Council News #294 - 9 May 2020

INSIDE: NEW CAMPAIGN TARGETS SPEEDING ON LOCAL STREETS + MORE

Council News CITY OF WAGGA WAGGA

FIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 9 MAY 2020

Issue No: 294

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BINGO!: Cave Restaurant and Bar's Jason Crowley celebrates the success of Servo Bingo, an initiative to promote local businesses during the pandemic.

Brighter days ahead for Wagga A new campaign highlighting all the wonderful places and attractions you can look forward to visiting again once COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted was launched this week.

period for many facing harsh drought conditions, bushfires and now Coronavirus restrictions,” Visitor Economy and Events Coordinator Fiona Hamilton said.

“These times won’t last forever, and the campaign showcases all the wonderful things people can look forward to once it is safe to do so.

“Brighten Up Wagga Wagga heroes many of our fantastic Wagga Tourism Partner Program businesses, who, along with our broader community, are all doing an amazing job in the face of such adversity.”

Brighten Up Wagga Wagga, which is being Two Wagga Wagga businesses have promoted through Council’s ‘Visit Wagga’ demonstrated how some creative pivoting social media and website, is a positive and at this time has really helped. vibrant way to showcase our city to locals Jason Crowley, owner of Cave Restaurant and visitors. and Bar, and Crowley’s Hot Sauce, partnered “We wanted to brighten people’s spirits with Craig Wealands, owner of Thirsty Crow at this time, which has been a challenging Brewing Co., to deliver the innovative, and

Wagga Wagga City Council’s

Annual Grants Program 2020-2021

now highly popular, online game Servo Bingo.

The game is hosted through Facebook Live and participants have to support local businesses to receive a bingo card to play along at home. To date, the idea has been a great success.

“Servo Bingo is Craig’s out-of-the-box thinking, which is what we all need these days,” Mr Crowley said.

“With challenging times for many, to do a live, interactive stream, gives people a chance to focus on something different. It’s done in a family-friendly way so everyone at home can get involved, and it all helps to get a few dollars cycling back through to local businesses.

“The one constant at the moment people can depend on is community. When communities support local, especially in

times like now, there’s financial benefits as well as many flow-on benefits, such as supporting local suppliers, keeping local people employed, maintaining positive mental health and feeling connected as a community.”

As well as Servo Bingo, there isn’t much the Wagga Tourism Partner businesses haven’t thought of at this time. There’s home delivered cakes by Haran’s Patisserie, driveway meals and cocktails thanks to Birdhouse Bar and Kitchen, the production and sale of hand sanitiser through Junee Licorice and Chocolate Factory and much more.

Follow the Brighten Up Wagga Wagga campaign and for the latest COVID-19 changeups by local businesses, head to visitwagga.com or follow Visit Wagga Wagga on Facebook or Instagram.

Could your project, event or great idea for the community do with a funding boost?

Funding available for the below categories: • Recreational Facilities and Rural Halls • Community Programs and Projects

• Small Business • Local Heritage • Natural Environment Applications close 4pm, Monday 25 May 2020

To find out more: 1300 292 442 | wagga.nsw.gov.au/grants

COUNCILLOR COLUMN

mothers who are no longer with us like mine. We all have motherly figures in our lives and Firstly, I want to say this weekend we can celebrate and to Happy Mother’s remember these.

Day to all mothers, At the start of 2020, grandmothers I put together a plan and carers. This is of what I wanted to a day to celebrate achieve this year and thank our mothers and to also both professional and personally. After remember all the

reflecting on the list this week, I realised the list is still sitting there. As a region we have gone from bush fires to bush fire recovery and now into COVID. It’s been a hard time for many and I want to reach out and ask how everyone is going, and to remind you that you

are not alone even if you feel like you are. It’s been the most difficult start to the year, please reach out to support services or myself if you need help.

A few weeks ago, we had a motion come before Council regarding our relationship with our sister city

SEWER REHABILITATION PROGRAM TO START Sewer rehabilitation works are scheduled to start in Wagga next week.

These works starting Monday 11 May include high pressure jetting and CCTV inspections of sewer mains, house connections and manholes.

Council staff and contractors will

require access to all properties (yards only), and at times some plant and equipment will be located on properties.

Some residents may experience an increase in noise or odours while the works are being carried out, however every effort will be made to minimise any impact.

Council requests that manholes and house connections are clear and accessible for these works to be undertaken in the following streets: • Ashmont: Veale St and Montgomery St • Central Wagga: Chaston St, Meurant Ave and Cullen Rd • Kooringal: Sherwood Ave and Macintosh Pl • Lake Albert: Lake Albert Rd, Geneva Cr, Talbingo Cr, Jasmin Cr, Vanda St, Vincent Rd, Nicholi Cr, Maple Rd and Dalkeith Ave

Disruption to Council Services Council services have been disrupted as a result of the current advice from the federal and state governments.

For more infomation visit the link below.

wagga.nsw.gov.au/servicechanges

Wagga Wagga City Council’s

Annual Grants Program Could your project, event or great idea for the community do with a funding boost?

Funding categories: • Recreational Facilities and Rural Halls • Small Business • Community Programs and Projects • Local Heritage • Natural Environment

in China. I came out publicly then and spoke about my decision and decision to change my mind. One thing for myself that came from my experience through this was the response to myself from the community and other councillors, both positive and

negative. During this time, I witnessed the best and worst of behaviours and couldn’t agree more with the comments written

by Wes Fang MLC in his opinion piece, especially around that all councillors should be working together to serve the community.

Lastly, I would like to send a big thankyou to all the health workers in our region who have been working tirelessly over the last few months with COVID-19. Without the support and efforts of all our health care workers I believe we would be in a worse situation.

On Tuesday 12th of May we celebrate International Nurses’ Day 2020, we should use this day to thank all the nurses in our region along with all our health workers.

I can’t thank you enough from my family and myself.

Councillor Tim Koschel

P R E PA R E A N D C A R E F O R Y O U R W O O D H E AT E R S Residents who use wood heaters in winter are encouraged to follow Wagga Wagga City Council’s top tips in preparing and caring for your heater during the colder months ahead.

Council’s Environmental Education Officer Alice Kent is urging residents to make themselves familiar with some handy hints to ensure their heaters limit air pollution for the health and safety of all community members.

“Wood heaters can be a cost effective and comforting way to stay warm in winter, but if you don’t use and look after your wood heater properly you could be causing air pollution,” Ms Kent said.

“This pollution can be harmful to people’s health so it’s important to correctly use wood heaters.”

Ms Kent said when wood heaters are used correctly, pollution is minimal and can be limited to when the fire is started or wood is added.

“Starting the fire and adding more fuel are the times when there is the most pollution,” Ms Kent said.

“Outside of this there should be no disturbance to your neighbours and you’ll be staying warm – but be sure

to follow our handy tips to make sure your wood heater is working well.”

• Get your flue checked and cleaned every year by a professional.

• Open the air controls 5 minutes before and up to 20 minutes after loading the heater.

• Never burn treated timber or household rubbish.

Doing so can release dangerous chemicals into the air we all breathe.

Council also reminds residents that firewood cannot be

collected from roadsides or reserves and that fines may result.

Fallen timber plays an important role in ecosystem health through providing habitat for insects and native fauna.

Timber for wood heaters may be sourced from private property with the permission of the property owner, or purchased from a reputable supplier.

Reports of smoky chimneys can be made to Council on 1300 292 442.

Extension for fee waivers and reductions

2020-2021

Community organisations, groups and individuals in the Wagga Wagga Local Government Area are invited to apply for funding under the categories below.

0400 712 880 | councillor.koschel@wagga.nsw.gov.au

$227,000

in funding available For community organisations, groups, individuals + small business Applications close Monday 25 May 2020, 4pm Online consultation sessions

by EOI, Tuesday 28 April to Friday 1 May 2020.

To learn more visit:

wagga.nsw.gov.au/grants

Wagga Wagga City Council has confirmed it will waive and reduce various fees and charges for a further four weeks as the community continues to be impacted by the effects of the pandemic.

Council General Manager Peter Thompson said the waiver of fees and charges adopted

by Council on 30 March has been extended at least until Monday 25 May. The reason for the extension is that the area is still suffering from the COVID-19 management measures and Council will continue to provide relief in this environment.

The extended period will not include reductions for some City Development fees as Council has received submissions from the community for some of these fees to be retained. Councillors will consider these submissions at the meeting on 11 May. Mr Thompson said the waivers and reduced fees will assist small businesses, residential premises and individuals during the ongoing management of the pandemic and its effect on all sectors of the community.

Council recognised the considerable current and future financial impact the community is facing and approved amendments to

certain 2019/20 fees and charges at its 30 March Ordinary Meeting, that would then be reviewed on a four-weekly basis.

Key areas affected include Airport related activities, Gregadoo Waste Management Centre, financial hardship assistance and Food and Health related activities.

Council also approved rent abatements for Council’s commercial tenants, initially for a two-month period. A review will then take place at the end of this period, from 1 June, on a monthly basis.

On 27 April, Council further approved rent abatements for 54 of Council’s community lease and licence holders for a 3-month period from April to June, with a review to occur in June to determine whether these continue into July.

Council will continue to offer all property holders the ability to enter into payment arrangements that suit both the property holder and Council.

Property holders can contact Council’s Finance staff on 1300 292 442 to discuss their account and work together on a payment plan that is achievable in the current environment.

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Motorists urged to ‘Slow Down’ on local streets

Drivers travelling along Wagga Wagga’s streets are being encouraged to slow down in a new initiative to help make local roads safer for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.

The “Slow Down In My Street” campaign is being delivered

by Wagga Wagga City Council in partnership with Transport for New South Wales, with support from NSW Police.

All three are working together with the community to make local streets safer for everyone.

Council’s Manager Technical & Strategy Peter Ross said speeding remains the leading contributor to death and injuries on NSW roads, accounting for about 40 per cent of road fatalities. Between 2014 and 2018, 730 people were killed and more than 18,000 were injured in NSW. In the Wagga Wagga City Council area speed was a contributing factor in 17.8% of all crashes which is a higher rate than the rest of NSW at 15.7%.

“Many of us know of people who have been seriously injured or killed in a motor vehicle crash as a result of speed. Our aim is to reduce

the number of those injured and to raise awareness of safe driving behaviours in our community,” Mr Ross said. “‘Slow Down In My Street’ is a local road safety initiative that encourages motorists to slow down on local roads and drive to the conditions.

Wagga Wagga’s streets are community places for all road users, whether driving, cycling or walking. Our community needs to feel safe using our streets and this responsibility rests with all of us.”

Council’s “Slow Down In My Street” campaign will focus on Hampden Avenue towards Cartwrights Hill, Gregadoo Road, Henwood Avenue, Copland Street and Red Hill Road which have all been identified as locations where excessive speed is a concern.

The campaign will run over a five-week period with a speed activated radar display sign and bollards with the message “Slow Down”, to encourage motorists to drive safely.

NSW Police Wagga Wagga Local Area Command will enforce speed limits on local streets during the campaign in May and June 2020. Fines and demerit points will be issued to SLOW DOWN: Sending a clear message to local motorists this week was Wagga Highway Patrol’s Sergeant Steve motorists caught speeding.

Bloomfield with Council Road Safety Officer Emma Reynolds and Manager Technical & Strategy Peter Ross.

Council staff help ensure food security for city’s vulnerable Wagga Wagga City Council is working with local community service agencies to help ensure food security for those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Concerned by reports of agencies losing volunteers, Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Greg Conkey OAM and General Manager Peter Thompson held a series of meetings with agencies to determine how Council could assist.

“A food security program was the result of the meetings, after we forecasted the impacts of COVID-19 on vulnerable community members,” said Mr Thompson.

“We identified an opportunity to support the community with Council staff – currently unable to perform their usual roles – offering to work with agencies to help fill the labour void.”

Julie Logan, Manager of Wagga Wagga Meals on Wheels, said the assistance was timely.

“Many agencies like

Vacancies Compliance Team Leader

Remuneration: $2,842.12 gpf + super Enquiries: Mark Gardiner on 02 6926 9330 Closing date: Monday 11 May 2020

Compliance Officer

Remuneration: $2,624.34 gpf + super Enquiries: Mark Gardiner on 02 6926 9330 Closing date: Monday 11 May 2020

Construction Supervisor - Civil Infrastructure Projects Multiple opportunities available Remuneration: $3,185.50 gpf + super Enquiries: Rupesh Shah on 02 6926 9517 Closing date: Friday 22 May 2020

Project Manager - Civil Infrastructure Projects

ours lost volunteers who needed to ensure they followed physical distancing recommendations due to their own safety or that of their family,” said Ms Logan.

“For the past five weeks Council staff have been doing our meal deliveries to people’s homes, and we have greatly appreciated the support.”

Lynne Graham, Carevan’s Project Manager, has been responsible for helping Council staff settle into

their new roles.

“Prior to COVID-19 we were able to provide a pop-up meal venue serving people in need, thanks to the help of our regular volunteers,” said Ms Graham.

“Now this model is no longer possible, we’re cooking meals supported by Council staff and local chefs from hotels and schools, and sending these meals to agencies and venues across the city.”

“To date we have prepared over 1,600

meals and distributed multiple hampers of food.”

“I’m proud of Council staff for stepping up to help our incredible community service agencies during COVID-19 while our city’s dedicated volunteers are taking this enforced break,” said Cr Conkey.

For more information on how to access assistance, visit wagga. nsw.gov.au/coronavirus or call 1800 2 WAGGA (1800 2 92442)

Remuneration: $3,486.36 gpf + super Enquiries: Rupesh Shah on 02 6926 9517 Closing date: Friday 22 May 2020

Senior Procurement Officer - Projects Remuneration: $3,839.32 gpf + super Enquiries: Rupesh Shah on 02 6926 9517 Closing date: Friday 22 May 2020

Digital Engagement Coordinator

Remuneration: $3,486.36 gpf + super Enquiries: Robert Knight on 02 6926 9777 Closing date: Monday 1 June 2020 Wagga Wagga City Council is an EEO employer

To view these opportunities and apply, visit:

wagga.nsw.gov.au/jobs

Senior Australians COVID-19 support line Senior Australians, their families and carers can now call a dedicated free-call support line aimed at supporting the mental health of those impacted by the spread of COVID-19.

The line is available Monday–Friday, 8.30am–6pm (except public holidays).

Mental Health line for Senior Australians (COVID-19 support line):

1800 171 866

For more information visit:

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Public Notices

RFT 2020-04 RIVERSIDE PRECINCT STAGE 2 DESIGN & CONSTRUCT

Suitably endorsed Tenders marked “RFT 2020-04 Design & Construction of Riverside Stage 2” are invited and will be received by the undersigned until 2pm Wednesday 27 May 2020. The work involves but is not limited to design and construction of the Riverside Precinct including car park construction, lighting, amenities construction, playground construction, landscaping and associated works. A pre-tender site briefing will be held on Monday18 May 2020, 11.30am onsite at the Beach car park Johnson Street, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650. Enquiries and registration to attend the pre-tender briefing can be directed via email to butterfield.david@wagga. nsw.gov.au. Tenders will be assessed on a number of criteria. Tenderers are advised that the lowest or any Tender will not necessarily be accepted.

A non-refundable fee of $145.00 will be charged for each hard copy of the Tender documents or tender documents at nil cost can be accessed on the following web address: tenderlink.com/wagga

LICENSING OF PART SMALL STREET RESERVE 9 SMALL STREET, WAGGA WAGGA Notice is hereby given under the Local Government Act Chapter 6 Part 2, of the proposed licensing of Part Lot 1 DP 202188 and Part Lot 2 DP 654511 known as Small Street Reserve, Wagga Wagga to Wagga Amateur Radio Club Inc. for the purpose of a clubhouse for a term of three (3) years.

Persons wishing to make a submission in relation to the above proposed licence renewal should do so prior to the close of the exhibition period.

Submissions should be in writing and may be mailed to the General Manager, Wagga Wagga City Council, PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 or emailed to council@ wagga.nsw.gov.au Persons making written submissions regarding the above proposed licence renewal are advised that any submission received within the submission period will be subject to the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 and the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act (PIPPA) and may be attached to the

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 renewal may be referred to Jenny Bailey, Land and Property Officer on 1300 292 442.

Submissions will be received until 5pm on Monday 25 May 2020.

COUNCIL COMMUNITY LEASE & LICENCE AGREEMENTS

Wagga Wagga City Council provides notice in accordance with Section 356 of the Local Government Act 1993 of its proposal to grant rent or licence fee reductions to local community not for profit lessees and licensees occupying Council owned or managed properties up to a maximum of $11,342.63. Proposed rent or licence fee reductions apply to community tenants affected by COVID-19 restrictions or closures as per the listing attached to the Council report dated 27 April 2020 and referenced as RP-2.

Persons wishing to make a submission in relation to the proposed rent or licence fee reductions should do so prior to close of the exhibition period.

Submissions should be in writing and may be mailed to the General Manager, Wagga Wagga City Council, P O Box 20, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 or emailed to council@ wagga.nsw.gov.au. Persons making submissions are advised that any submission received within the submission period will be subject to the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA) and the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 (PIPPA) and may be attached to a report 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 rent or licence fee reductions may be referred to Dianne Wright on 1300 292 442. Submissions will be received until Monday 8th June 2020.

PROPOSED RENT WAIVER

Wagga Wagga City Council provides notice in accordance with Section 356 & 610E of the Local Government Act 1993 of its proposal to grant a rent waiver to individuals occupying Council owned property in the amount of $2,402.88. The rent waiver has been granted for compassionate reasons on the grounds of personal hardship.

Persons wishing to make

a submission in relation to the proposed rent waiver should do so prior to close of the exhibition period.

Submissions should be in writing and may be mailed to the General Manager, Wagga Wagga City Council, P O Box 20, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 or emailed to council@ wagga.nsw.gov.au. Persons making submissions are advised that any submission received within the submission period will be subject to the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA) and the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998 (PIPPA) and may be attached to a report 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 rent waiver may be referred to Dianne Wright on 1300 292 442. Submissions will be received until Monday 8th June 2020.

PROPOSED ROAD CLOSING UNDER SECTION 38B ROADS ACT 1993

In pursuance of the provisions of the Roads Act 1993, notice is hereby given that Wagga Wagga City Council proposes to close parts of the roads adjoining Lot 334 DP 1190643 and listed in Schedule 1: Part Doris Roy Lane – west of Peck Street Part Lewis Drive – between Sturt Highway (Edward Street) and Yabtree Street Part Lewis Drive – between Yathong Street and Rawson Lane Part Yabtree Street – west of Peck Street Part Yathong Street – west of Peck Street Upon closure of parts of the roads, Council intends to sell the land to the adjoining owner, Health Administration Corporation, to manage as part of the internal driveway network of the Wagga Wagga Base Hospital precinct.

All interested parties are hereby invited to make submissions concerning the proposal to the General Manager, PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga City Council NSW 2650, within twentyeight (28) days of the date of this advertisement being 8 June 2020. Please note that under the provisions of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009, such submissions may be referred to third parties for consideration.

Once the submission period is completed, Wagga Wagga City Council will consider all duly made submissions before deciding whether to continue with the road closure proposal.

Enquiries: Dianne Wright.

Telephone: 1300 292 442.

create a secondary dwelling modification to remove secondary dwelling and minor amendments to plans ENVIRONMENTAL 72 Thorne St WAGGA PLANNING & WAGGA 2650 ASSESSMENT ACT, Lot 2 DP 336026 1979.

DA18/0278.01 Demolition, alterations and additions to Pursuant to the provisions a dwelling within heritage of Section 101 of the conservation area – Environmental Planning Modification to alter internal and Assessment Act, 1979 layout of the kitchen and roof notice is hereby given that design of garage Council has determined 59 Kincaid St WAGGA the following Development WAGGA 2650 Applications for the month Lot 1 DP 563586 of March 2020.

DA18/0480.01 Rear Addition to industrial premises CDC20/0023 Dwelling with attached Garage and Alfresco additional shed to side and staging of development 31 Paradise Dr 14 Lewington St BOMEN GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 2650 Lot 228 DP 1234337 Lot 10 DP 1089260 CDC20/0037 Shed DA18/0495.01 Dual 4 Wylie Ct BOOROOMA Occupancy to be subdivided 2650 modification to subdivision Lot 527 DP 1230349 plan. Update condition 1.

CDC20/0038 Dwelling with 89 Bradman Dr BOOROOMA attached double garage, 2650 porch and alfresco Lot 512 DP 1230349 34 Wiveon St DA19/0124.01 Modification GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Amendment to Condition 1 Lot 44 DP 1244220 Approved Plans CDC20/0039 Attached Patio 32 Balleroo Cres GLENFIELD 1 Nolan St LLOYD 2650 Lot 701 DP 1242827 PARK 2650 Lot 79 DP 802300 DA19/0362 Use of Existing CDC20/0042 Swimming pool Shed 15 Horseshoe Rd and associated barrier CARTWRIGHTS HILL 2650 18 Kingsford Smith Rd Lot 102 DP 846446 BOOROOMA 2650 Lot 710 DP 1249099 DA19/0386 Telecommunications Facility CDC20/0044 Dwelling with attached Garage and Alfresco (Mobile Phone Network Base Station including 35m High 9 Quill Ave BOOROOMA Monopole) 2650 Lockhart Rd COLLINGULLIE Lot 628 DP 1241474 2650 CDC20/0046 Dwelling, Lot 42 DP 716008 Garage and alfresco DA19/0410 Disabled Access 47 Cootamundra Blvd Ramp and Parking Space and GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Business Identification Sign Lot 313 DP 1236751 29 Young St TURVEY PARK CDC20/0048 Additions and 2650 alterations to dwelling and Lot 16 DP 1132238 new swimming pool DA19/0514.01 Dwelling and 5 Mirbelia Dr SPRINGVALE detached double garage 2650 537 Camerons Rd Lot 21 DP 1068461 CDC20/0058 Swimming Pool BROOKDALE 2656 Lot 81 DP 754537, Lot 98 DP and Swimming Pool Barrier 754537 32 Samson Ave ESTELLA DA19/0559.01 Alterations 2650 and additions to existing Lot 129 DP 1187146 dwelling – amended floor CDC20/0064 Below ground plan swimming pool with child 97 Balmoral Cres LAKE resistant barrier ALBERT 2650 31 Paradise Dr Lot 203 DP 253613 GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 DA19/0608 Shed and use of Lot 228 DP 1234337 existing retaining walls CDC20/0067 Inground 7 Justinian Pl GUMLY GUMLY swimming pool 2652 164 Brooklyn Dr Lot 205 DP 1210881 BOURKELANDS 2650 DA19/0614 Educational Lot 813 DP 1148782 Establishment (School) and CDC20/0076 Below ground new signage swimming pool and child 34 Kincaid St WAGGA resistant barrier WAGGA 2650 29 Baker St URANQUINTY Lot 1 DP 215073 2652 DA19/0616 Construction of Lot 1 DP 1248255 transportable dwelling and DA17/0026.02 Rural decommission of existing Dwelling Modification to dwelling in RU1 Zone increase size of car port and 89 Creasys Rd MANGOPLAH minor alterations to internal 2652 layout Lot 221 DP 754557 56 Kyeamba St LADYSMITH DA19/0620 Strata 2652 Subdivision of Existing Lot 216 DP 757253 Development DA18/0080.01 Dwelling 345 Edward St WAGGA alterations in Heritage WAGGA 2650 Conservation Area – Modification to alter windows Lot 5 DP 1096128 DA19/0636 Three Lot on southern elevation.

Subdivision (Boundary 9 Norman St TURVEY PARK adjustment) 2650 2 Manoora Ave MOUNT Lot 1 DP 196189 AUSTIN 2650 DA18/0122.01 Dwelling 28 Clifton St BOURKELANDS Lot 1 DP 501742, Lot 16 DP 26885, Lot 18 DP 26885, Lot 2650 2 DP 501742 Lot 15 DP 1187147 DA19/0656 Multi Dwelling DA18/0266.01 Additions Development & 4 Lot and alterations to dwelling Community Title Subdivision in Heritage Conservation 69 Paradise Dr Area and demolition and replacement of rear garage to GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650Lot

340 DP 1253859 DA19/0658 Awning to side of Existing Building 260 Hammond Ave EAST WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 1 DP 235773 DA20/0014 Dwelling 615 Gelston Park Rd GELSTON PARK 2650 Lot 2 DP 286397 DA20/0017 Construction of Shed in Heritage Conservation Area 8 Beckwith St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 2 DP 385904 DA20/0022 Subdivision of existing lots to create two lots 22 Dobney Ave WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 11 DP 1243621, Lot 2 DP 562220, Lot 5 DP 1254401 DA20/0025 Tennis Court with lights and associated fencing 37 Mill St NORTH WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 12 DP 3952 DA20/0029 Alterations and Additions to Dwelling (Heritage Item), demolition of existing garage and new detached garage to rear 40 Trail St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 1 DP 86171 DA20/0034 Dwelling 22 Turramia Cres GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 85 DP 1253593 DA20/0035 Shed 25 Hollows Cres LLOYD 2650\Lot 312 DP 1250195 DA20/0037 Alterations and Additions to existing dwelling 33 Trevor St TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot 1 DP 122146 DA20/0038 Dual Occupancy (Detached) 2 Turramia Cres GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 96 DP 1253593 DA20/0041 Shed 11 Ronald St GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 307 DP 1236751 DA20/0043 Secondary dwelling (transportable) 33 Indigo Dr SPRINGVALE 2650 Lot 5 DP 1100372 DA20/0045 Internal Alterations to Bishops House (Listed Item) 9 Church St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 7 DP 759031 DA20/0049 Alterations and additions to existing dwelling 1 Churchill Ave KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 14 DP 235520 DA20/0051 Shed 264 Kincaid St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 1 DP 545929 DA20/0052 New dwelling with attached garage 6 Hughes Ct LLOYD 2650 Lot 104 DP 1244414 DA20/0054 Additions and alterations 4 Verbena Pl KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 226 DP 245920 DA20/0055 10m x 6m Shed with attached Carport 502 Kooringal Rd LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 5 DP 231977 DA20/0057 Shed 37 Flack Cres BOOROOMA 2650 Lot 20 DP 1193816 DA20/0060 Construction of 6m x 6m shed in General Residential Zone(R1) 5 Couch Ct TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot 209 DP 1243715 DA20/0065 Dwelling 3,200 The Gap Rd CURRAWARNA 2650 Lot 49 DP 750841

Weekly waste tip Put shredded paper in the green lid bin!

Shredded paper is perfectly compostable, but very difficult to recycle through the yellow lid bin.

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DA20/0066 Shed 18 Hardiman St URANQUINTY 2652 Lot 23 DP 1194658 DA20/0067 Convert existing rear shed to secondary dwelling 568 Kooringal Rd KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 170 DP 38519 DA20/0068 Change of Use to Exhibition Home and Signage 7 Nellywanna St GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 204 DP 1234337 DA20/0069 Dual Occupancy (Detached) and Associated Retaining wall 132 Brooklyn Dr BOURKELANDS 2650 Lot 1 DP 271206, Lot 2 DP 271206, Lot 3 DP 271206 DA20/0071 Use of Existing Patio and bathroom 32 Phillip Ave MOUNT AUSTIN 2650 Lot 288 DP 36720 DA20/0075 Use of existing deck and verandah 17 Morundah St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 5 DP 11929 DA20/0079 Signage Lake Albert Rd KOORINGAL 2650 Lot 1 DP 528322, Lot 1 DP 797548 DA20/0081 Dwelling with attached garage 127 Lakehaven Dr LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 70 DP 1235752 DA20/0082 Replacement dwelling 227 The RockCollingullie Rd COLLINGULLIE 2650 Lot 130 DP 754561 DA20/0083 2 lot subdivision 115 Lakehaven Dr LAKE ALBERT 2650 Lot 71 DP 1246436 DA20/0084 Carport 39 Trevor St TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot 14 DP 651135 DA20/0086 Construction of single dwelling with attached double garage 25 Turramia Cres GOBBAGOMBALIN 2650 Lot 110 DP 1253593 DA20/0089 Shed 4 Couch Ct TURVEY PARK 2650 Lot 208 DP 1243715 DA20/0090 Self storage units 2 Lockyer St EAST WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 9 DP 1134417 DA20/0091 Farm Building 55 Flowerdale Rd MOORONG 2650 Lot 3 DP 224934 DA20/0097 Shed Extension 34 Baker St URANQUINTY 2652 Lot 6 DP 759024 DA20/0106 Rear addition 27 Spring St WAGGA WAGGA 2650 Lot 3 DP 24158

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