity Bite Weed seeds are pretty good hitchhikers. They can stick, poke and hide their way to a free ride to spread far and wide! Get into the habit of cleaning or brushing down clothing, footwear, pets or sporting equipment before and after time in nature. Safely dispose of any weed seeds that you collect.

BE PREPARED: North Wagga Wagga Residents’ Association President Laurie Blowes, Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Cr Greg Conkey OAM and SES Southern Zone Commander Nichole Priest check out the emergency cache.

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Public Notices

June 2021. Exhibition Period: 14 April 2021 to 25 June 2021 (inclusive) Submission Period: 14 April 2021 to 25 June 2021 (inclusive) COUNCIL OWNED Inspection Venue: COMMUNITY LAND The Planning Proposal is – MERONG PLACE, available for inspection at the Wagga Wagga BOURKELANDS Civic Centre, Cnr Baylis (BOURKELANDS and Morrow Sts, Wagga RIDGE LINE) Wagga during the hours of Notice is hereby 9.00am to 5.00pm Monday given under the Local to Friday (public holidays Government Act Chapter excluded) or on Council's 6 Part 2, of the proposed website www.connect. licensing of part Lot 23 wagga.nsw.gov.au/lep20DP 1062973 known as 0010. Merong Place, Bourkelands Submission Procedure: (Bourkelands Ridge Any interested person or Line) to Wagga Wagga organisation wishing to Community Media make a written submission Incorporated for the in relation to the Planning purpose of a site for a Proposal should do so radio transmission tower prior to the close of for a term of five (5) years. the submission period. Persons wishing to make Submissions may be a submission in relation delivered to the Council to the above proposed Chambers or mailed to The licence should do so General Manager, Wagga prior to the close of Wagga City Council, PO the exhibition period. Box 20, Wagga Wagga Submissions should NSW 2650 or emailed to be in writing and may council@wagga.nsw.gov.au be delivered to Wagga PROPOSED Wagga City Council or TEMPORARY ROAD mailed to the General Manager, Wagga Wagga CLOSURE (DARLOW City Council, PO Box 20, STREET – KERB & Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 GUTTER WORKS) or emailed to council@ Notice is hereby given wagga.nsw.gov.au under Roads Act 1993 Persons making written Part 8 Division 4 of the submissions regarding temporary closing of: the above proposed Road: Darlow Street licence are advised that any submission received Date: 7 June 2021 to within the submission 18 June 2021 period will be subject Duration: 7am – 5.00pm, to the Government weather permitting Information (Public Access) Reason: Closed for Act 2009 and the Privacy necessary kerb & gutter and Personal Information works. Access to local traffic Protection Act (PIPPA) and only. Road will reopen at may be attached to the the end of each shift. final report, in its entirety or in part, to Council unless DEVELOPMENT CONSENTS ISSUED explicitly requested by the person making the APRIL 2021. submission that they do Pursuant to the provisions not wish this to occur. Any of Section 101 of the questions relating to the Environmental Planning above proposed licence and Assessment Act, 1979 may be referred to Matt notice is hereby given that Dombrovski, Property Council has determined Officer on 1300 292 442. the following Development Submissions will be Applications for the month received until 5pm on of April 2021. Monday 28 June 2021.

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Alterations and replacement signage to existing KFC building 7 Hammond Ave EAST WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 1 DP 1027569 DA21/0096 Alterations and additions to existing dwelling and use of existing shed 5 St Aubins Pl BOURKELANDS 2650 Lot 29 DP 1199332 DA21/0102 Construction of shed 87 Connorton St Modification to add an URANQUINTY 2652 additional panelift door to Lot 38 DP 1256352 the garden shed. DA21/0103 20m x 12m shed 44 Fox St WAGGA WAGGA and amendment to building 2650 Lot 1 DP 324088 envelope DA19/0477.02 Alterations 93 Dunns Rd SPRINGVALE and Additions to Pub Extend associated parking and 2650 Lot 17 DP 1004525 landscaping. gaming room, reconfigure DA21/0104 Additions and 60 Lake Albert Rd parking areas with exit onto alterations and detached KOORINGAL 2650 Elizabeth Street and garage Lot 1 DP 326171 extend outdoor area 13 Urana St TURVEY PARK DA21/0038 Change of 66 Hampden Ave NORTH 2650 Lot 26 DP 19715 Use to Workshop and WAGGA WAGGA 2650 DA21/0106 Alterations and Lot 1 DP 216802, Lot 289 DP Construction of Ancillary additions to existing dwelling Shed 751422, Lot A DP 213048 DA20/0051.01 Modification 2 Saxon St WAGGA WAGGA including retaining wall 4 Sunshine Ave TURVEY 2650 to condition C.4 – to allow PARK 2650 Lot 9 DP 19715 stormwater to be discharged Lot 6 DP 253595 DA21/0107 Dwelling DA21/0039 Alterations to Rosebank Lane. with attached garage and and Additions to dwelling 264 Kincaid St WAGGA associated retaining wall including attic; demolition WAGGA 2650 of existing detached garage 27 Hollows Cres LLOYD Lot 1 DP 545929 DA20/0086.01 Construction and new double garage and 2650 Lot 313 DP 1250195 activity room to rear of dwelling and retaining laneway DA21/0110 Dwelling wall Amend condition 1 – 24 Wellington Ave TATTON approved plans 13 Fox St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 242 DP 1262682 25 Turramia Cres 2650 Lot 1 DP 318426 GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 DA21/0114 Construction DA21/0041 Shed (27m x Lot 110 DP 1253593 of shed 12.2m x 6.5m high) DA20/0334.01 Construction 1 Cynthia St TARCUTTA 2652 233 Oura Rd NORTH WAGGA WAGGA 2650 of carport Lot 1 DP 758953 Lot 16 DP 1191286 63 Main St LAKE ALBERT DA21/0061 Use of existing 2650 Lot 9 DP 7231 DA21/0118 Dwelling additions (shower) to 25 Guttler St URANQUINTY DA20/0451.01 Dwelling and store room and change of 2652 Lot 3 DP 1267696 associated retaining wall – classification to habitable modification to bathroom room DA21/0119 Shed with layout 12 Patamba St KOORINGAL mezzanine 49 Atherton Cres TATTON 2650 Lot 6 DP 829330 41 Mill St NORTH WAGGA 2650 Lot 14 DP 1040326 WAGGA 2650 DA21/0062 Proposed front Lot 16 DP 3952 DA20/0473 Use of existing verandah shed and carport 33 Athol St TURVEY PARK DA21/0120 Shed for 33 Kincaid St WAGGA 2650 Lot 16 DP 12786 personal storage and caravan WAGGA 2650 storage DA21/0064 Extension Lot 1 DP 743249, Lot 1 79 Coppabella Dr to existing Centre Based DP 85950 GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Childcare Facility to DA20/0532.01 Alterations accommodate an additional Lot 170 DP 1260509 and additions to existing 36 children (total 80 places) DA21/0123 Alterations dwelling, carport and shed with new and Additions to Existing 10 Richard St TURVEY PARK entry and car park Take Away Food and Drink 2650 Lot 9 DP 15338 Premises from Lake Albert Road; 131 Fernleigh Rd Consolidation of lots. DA20/0651.01 Amend GLENFIELD PARK 2650 Lot 4 building envelope 392 Lake Albert Rd DP 777052 104 Bradman Dr KOORINGAL 2650 BOOROOMA 2650 DA21/0124 Attached garage Lot 149 DP 38519, Lot 150 Lot 556 DP 1230349 32 MacArthur St ASHMONT DP 38519 2650 Lot 36 DP 225962 DA20/0673 24m x 8m shed, DA21/0067 Dwelling and 2 x 10,000 litre water tanks DA21/0127 Dwelling with retaining walls and amendment to the attached garage 10 Lallal Pl building envelope 8 Pine Court SPRINGVALE GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 6 Campaspe Cl SPRINGVALE Lot 304 DP 1253859 2650 Lot 5 DP 271307 2650 Lot 6 DP 1037020 DA21/0129 Shed DA21/0075 Shed and DA20/0724 Multi dwelling 7 Rainbow Dr ESTELLA 2650 Carport housing for seniors or people 9 Wallaby St Lot 26 DP 1254806 with a disability GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 DA21/0130 Dwelling 70 Pinaroo Dr GLENFIELD Lot 320 DP 1236751 with attached garage and PARK 2650 Lot 1 DP associated retaining wall DA21/0080 Shed 1269041 9 Hardiman St URANQUINTY 22 Nolan St LLOYD 2650 DA20/0753.01 Construction 2652 Lot 25 DP 1194658 Lot 8911 DP 1262050 of shed amend approved DA21/0132 Dwelling, Shed DA21/0081 Use of existing plans and Workshop patio 141 Bradman Dr 22 Davidson St OURA 2650 20 Warrambool Cres BOOROOMA 2650 Lot 10 DP 758819, Lot 18 DP GLENFIELD PARK 2650 Lot 709 DP 1249099 114165, Lot 8 DP 758819, Lot 9 DP 773492 Lot 9 DP 114165, Lot 9 DP DA20/0774 Change of Use DA21/0085 Shed and 758819 to Centre Based childcare associated retaining wall facility (60 places) including DA21/0134 2 x 3 Bedroom 21 Osterley St associated alterations and Units to be Subdivided via BOURKELANDS 2650 additions, signage, Community Title Lot 12 DP 1126470 landscaping and boundary DA21/0093 External 12 Ah Ket Ave LLOYD 2650 WAGGA 2650 Lot 11 DP 11613 DA18/0621.01 Addition and alterations to the existing dwelling Modification to add roof over deck and covered walkway to garage 10 Hill St TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot 6 DP 15338 DA19/0194.01 Alterations and Additions to Existing dwelling, Garage, Garden Shed and Pool within Heritage Conservation Area –

133 Peter St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 1 DP 85685 DA20/0783 Alterations and additions to existing dwelling 1 Andrews Ave KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 28 DP 247299 DA21/0006 Alterations and additions to existing public school including tree removal and lot consolidation 70 Gurwood St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 10 DP 759031, Lot 11 DP 759031, Lot 9 DP 759031 DA21/0023 Construction of part two and part three storey building incorporating a veterinary hospital, commercial tenancies and

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Lot 8979 DP 1262050 DA21/0135 Inground swimming pool 100 Lakehaven Dr LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 23 DP 1235752 DA21/0138 Two storey dwelling 4 Stellway Cl KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 3 DP 1030443 DA21/0141 Shed 113 Lakehaven Dr LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 39 DP 1235752 DA21/0142 Construction of single dwelling and shed 36 Watson Blvd LLOYD 2650 Lot 75 DP 1255405 DA21/0146 12m x 8m Shed and amendment to building envelope. 58 Manuka Rd LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 351 DP 1262470 DA21/0167 Dwelling with attached garage and shed 27 Ah Ket Ave LLOYD 2650 Lot 8930 DP 1262050 DA21/0168 Replacement signage 56 Docker St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 1 DP 337049, Lot 16 DP 11613, Lot 19 DP 11613, Lot 2 DP 337049 DA21/0172 Single dwelling 37 Guttler St URANQUINTY 2652 Lot 8 DP 1267696 DA21/0177 Shed 4 Charlotte Dr GUMLY GUMLY 2652 Lot 317 DP 1234693 DA21/0182 Demolition of dwelling and sheds 33 Northcott Pde MOUNT AUSTIN 2650 Lot 140 DP 26885 DA21/0196 Farm building 90 Scotts Rd KYEAMBA 2650 Lot 89 DP 757238 DA21/0205 Demolition of dwelling and carport 14 South Pde WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 13 DP 35910 DA21/0206 Demolition of dwelling 32 South Pde WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 7 DP 35910 DA21/0207 Demolition of dwelling, carport and shed 21 North Pde WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 56 DP 21115 DA21/0208 Demolition of Dwelling 8 Oliver Pl TOLLAND 2650 Lot 83 DP 705938 DA21/0210 Shed 76 Paradise Dr GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 330 DP 1253859 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

Weekly waste tip Soft plastics including plastic shopping bags, bread bags, cling film and biscuit wrappers go in the red lid bin. These can be recycled at a local REDcycle collection point, find your nearest one at redcycle.net.au.

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