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FIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 10 OCTOBER 2015
Issue 65
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APPOINTED: Mayor Rod Kendall (left) and Acting General Manager Alan Eldridge
Alan Eldridge appointed Acting General Manager Council has appointed wellrespected local businessman Alan Eldridge as Acting General Manager on a six-month contract. “Mr Eldridge has extensive experience in a range of fields, which will be of great benefit to Council and the community during this transition period,” Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Rod Kendall said. Continued inside
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Make your voice heard by taking part in the 2015 Community Survey We want your input! During October, Council will be rolling out the Community Survey and all residents are encouraged to take part. “This is the community’s opportunity to have their say on a wide range of Council services” Acting General Manager Alan Eldridge said.
“The Community Survey is an important tool in measuring Council’s performance as well as how we have performed as a community against the priorities identified in the Community Strategic Plan – Ruby & Oliver.” The survey consists of a random phone sample from across the Local Government
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Area beginning on Thursday 15 October. However, everyone in the community can still take part by having their say online at wagga.nsw.gov.au/ communitysurvey. The survey plays an important role in planning for the future, with the responses informing Council’s planning
framework, how resources are allocated and setting future service levels. The last survey in 2012 identified community engagement and assessment of building and development applications as areas for improvement for Council. In response, Council has seen an increase in the
number of development applications processed within 40 days, which is currently at 80 per cent. Specialist community engagement staff have also been employed, online communication has been improved and the award-winning Council News publication has been developed.
Have your say! What: Community Survey When: From Thursday15 October wagga.nsw.gov.au/ communitysurvey
2016 AUSTRALIA DAY AWARDS • CITIZEN OF THE YEAR • YOUNG CITIZEN OF THE YEAR
• TED RYDER SPORTS AWARD • WALK OF HONOUR
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Get into the mix at Fusion15 on 17 October Food, music, art and culture from 98 countries will combine for Wagga’s annual multicultural street festival Fusion15 on Saturday 17 October. Whether you want the world on a plate or to have a boogie with the Dancing Accountant, this year’s Fusion is sure to entertain all corners of the community. In 2014, the Civic Centre was overflowing with 10,000 festival-goers from across the region. Council’s Director Environmental and Community Services Janice Summerhayes said staff have been hard at work curating a spectacular line up of artists, musicians, community performers and stallholders to ensure Fusion15 is the biggest yet. “Not only will we have some of the best acts in the country, Fusion15 will again showcase everything our community has to offer,” she said. “Wagga is made up of 98 countries, 99 language groups and 67 faiths – that diversity is what makes Wagga and Fusion so special. “There is literally something for everyone – if
you’re a foodie, come and taste cuisine from around the world. If you love music, you can see performers like L-FRESH the Lion and Mojo Juju. “You can even get hands on with free interactive art activities, or just roam around and enjoy the sights, sounds and scents of Fusion15.” Sikh-inspired rapper L-FRESH The LION, the eclectic Mojo Juju, world music collective Reflejos Musique and one-man flash mob The Dancing Accountant are the major drawcards for this year’s Fusion. Fusion15 will form part of national tours for both Mojo Juju and L-FRESH, who will be kicking off his 11-show tour at the Wagga festival. With a passion for music and human rights, L-FRESH’s video for new song Get Mine has been gaining national media attention from The Guardian Australia and the 7.30 Report. To get into the mix, head to Fusion15 from 4pm to 9pm at the Civic Precinct or visit wagga.nsw. gov/fusion for more information.
Saturday 17 October from 4pm to 9pm Civic Precinct, Wagga wagga.nsw.gov.au/fusion • From 4pm: Community performers • 5.50pm: Reflejos Musique • 7pm: L-FRESH the LION • 8.30pm: Mojo Juju
Free interactive art activities to ignite your creativity From ham radio to giant building blocks, Fusion15 is giving the community the chance to get hands on with a wide range of artists. This year’s multicultural street festival will again feature eclectic performances, mouth-watering food and pop-up shops – plus free interactive creative art activities. Fusion15 will be held on Saturday, 17 October from 4pm to 9pm in the Civic Centre Precinct. For more information about this year’s festival, visit wagga.nsw. gov/fusion. Fusion15 is proudly funded and presented by Wagga Wagga City Council and Multicultural NSW in partnership with Multicultural Council of Wagga Wagga, Riverina Community College and St Vincent de Paul Society NSW.
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Roll up to the Global Communications Radio Club (GCRC) and experience the luck, skill and thrill of worldwide
communications via technologies of today and yesteryear. GCRC is a participatory ‘live’ artwork providing Fusion Festival goers with the opportunity to experience amateur AKA ‘ham’ radio culture while contributing to a socially generated artwork that will evolve and grow throughout Fusion15. GCRC is supported by Wagga Wagga City Council’s Public Art program WaggaWorks and is a collaboration with The Wired Lab.
SIONE FALEMAKA
A triple citizen of Polynesian descent, artist Sionemaletau was born in Niue and now lives, studies and works in Sydney. He produces work based on traditional weavings learned from his grandmother and passed down the generations. His designs shift in scale and involve beads, feathers, seeds, yarns, dyes, textiles and other recycled materials like celluloid film that weave their way into his work. For Fusion15, Sione has created the House of Plenty, using celluloid
film to weave sides of the shelter and will be inviting people in to teach for Rourou (food bowl) Traditional Moari, Niuean and Polynesian weaving workshops.
HEIDRUN LOHR
Heidrun Lohr has been photographing Sydney’s performing arts community for more than 25 years and across that period has photographed some of Australia’s best known actors. Heidrun captured Fusion14 and returned to Wagga last month to photograph a number of the community performers as they went through their rehearsals in preparation for Fusion15. These images will be installed at Fusion15 in a 10-metre long installation, as well as projected on to the Civic Centre building facing the Wollundry Lagoon.
HEIDI HOOPS, TINA GREEN AND BENNY B
The circus is coming to town! Come watch Heidi the Ring Mistress as she cracks whips and spins hoops while being amazed
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TASTE RIVERINA FOOD FESTIVAL
A month-long ‘menu of events’ during October. This week’s highlights include Wagga Wines in the Vines, Regional Indigenous Lunch, the Miracle of the Wholegrain and Cork & Fork. Head to www. tasteriverina.com.au for more details.
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HURRY, BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW!
SPECIAL AWARDS SCREENING NIGHT
VEGE SWAP OR BUY
Every Saturday 9am 12pm Free entry. Bring fruit or veges to swap or purchase from our community garden. Demonstration Gardens, cnr Albury and Shaw Streets. Ph: 0411 417 956
FARMERS’ MARKET
WAGGA WAGGA CIVIC THEATRE
Sat 10 Oct 8am - 1pm Wollundry Lagoon, Civic Centre Precinct. Ph: 1300 100 122
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Sat 10 Oct 9am - 2pm 131 Tarcutta Street, on the levee.
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LIBRARY BOOK SALE Sat 10 Oct 9am-12pm Wagga City Library, cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts.
by Benny B with his impressive club juggling and death-defying balance stunts atop a two-metre free-standing ladder. You can also marvel at Tina Green with her incredible crockery catching skills on her six-foot unicycle. When the sun goes down, the three will light up the night with a spectacular LED light circus show featuring gorgeous synchronised hula hoops, elegant juggling and mesmerising light trails. If you caught these three at the recent Little Big Day Out, you know this is a show not to be missed.
as the ice cream on the van called Gerald. “I am not serious about much, just my work, my food and my high fives,” Kyle said.
JAMES FARLEY – FUSION TOWER GAME
Wagga-based artist James Farley has an interest in global warming, regional culture and our place within the environment. He is currently enrolled in a PhD program at Charles Sturt University, where his research explores the potential role of photography in fostering a movement towards ecological stewardship in the face of global KYLE PEARSON – THE warming. BOOTLEG SCREEN For Fusion15, James has created a series of tower building games PRESS that will be positioned throughout A screening press in a van? Kyle Pearson will be bringing his the event for festival goes to play. James said his intention was to rolling screen printing studio The Bootleg Screen Press to Fusion15. create an accessible activity where people of any age and background The press is capable of printing could come together to share the four colour designs on demand, benefits and enjoyment of play. with Kyle opting for vibrant colours, Kurrajong Waratah Industries much like a candy store or milk supplied reclaimed timber for the bar. game, with the Wagga Men’s Shed The characters he paints are helping construct the 500 game usually food brought to life, such pieces.
Ph: 6926 9700
SKYDIVE OZ
Sat 10 October Soak up spectacular views of the ‘Bidgee. Ph: 1300 185 180.
FOUNDATION FOR BREAST CANCER CARE GALA DAY
Sat 10 October Hosted by John Mangos and entertainment by Jamie Way. International Hotel, 2 Lake Albert Road. Ph: 6926 9688.
BELL SHAKESPEARE’S HAMLET
Sat 10 October A family torn apart by murder, a son burdened with the truth and the task of avenging his father, and a country on the brink of war. At the Civic Theatre – Ph 6926 9688.
RELAY FOR LIFE
Sat 10 & Sun 11 October 9:30am Sat - 9:30am Sun Raising vital funds for the Cancer Council. Parramore Park, EQUEX, Copland Street. Ph: 6937 2607
Enjoy an afternoon of regional wine, music and food. Taste award winning wines from: A.Retief Wines, Book Book Estate, Borambola Wines, Coe & Co, Houlaghlans Valley, Eunonyhareenyha and Wagga Wagga Winery. Venue: Wagga Wagga Winery, Oura Road. Ph: 6922 1221
RCM 2015 CONCERT SERIES FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE Sun 11 October 3pm Adults $27, Concession $17. Riverina Conservatorium of Music, College Avenue. Ph: 6925 3522
REVOLTING RHYMES & DIRTY BEASTS
Mon 12 and Tue 13 Oct Seriously funny and frighteningly silly, perfect family entertainment especially for children 5 to 105. At the Civic Theatre – Ph 6926 9688.
WAGGA MENTAL HEALTH FAMILIES & CARERS EXPO
Thu 15 Oct 10am - 3pm Senior Citizens Centre, 204 Tarcutta Street. Ph: 6923 5700
WAGGA WINES IN THE EAT LOCAL VINES THURSDAY Sun 11 Oct 11am - 4pm
Thu 15 October 2.30pm -
6.30pm Pop-up general store farmers’ market. Farmers from Leeton, Deni, Big Springs and everywhere in between. Free entry. Murrumbidgee Turf Club, Travers Street. Ph: 0427 441 107
JUSTINE HOGAN LIVE Fri 16 October 7pm The Rules Club, Cnr Fernleigh & Glenfield Roads. Ph: 0423 722 098
CORK & FORK
Every Friday in October 6pm - 9.30pm Set on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, indulge in local food and produce. Hosted by the local Borambola Winery, beer, cider and wine bars will service the event. Wagga Beach, Johnston Street. Ph: 6928 4210
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Much has been said over recent months regarding the transparency of the processes surrounding the Douglas Aerospace issue. This issue has highlighted for me a value that I firmly hold onto, that is, it is our job
as elected representatives to ask the hard questions. Throughout this process that has been the case and when the report that this present Council commissioned is fully examined I have no doubt that there will be more detail in answer to the hard questions and new strategies and processes to be considered flowing from the report. Asking the hard questions and reaching a consensus is
New planting to replace plane tree
The large plane tree next to the Civic Theatre was removed on 6 October following safety concerns. A large crack had developed in the base of the more than 50-year-old tree, with an independent assessment discovering the cavity extended almost to ground level. Contractors removed the tree on 6 October, using a crane to carefully lower the tree’s six large leaders to the ground. The tree was estimated to be about 24 metres high, with the canopy spreading 10 to 12 metres wide. While its exact age isn’t known, pictures from the early years of the Civic Theatre show the tree is well established. A semi-mature plane tree will be planted as a replacement, slightly further north of the existing tree.
our job as your elected body, moving forward that should continue to be our priority. The substantial number of major projects in process at this time including such things as RiFL, the Apex Park upgrade, Tipping Point and the amazing Wagga Beach upgrade – as well as the work that continues in relation to regular Council functions all require a cohesive approach. Having said that and looking forward, the next 12 months will also bring with them probably the most substantial
councillor.tout@wagga.nsw.gov.au changes in local government in NSW for decades – a new Local Government Act and the creation of regionally based Joint Organisations of Councils. This will be a very busy time for our elected body, staff and most importantly the communities involved in our Council area. It is critical that all of the parties mentioned above work in a collaborative and transparent way to tackle these challenges. Finalising the Douglas
FAREWELL: A crane had to be used in the removal of the iconic plane tree next to the Civic Theatre on 6 October.
Alan Eldridge announced as Acting GM
Continued from front page “Mr Eldridge has been the Chair of Council’s Audit and Risk Committee since 2009 and has a background in managing large organisations. “He has also been involved with the local government amalgamation process mainly in Queensland and is a special administrator appointed by the Federal Government to assist organisations that require senior management experience.” Mr Eldridge has resigned from his position on the Audit and Risk Committee following his appointment as Acting General Manager.
“I’d like to thank Council for this opportunity and I look forward to creating a smooth transition for the new General Manager following the recruitment process,” Mr Eldridge said. “The community can rest assured that over the next six months it will be business as usual.” Both Cr Kendall and Mr Eldridge thanked Director Environmental and Community Services Janice Summerhayes for stepping into the role of Acting General Manager following the resignation of Phil Pinyon on 24 September. The recruitment process for a new General Manager will begin shortly.
Council is hosting a neighbourhood meeting to discuss news, events and issues relating to Forest Hill and the broader Local Government Area. Stay for a cuppa after the meeting!
7pm Thursday 29 October 2015 Forest Hill School Hall
Aerospace issue is just one piece of the puzzle. Open and honest two-way communication is what is needed by all parties to ensure the most efficient level of services are maintained and that hard questions are asked and answered. Wagga is a vibrant and diverse city and there is much to celebrate. It is a community that enjoys coming together for a good cause, such as the recent Walk4William and the Relay for Life this weekend.
If you’re a short film fanatic or just want see a different side of our community, now’s the time to book your seat for the 2015 Wagga Waggafest Special Awards Screening Night. The free event will be held at the Civic Theatre on Wednesday 14 October and tickets are being snapped up fast. “Waggafest is about celebrating our city and sharing unique stories with each other and the rest of the world,” Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Rod Kendall said. “There have been a record number of entries for the under 18s category this year, which highlights the relevance of the 2015 competition theme ‘the best is yet to come’. “No doubt this year’s judges Peter Cox, Sonya Gee and Lex Marinos have had a very tough time deciding this year’s winners.” This year’s Waggafest has a total prize pool worth $6000 and the judges have scored the films on categories including sound, visual and even “Wagga-ness”. Sheraden Robins and Klutch Kable will also be defending their Hume Bank Best Overall Film award with a high-flying tale that will premiere at the awards night. More than half of this year’s entries
Vote in the 365 Cups People’s Choice Award
Once the judges have had their say, it’s over to you! After the Special Awards Screening Night, the 365 Cups People’s Choice competition will be launched. The film with the most votes will win a $500 prize, which will be announced at Movies in the Park held in the Victory Memorial Gardens during Wagga’s Australia Day celebrations. Head to wagga.nsw.gov.au/ waggafest after the screening night to cast your vote.
will be vying for the Mayfly Media Young Filmmaker; while also up for grabs are the Charles Sturt University Award for the best film from a CSU student or staff member, the Thirsty Crow Best Wagga Story and the Wagga Wagga City Council Best Original Score. In a first for Waggafest, sponsors of the Best Wagga Visual prize, Waggawagga.TV, will be streaming the entire event online on the night, so if you miss out on a ticket then you can enjoy all the fun from home. To book your seat at this year’s awards night, visit civictheatre.com.au or call the theatre on 6926 9688.
Cr Pascoe elected to board
Councillor Kerry Pascoe has recently been elected to the Australian Livestock Markets Association
(ALMA) Incorporated board. Cr Pascoe was selected by Council to attend ALMA’s annual
conference held in Manly on September 23 and 24 and was successful in his nomination to the board.
Weekly mowing report As part of the spring mowing program all parks, reserves and open space areas are programmed to receive one grass cut every six weeks. Timeframes may still be extended and residents are asked to be patient. • North team: CBD • East team: Kooringal followed by Forest Hill
• West team: Mount Austin followed by Ashmont • Seasonal team: Citywide roundabout maintenance • Roadside program: North region. • Village program: Galore followed by Euberta, Currawarna and Ladysmith
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Contact Lauren Fitzgerald on 6926 9197 or communityengagement@wagga.nsw.gov.au
You are invited to attend a neighbourhood meeting with Councillors & Council staff
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Seats filling fast for 2015 Waggafest screening, awards
Have a question to ask or an issue to raise?
Attention Forest Hill residents
We also enjoy the opportunity to explore what our city has to offer through such things as the recent Gears and Beers event, the Cork and Fork evenings at Wagga Beach throughout October and the upcoming Fusion Festival next weekend. Looking forward to seeing you out and about.
Collingullie Tuesday October 13, 3.45pm – 4.45pm Humula Wednesday October 14, 9.15am – 11.15am Tarcutta Friday October 16 , 9am – 11am Ph: (02) 6926 9771
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Brumbies trial tickets on sale now
Don’t wait or you might miss out. Tickets are on sale now for the Super Rugby trial game between the Brumbies and the Waratahs to be held at McDonald’s Park on 6 February 2016. The cross-border battle is set to attract a mammoth crowd to the city, which has hosted a number of high-profile sporting events over the past year.
The trial will be played just three weeks out from the start of the 2016 Super Rugby season. The clash against the Waratahs follows the successful Super Rugby trial held in Wagga in January between the Brumbies and eventual 2015 Super Rugby champions the Highlanders. The Highlanders won that
match 24-19. Falling well within the club’s catchment area, which extends between the Victorian boarder in the south and Goulburn in the north, Wagga forms one of the most important regions for the Brumbies with thousands of players annually contesting the Southern Inland Rugby Union competition.
With the possibility of Brumbies players David Pocock, Joe Tomane, and Wallabies skipper Stephen Moore taking on the likes of Israel Folau, Kurtley Beale and Michael Hooper, this game will give Wagga fans an opportunity to watch a world-class game of rugby in their own backyard. Tickets are $5 for juniors (five to 15 years) and $15 for adults (plus
$548,000 saved in electricity usage Council has slashed its electricity bill by more than half a million dollars. At the September ordinary meeting, a report provided an update on Council energy projects to reduce energy costs and consumption. At the end of the 2014/15 financial year, Council’s total expenditure on electricity was $2.98 million and an additional $259,000 for gas. Council’s electricity consumption has decreased by 684,575kWh and $548,058 compared to the same
period in the previous financial year. Council also resolved to continue to negotiate with Essential Energy to incorporate LED lamps within future street lighting programs. With about 6500 street lights in the LGA, they make up 21 per cent of Council’s overall electricity profile. A consultant will also be engaged to scope and prepare the necessary documents for an energy performance contract to evaluate the potential for further energy savings.
Spring into the museum for a taste of history
Spring is in full swing at the Museum of the Riverina’s Botanic Gardens Site. The museum’s multisensory heritage garden Flourish is currently transporting visitors back to Australia during WWI. The garden is a piece of living history where
that made their way back to Australia, including the Gallipoli Rose. Flourish is now blooming in the outdoor area at the Botanic Gardens site, which is open from Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm and from 10am to 2pm on Sundays.
you can discover the heirloom fruits and vegetables grown in local backyards during the war years, as well as some plants grown in fields of battles abroad. Along with carrots in colours other than orange, the garden features special flowers
Meet Snoop
This week’s pet is a redand-white male boxer name Snoop. Snoop responds well to commands and would suit a family with a well-fenced backyard. You can adopt Snoop from the Glenfield Road Animal Shelter for $299.40. This fee includes microchipping, lifetime registration, first
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SENIOR MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT Remuneration: Min $1,736.67 gpw + super Enquiries: Carolyn Rodney - 02 6926 9293 Closing Date: Friday, 23 October 2015
SENIOR FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT Remuneration: Min $1,736.67 gpw + super Enquiries: Carolyn Rodney - 02 6926 9293 Closing Date: Friday, 23 October 2015
TOWN PLANNER - DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENT Remuneration: Min $1,245.55 gpw + super Enquiries: Cameron Collins - 02 6926 9577 Closing Date: Friday, 6 November 2015
AIRPORT REPORTING OFFICER Remuneration: Min $927.16 gpw + super Enquiries: John Barnden - 02 6926 9267 Closing Date: Monday, 26 October 2015
To view these opportunities and apply, visit www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/jobs Wagga Wagga City Council is an EEO employer
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vaccination, desexing and worming. If you would like to meet Snoop or any of his buddies, come down to the shelter from Monday to Saturday between 1pm and 4.15pm. For more information on Snoop, contact the shelter on 6971 4651 or visit wagga.nsw. gov.au/animals.
Start your spring cleaning with the Garage Sale Trail Whether you’re a treasure hunter or a hoarder, make sure you’ve got the Garage Sale Trail marked on your calendar. Cupboards, sheds and garages across the country will be set free on Saturday October 24 for the fifth trail, a national grassroots waste education program powered by more than 150 local councils. Twenty-five sales across Wagga Wagga have been registered so far, many of which will raise money for good causes such as
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online service fees). Kids under five are free of charge. The match is pencilled in as one of just two trial matches the Brumbies play in the lead-up to the 2016 Super Rugby season, which begins on Friday 26 February against the Hurricanes. To purchase tickets for the Wagga trial match against the Waratahs head to eventopia.co.
church groups, the base hospital auxiliary and local charities. Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Rod Kendall said there were more than 8000 sales across the country last year with average takings of $300. “It doesn’t cost anything to take part and you have the chance to make some money for community groups, charities, sporting clubs or a just a rainy day,” he said. “You’ll also be doing your bit to reduce waste to landfill and
promote reuse over rubbish. “Everyone who registers are provided with a seller page and you can also download posters and flyers to promote your garage sale.” If it’s time for a clean-up, you can register for Australia’s biggest garage sale at garagesaletrail. com.au. Shoppers looking to discover a unique local treasure can also visit the website and search what’s happening in the area.
Duration: 12pm - 10pm Reason: Fusion15 - Multicultural Street Festival Detour: As signposted
Wagga (Customer Service Counter). When: 9.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday (except Public Holidays). RFT 2016-005 DESIGN, Any person seeking to make MANUFACTURE AND a submission in relation to the DELIVER JUBLIEE PARK abovementioned development should ENVIRONMENTAL LIGHTING SYSTEM address all correspondence to the PLANNING & ASSESSMENT Consent Authority to be received Tenders marked “RFT 2016-005 prior to 5:00pm on the final day of the Design, Manufacture and Deliver ACT, 1979 Jubilee Park Lighting System” are NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT exhibition period. If any submission is made by way of objection, the invited and will be received by the PROPOSAL grounds of objection must be specified undersigned until 2pm Wednesday 28 in the submission. October 2015. This Contract is for the Wagga Wagga City Council has complete design, engineering, supply, received the following application Persons lodging submissions are to carry out “Development” under commissioning, performance testing required to declare political donations the Environmental Planning and and warranty of the Sports Lighting (including donations of more than Assessment Act, 1979. System at Jubilee Park, Wagga $1,000) made in the previous two DA15/0555, Change of Use to Wagga. years. For more details, including Wholesale Supplies, 41 Pearson St disclosure form, go to www.planning. A non-compulsory site meeting is WAGGA WAGGA NSW 2650, Lot 2 nsw.gov.au/donations. scheduled for 1:30pm Tuesday DP 232107, Applicant: Bsc Wagga 13th October 2015 at Jubilee Park Persons making written submissions Wagga, Name of Consent Authority: (Clubhouse) Cnr Redhill Rd & Bourke regarding the above development are Wagga Wagga City Council St Wagga Wagga NSW. Registration advised that any submission received DA15/0288, Proposed Environmental within the submission period will be to attend the site meeting can be Facility, Residue Lot Hazelwood Dr made to upfield.dannielle@wagga. subject to the Government Information FOREST HILL NSW 2651, Lot 57 DP (Public Access) Act 2009 and the nsw.gov.au Tenders will be assessed on a number of criteria. Tenderers are 661080, Lot 2 DP 732466, Lot 89 DP Privacy and Personal Information advised that the lowest or any Tender 1207262, Applicant: Brunslea Park Protection Act (PIPPA) and may be Estate will not necessarily be accepted. attached to the final report, in its entirety or in part, to Council unless Enquiries to Mr Phill Blake on 02 6926 DA15/0421, Multi Dwelling Housing (3 x 3 Bedrooms Dwellings) with explicitly requested by the person 9653 or blake.phill@wagga.nsw.gov. Community Title Subdivision, 34 making the submission that they do au. A non-refundable fee of $110.00 Lindsay St TURVEY PARK NSW not wish this to occur. will be charged for each hard copy of 2650, Lot 5 Sec 7 DP 12786, the Specification or specifications at Enquiries: Further details relating Applicant: Comari Pty Ltd nil cost can be accessed from www. to the matter can be obtained by tenderlink.com/wagga Name of Consent Authority: Wagga contacting the Council’s Development Wagga City Council Services. If you have any enquiries regarding the application, or The subject application and NOTICE OF TEMPORARY about making submission, please accompanying documentation, may ROAD CLOSURE be inspected at the following address telephone Development Services on 1300292442. until the closure of exhibition. Notice is hereby given under Roads Act 1993 Part 8 Division 4 of the Submission Period: 12/10/2015 to temporary closing of: 26/10/2015 ALAN ELDRIDGE, ACTING Road: Baylis & Fitzmaurice Sts Where: Wagga Wagga City Council, GENERAL MANAGER cnr Baylis and Morrow Streets, Wagga Date: Saturday 17 October 2015
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