Council News #349 - 12 June 2021 by Wagga Wagga City Council

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Issue No: 349

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FIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 12 JUNE 2021

WORKING TOGETHER: Mates Gully Restaurant & Accommodation’s Marcia McCoy (left) and Council’s Visitor Economy Development Officer Kimberly Parker discuss the benefits of being part of the Tourism Partner Program.

Partner program boost to business Tourism businesses and organisations are invited to work together to build greater awareness and encourage visitation to the Wagga Wagga + Surrounds region.

“It’s been incredibly beneficial, both at the beginning to get our name out there, and then later for ongoing support and visibility,” Ms Durman said. “The proactive approach to marketing our region has a far greater reach than we could achieve by ourselves. “I am looking forward to continuing on as a member of the program and excited to see what the next 12 months brings.” To be eligible to sign up, tourism businesses and organisations must be within a 120km radius of the Wagga Wagga LGA and must be accessible and cater to visitors. Program categories include attractions, restaurants and eateries, accommodation and event venues, along with a new ‘start-up’ category for tourism businesses in their first two years of operation. The benefits of becoming a Wagga Tourism Partner include:

• Inclusion in the Wagga Wagga + Surrounds Visitor Guide and other digital and print publications such as the Top Spot guides, Events and Conference Guide; • Collaboration with local government and other local businesses who are passionate and excited to build and advocate tourism in our region; and, • Industry development through staff support and access to workshops and networking events Signups are available all year round, however, to be included in the Wagga Wagga + Surrounds Visitor Guide businesses and organisations are encouraged to sign up by 28 July 2021. For further information or to apply, head to www.visitwagga.com/partners or contact partners@wagga.nsw.gov.au or call 1300 292 442.

Date/time: Tuesday 27 July, 2pm - 6pm (or until all seedlings are claimed)

Free seedling giveaway

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industry workshops and events, coordinated by the Wagga Wagga City Council’s Visitor Economy and Events team. “We are busily planning a full calendar of events, marketing campaigns, networking opportunities and workshops for this year’s program,” Visitor Economy and Events Coordinator Fiona Hamilton said. “It will be great to bring partners together to meet face to face again, something that was Applications to join the Wagga Wagga restricted last year due to COVID-19. Tourism businesses and organisations are “Domestic travel is booming in regional invited to work together to build greater areas as people are exploring a little closer awareness and encourage visitation to the to home, which is a significant opportunity to Wagga Wagga + Surrounds region. leverage off.” Applications to join the Wagga Wagga Fiona Durman from Wagga Wagga’s Tourism Partner Program for 2021/22 are now Ashculme Textiles said her agritourism open. business has been part of the Tourism Partner The program provides businesses and other Program for several years now and she organisations an opportunity to be involved continues to see benefits from the program. in tourism marketing initiatives as well as

Venue: Southcity Shopping Centre, Glenfield Park Limit of 5 seedlings per household.

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Ignite your inner artist these holidays Community shows support for Wagga Wagga Art Gallery’s school holiday program is back this winter with eight creative and curious workshops exploring the world of contemporary art making. Painting, screen printing and sculpture making are just some of the techniques participants can learn, with a range of workshops for

children, teens and families. Creative Kids vouchers are accepted on all workshops. Dates: Tuesday 29th June – Friday 2nd July | Times vary Booking info: www.waggaartgallery. com.au/programs Cost: $25 / workshop – Creative kids vouchers accepted.

Queen's Birthday long weekend trading hours Council administration will close for the Queen's Birthday long weekend. Check our website to see updated opening hours. wagga.nsw.gov.au/openhours

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Are you looking for a canine companion full of personality, loyalty and energy? Then Kona might by the one for you This three-year-old Kelpie loves to run, but she’s also more than happy to curl up next to you for a scratch or snooze. Kona is available for adoption (Impound No.: D286) for $247, which includes desexing, microchipping, lifetime registration, vaccination, worming, and an ID tag. You can take a look at all our available pets at graswagga.com. au or pop in to visit – the shelter is open from Monday to Saturday, 1pm – 4.15pm. FUR FACTS: Did you know if your dog or cat enters the Glenfield Road Animal Shelter it cannot leave until they are microchipped and lifetime registered as per NSW legislation?

One Tree for Me program

The first seedling giveaway for Wagga Wagga City Council’s One Tree for Me initiative was a great success, with over 1500 free seedlings claimed by residents on World Environment Day last weekend. Through the One Tree for Me campaign, Council aims to get 65,000 seedlings planted in the local area over the next six years – one seedling for every resident. Environmental Education Officer Alice Kent said it was encouraging to see so many residents turn up to collect seedlings. “We had around 300 households visit, with everyone very enthusiastic about getting the different seedlings into their garden,” Ms Kent said. “People were keen to find out what the different species would provide for their backyard, whether it was to attract birds or good for bees and so on. It’s reassuring to see that so many people care about our environment and are happy to get planting in their own backyards to improve our region’s biodiversity.” Ms Kent said winter was a great time to get natives into the garden. “This is our best planting season,” Ms Kent said. “It seems funny, you normally associate planting with spring, but winter is when we get most of our rainfall. If you get your plants into the ground now they have enough time to establish their root systems before having to deal with our extreme summer heat.” Council’s Environment team is busy preparing for Schools Tree Day on Friday 30 July, shortly followed by National Tree Day

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Vacancies Health and Wellbeing Officer

Enquiries: Tanya Jackson on 02 6971 4570 Closing date: Monday 14 June 2021

Apprentice Heavy Vehicle Mechanic

Remuneration: $1,427.60 gpf + super Enquiries: Paul Wallace on 02 6971 4630 or 0438 245 049 Closing date: Monday 21 June 2021

Heavy Vehicle Mechanic

Remuneration: $2,410.30 gpf + super Enquiries: Paul Wallace on 02 6971 4630 or 0438 245 049 Closing date: Monday 21 June 2021

Airport Reporting Officer

Two (2) Permanent Positions Available Remuneration: $2,081.84 gpf + super Enquiries: Leon Burger on 02 6926 9267 Closing date: Monday 28 June 2021

Economic Development Officer

Wagga Wagga City Council is an EEO employer

To view these opportunities and apply, visit:

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One Tree for Me seedling giveaways Date: Tuesday 27 July Time: 2–6pm (or until all claimed) Venue: Southcity Shopping Centre, Glenfield Park Date: Thursday 26 August Time: 2–6pm (or until all claimed) Venue: Sturt Mall, 135 Baylis Street, Wagga Wagga Limit of 5 seedlings per household. All seedlings are Australian native species suitable for urban backyards including groundcovers, shrubs and small trees. on Sunday 1 August. “We’ve committed 2300 seedlings to local schools and preschools for Schools Tree Day, and 1500 seedlings for the community planting event on National Tree Day, where everyone can get involved,” Ms Kent said. “We’re planning more seedling giveaways to keep encouraging residents to plant native trees, shrubs and groundcovers in

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their backyards, plus Council will also be planting out larger parcels of community land. Together, these approaches will help connect larger areas of vegetation and provide the habitat to restore populations of native fauna, improve biodiversity, and combat the urban heat island effect.” For more information visit wagga.nsw.gov.au/ onetreeforme

Sat 12 Jun, 9.30pm – 10.30pm CSU Riverina Playhouse, 8 Cross St. Ph: 6926 9688

Sat 12 Jun, 10am to 3pm Wagga Art Society Studio, OENONE Sat 12 Jun, 7.30pm to 11 Small St. Ph:0400 225 9.30pm 768 Drama Studio Building TASK FORCE 72 WAGGA WAGGA + 71, Room 109, Charles CARRIER AND SURROUNDS Sturt University. ESCORT WEEKEND persona.c.marketing@ Sat 12, 10am to 4pm, & gmail.com 13 Jun, 10am to 2pm THIS WEEK: KIDS ART – TERM 2 – Oasis Aquatic Centre, BARISTA DAMON: PAINTERS Morgan St. Ph: 0408 050 Sun 13 Jun, 9.30am to POP-UP ESPRESSO 868 12pm & 12.30pm to BAR WAGGA WAGGA 3pm Sat 12, Wed 16, Thu 17 De Lew Designs Studios, & Fri 18 Jun, 7am to 1pm ROAD RUNNERS – SATURDAY RUNS 80 Butterbush Rd. Ph:0405 Thirsty Crow, 153 Sat 12 Jun, 1pm 072 464 Fitzmaurice St. Ph:6921 Kapooka. Ph: 0429 176 7470 MUSIC & MOORE 029 Sun 13 Jun, 11am to WOLLUNDRY 12.30pm SATURDAY MARKETS NURSE GEORGIE Wagga Wagga Art Gallery, Sat 12 Jun, 8am to 1pm CARROLL – OFF THE Morrow St. Ph: 6926 9660 CHARTS Civic Centre Precinct, Sat 12 Jun, 6pm to 7pm WAGGA WAGGA Tarcutta St. Ph: 0488 102 CSU Riverina Playhouse, 8 VETERAN AND 835 Cross St. Ph: 6926 9688

DEMONSTRATION GARDENS VEGETABLE SWAP OR BUY

Two (2) Positions Available - Permanent and Temporary Remuneration: $3,039.68 gpf + super Enquiries: Fiona Graham on 02 6926 9118 Closing date: Sunday 4 July 2021

PLANTING SEASON: From left) Ms Bella Hood helped Environmental Officer Samantha Pascall and Environmental Education Officer Alice Kent hand out free seedlings on World Environment Day.

Sat 12 Jun, 9am to 12pm Demonstration Gardens, Cnr Shaw St & Albury St. Ph:0411 417 956

WIL ANDERSON – WILEGAL

Sat 12 & Sun 13 Jun, 7.30pm to 8.40pm Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre, Burns Way. Ph: 6926 9688

HARRY POTTER OUTDOOR YOGA – ALIGNED BY ALANNA TRIVIA WITH THE QUEEN ROSE Sat 12 Jun, 10am to QUARTZ 11.30am

VINTAGE MOTOR CLUB RALLY

Sun 13 Jun, 12pm to 4pm The Range Function Centre Wagga, 308 Copland St. Ph: 0418 673 186

AAB KAPOOKA BRASS AND WOODWIND ENSEMBLES – RCM LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES

Sat 12 Jun, 7.30pm to 9.30pm Tue 15 Jun, 1.10pm to The Curious Rabbit, 44 LADYSMITH TOURIST Johnston St. Ph: 6921 5391 2pm Wagga Wagga Civic RAILWAY OPEN DAY Theatre, Burns Way. Sat 12 Jun, 10am to 2pm NAT’S WHAT I Ph:6926 9688 Ladysmith Railway Station, RECKON – ON PURPOSE WAGGA WAGGA Cunningdroo St. Various Venues. Ph: 0404 812 799

SOCIAL NETBALL

Wed 16 Jun,10am Bolton Park Stadium, Morgan St. E: caronne@ scvella.id.au

RIVERINA PRODUCERS MARKET Thu 17 Jun, 1pm to 6.30pm Wagga Wagga Showgrounds, Bourke St. Ph:0428 263 297

SAVOURY AND SWEET PIES

Thu 17Jun, 6pm to 10pm Food I Am, 29 Kunzea Pl. Ph: 0427 250 498

FRIDAY NIGHT PIZZAS

Fri 18 Jun, 5.30pm to 7.30pm Mates Gully Café, 38 Morrow St. Ph:6921 4241

AUTHOR TALK AND OPEN MIKE WITH FAR SOUTH COAST POETS

Fri 18 Jun, 6.30pm to 10pm The Curious Rabbit, 44 Johnston St. Ph: 6921 5391

DARREN COGGAN – CAMPFIRE SESSIONS

Fri 18 Jun, 8pm to 10pm CSU Riverina Playhouse, 8 Cross St. Ph: 6926 6988

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For event organising and promotion support, contact Council’s events unit: events@wagga.nsw.gov.au or 1300 292 442 Mon - Fri.

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Discover Lost Lanes this winter COMEDY FEST 2021 IS UNDERWAY Come out of hibernation to uncover and celebrate new ‘lost lanes’ across the city as the Lost Lanes festival returns in a new format on Saturday 26 June. After moving the festival online last year due to COVID restrictions, the festival is back in physical form for 2021, and this year it will be a movable feast of arts, eats, beats and ice skating. Eight locations will be activated between 4pm and 9pm, stretching from Wonderland Lane on Baylis Street to the ABC Riverina carpark off Fitzmaurice Street. Visitor Economy and Events Coordinator Fiona Hamilton said there will be mini events in laneways, carparks and other nooks and crannies in the CBD, as well as the Victory Memorial Gardens, Wollundry Lagoon and Civic Centre precincts. “There will be pop-up bars and street food vendors, lighting projections, local and visiting musicians and performers, along with an outdoor ice rink in the Victory Memorial Gardens,” Ms Hamilton said. “We encourage festival goers to spend time at each site before moving on to the next to ensure they get a taste of all the different arts, eats and beats on offer. “It’s a new way to explore our city and enjoy it in unsuspecting and delightful ways. Rug up and head out with friends and families and support local businesses as well.” It is estimated the Lost Lanes festival will inject $1.35 million into the local economy and the ice rink an additional $1 million. The 25x15-metre ice rink, which has been cofunded by the State Government’s Department of Regional NSW, will launch at Lost Lanes and remain in place for the two weeks of the June/July school holidays. The ice rink is one part of a festival hub, which includes large light art installations, which will also

remain in the city for the same two week period. Dine and Discover vouchers can be redeemed for skate sessions when purchasing in person at the on-site ticketing office only. Lost Lanes is a free event presented by Wagga Wagga City Council with funding support from the State Government’s Destination NSW and Department of Planning, Industry and Environment. For further information about Lost Lanes, head to visitwagga.com

LANEWAY RUNWAY: (from left) Events Officer Emma Corbett and Visitor Economy and Events Coordinator Fiona Hamilton in the Myer Laneway, which will host a fashion parade during this year’s festival.

Lost Lanes Wagga Wagga Festival Zones NEON UNDERGROUND

100 Fitzmaurice Street Wagga Wagga raised and internationally recognised DJ Nina Las Vegas Pop-up local cocktail bar SIGNAL projection + neon artworks

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53 Fitzmaurice Street Wagga Wagga musicians

STREAT MARKET

Rural Place Festival street food – including grilled cheese toasties, smoked meats + more Main stage – catch Eastbound Buzz + Creature Fear Lost Lanes projections

CENTRAL PARK

Wollundry Lagoon precinct + Victory Memorial Gardens Ice Rink + Regal Peacock + Plasma play light artwork (will remain as part of the festival hub for two weeks) Buskers in the bandstand ‘Lagoon’ by Goldberg Aberline Studio (will remain as part of the festival hub for two weeks)

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10 Morrow Street Mix of alcohol vendors + tasty street foods Zana Aerial Dance Academy Local DJ

LANEWAY RUNWAY

209 Baylis Street Fashion parade by Ted & Olive Boutique Neon artworks Local DJ

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Corner Tompson + Baylis streets LED roving aliens ZimPride Marimba Drums

WONDERLAND LANE

149-155 Baylis Street Electric Meadow hopscotch Neon artworks LED hula hoops by Hooly Dooly Hooping + Dizzy Dilemma

The much-anticipated Wagga Comedy Fest is now on and promises to warm you up with laughs, entertainment, delicious food and drinks this long weekend. A premiere line up of comedians has encouraged early sales, with some shows already sold out, but others still have seats available for those who like to plan late. Civic Theatre Manager Carissa Campbell said this year’s festival is larger than ever before with five days of laughs to take advantage of the long weekend. “This year we have seen the highest number of pre-sale tickets ever. People just want to get out and have a good time,” Ms Campbell said. “My hot tip for this year is to plan ahead because you might miss out if your plan is to buy on the night.” Wagga Comedy Fest 2021 officially kicked off on Wednesday night (9 June) with a sold-out show by the Melbourne International Comedy Festival Roadshow. “Wil Anderson’s show Wilegal is selling pretty quickly.” Ms Campbell said. “We deliberately booked two nights with Wil because the show is all about getting arrested on the way to Wagga. We knew there would be a lot of interest in seeing him perform the show here, where it all began.” The popular Winter Markets is also back, with hot food, drinks and free laughs on offer from Thursday to Saturday (12 June). “We are excited to welcome Easy Catering to the markets this year with loaded hot dogs, hot chips and feel good winter food. Marbull Catering are also new with haloumi fries, brisket burgers and noodles featuring on their menu.” The crowd favourites have not been forgotten though with the Smoking Butcher serving up meals to all carnivores on Saturday night and the Junee Licorice &

Chocolate Factory giving everyone their sugar fix. “The Winter Markets would not be complete without a drink to wash down your meal, so this year we will be keeping it local with Borambola Wines and the Thirsty Crow Brewery keeping you hydrated.” Ms Campbell said The Civic Theatre is accepting Discover NSW voucher for advance bookings, but vouchers are not able to be redeemed on the night for last-minute door sales. To buy tickets, visit civictheatre. com.au

COME ON DOWN: Civic Theatre Manager Carissa Campbell and Artistic Director and comedian Dane Simpson spruik the fun, food and laughter on offer at the Wagga Comedy Fest.

Saturday 12 June Winter Markets + The Fliez – food, beverages, warm heated marquee and free entertainment Wil Anderson Wilegal

Nurse Georgie Carroll Off the Charts Nat’s What I Reckon On Purpose SOLD OUT

Sunday 13 June Wil Anderson Wilegal

Additional supporting locations for Lost Lanes A number of Wagga Wagga businesses will host Lost Lanes inspired events at their venues on the night of – or the weekend of – Lost Lanes. These include: • a drag show at The Curious Rabbit • brewery tours at Thirsty Crow Brewing Co • a smoking meats/barbecue class at Food I Am • a pop-up chill zone at the festival by Southern Cross Austereo • a Lost Lanes-inspired glowing forest art installation in store, in the lead up to and on the night of Lost Lanes at Framed by Bek in Kincaid Street Wagga Wagga City Council thanks each business for their support and participation in this year’s festival.

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Biodiversity Bite Fallen timber provides vital habitat and protection for ground dwelling native animals. Also, as the timber breaks down it provides important organic matter for our soils. Always source firewood from a reputable dealer. Never collect timber on roadsides. You may apply for a permit to collect firewood from a state forest through Service NSW. Follow advice to minimise habitat disturbance.

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COUNCILLOR COLUMN climate in our Local Government Area and setting a target of 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020. It was 13 years ago on Fast forward to today 31 March 2008 when I and I am pleased to was Mayor of the City see Wagga Wagga of Wagga Wagga and City Council recently signed the NSW Mayors’ reported we had not Agreement on Climate only achieved that target Change through the based on the 2005/06 Cities for Climate numbers, but exceeded Protection Program. it by reaching a 29% It was a significant reduction. document which This was largely committed our city to due to the diversion tackling the causes and of food and garden effects of changing

organics (FOGO) from landfill. This waste represents the largest portion of Council’s carbon footprint and the introduction of FOGO was a significant achievement and the single most important action that Council could take. Upgrading lighting in buildings, installing solar panels and other renewable energy options have also assisted Council in preparing for the next

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phase of this initiative. Council recently re-set its carbon emissions targets to net zero over the next 20 to 30 years. Councillors resolved to adopt a Community Target for Net Zero Emissions (NZE) by 2050 and also a Corporate Target for Net Zero Emissions by 2040. There has been many other Council projects coming to fruition in recent weeks which are sure to benefit our community.

The new Bolton Park amenities block will soon be opened and a recent tour of this facility showed what an outstanding addition this will be to our sporting groups and other organisations who utilise the Bolton Park precinct. The expansion of the Livestock Marketing Centre was a collaboration between Council, the Selling Agents Association and the broader rural sector

to upgrade a facility which is now bigger, better and still rated one of the best in Australia. The Multisport Cycling Complex at Pomingalarna is a tremendous addition to the city’s facilities. The benefits this will provide to local user groups and the general public are in addition to the events it will attract. As our city continues to grow and expand, it’s important we keep a strong focus on building

and improving local infrastructure. This will lead to new and upgraded facilities which will attract new business and more events. We are a major regional capital city and our recent achievements in many areas across the city reflect the progress we are making.

Councillor Kerry Pascoe

Opportunity for artists at Gallery’s new residency program Artists from across the eastern Riverina are being invited to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) for Wagga Wagga Art Gallery's pilot Regional Artist Development Residency Program by the end of June. The program offers two places for residency in the gallery’s E3 art space at the Civic Centre in the second half of 2021. Gallery Director Dr Lee-Anne Hall said the focus will be on the development and mentoring of regional artists by providing recipients with a spacious studio environment to pursue their arts practice for a period of up to four weeks. “The aim is to support these artists in the practice, development and exploration of their art,” Dr Hall said. “It will allow the recipients to undertake an intensive period of arts practice with the mentorship and resources of a major regional Gallery “A month spent in the beautiful E3 art space on the Wollundry Lagoon will likely invigorate your practice and allow you

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to develop professional networks and opportunities.” Gallery staff will provide artist support and mentoring, while the civic environment will provide stimulus, energy and connection to other creative practitioners and community. “The program will bring the Gallery alive with creative energy, and the community will have the opportunity to see first-hand the value of what artists bring to our city.” The two Regional Artist Development (RAD) Residency periods are: RAD 1 - Monday 23 August 2021 Sunday 20 September 2021 RAD 2 - Monday 11 October 2021 Sunday 7 November 2021 Artists are encouraged to apply, with EOIs closing 4pm Wednesday 30 June 2021. Applicants will be advised of the outcome by Friday 18 July 2021 For further information or to submit an EOI, visit www.waggaartgallery.com.au/ exhibit EXPLORING ART: Adelong Ephemeral Arts Day, E3 art space, 2020. Image courtesy Wagga Wagga Art Gallery.

Access to local traffic only. Road will reopen at the end of each shift.

PROPOSED TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE PROPOSED (BOLTON STREET – TEMPORARY ROAD BETWEEN DOCKER CLOSURE & SHAW STREETS – (RHODA AVENUE – ROAD WORKS) BETWEEN GOSSETT Notice is hereby given & SHAW STREETS - under Roads Act 1993 Part 8 Division 4 of the ROAD WORKS) temporary closing of:

NOTICE OF TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE Notice is hereby given under Roads Act 1993 Part 8 Division 4 of the temporary closing of: Road: Wonderland Lane Duration: 9am to 11pm Saturday 26 June 2021 Reason: Lost Lanes event Detour: Not required

Notice is hereby given under Roads Act 1993 Notice is hereby given Part 8 Division 4 of the Road: Bolton Street under Roads Act 1993 between Docker and Shaw temporary closing of: Part 8 Division 4 of the Road: O’Reilly Lane Streets temporary closing of: Duration: 9am to 11pm Date: 8 June 2021 to 18 Road: Rhoda Avenue Saturday 26 June 2021 June 2021 between Gossett and Shaw Reason: Lost Lanes event Duration: 7am – 5.00pm, Streets weather permitting Detour: Not required Date: 8 June 2021 to 18 Reason: Closed for Notice is hereby given June 2021 necessary road works. under Roads Act 1993 Duration: 7am – 5.00pm, Access to local traffic only. Part 8 Division 4 of the weather permitting Road will reopen at the temporary closing of: Reason: Closed for end of each shift. Road: Rural Place necessary road works.

for a term of five (5) years. Persons wishing to make a submission in relation to the above proposed licence should do so PUBLIC prior to the close of the exhibition period. DISCLOSURE Submissions should NOTICE be in writing and may COUNCIL OWNED be delivered to Wagga COMMUNITY LAND Wagga City Council or mailed to the General MERONG PLACE, Manager, Wagga Wagga BOURKELANDS City Council, PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 (BOURKELANDS or emailed to council@ RIDGE LINE) wagga.nsw.gov.au Notice is hereby Persons making written given under the Local submissions regarding Government Act Chapter the above proposed 6 Part 2, of the proposed licence are advised that licensing of part Lot 23 any submission received DP 1062973 known as Merong Place, Bourkelands within the submission period will be subject (Bourkelands Ridge to the Government Line) to Wagga Wagga Information (Public Access) Community Media Act 2009 and the Privacy Incorporated for the and Personal Information purpose of a site for a Protection Act (PIPPA) and radio transmission tower may be attached to the

Duration: 2pm to 11pm Saturday 26 June 2021 Reason: Lost Lanes event Detour: Not required

final report, in its entirety or in part, to Council unless explicitly requested by the person making the submission that they do not wish this to occur. Any questions relating to the above proposed licence may be referred to Matt Dombrovski, Property Officer on 1300 292 442. Submissions will be received until 5pm on Monday 28 June 2021.

WAGGA WAGGA CITY COUNCIL EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

Various Grazing Land Parcels Wagga Wagga City Council is calling for Expressions of Interest for grazing licences of up to three (3) years for the following parcels of land: • 95 Burilda Street, North Wagga (approx. 20.0 ha)

• Cnr Edison & Tasman Road, East Wagga (approx. 26.0 ha) • Part 1267 Oxley Bridge Road, Uranquinty (approx. 13.25 ha) Persons interested in applying for a grazing licence must submit an Expression of Interest addressing the selection criteria. An information pack providing further details of the grazing land on offer, the general Terms and Conditions and the Application form may be requested from Council by contacting Jenny Bailey, Land and Property Officer on 1300 292 442 or email: bailey.jenny@wagga.nsw. gov.au Submissions close Monday 5 July 2021 at 5pm.

Peter Thompson, General Manager

Weekly waste tip If you’re firing up the wood heater this winter ensure you dispose of ash responsibly. Allow ash time to completely cool before placing in the green lid bin.

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