FEDERATION COUNCIL SNIPPETS Corowa Art Space · Corowa Art Space Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street,...
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FEDERATION COUNCIL SNIPPETS CREATING OPPORT UNITY CELEBRATING COMM UNITY NOTICE OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS In accordance with Council’s Public Notification Policy regarding Development Applications, the following are hereby listed for public comment. Plans relating to these proposals may be inspected in Council’s Planning Department during normal working hours. DA NO. ADDRESS ZONING PROPOSED WORK 2018/132 22 O’Brien Court Corowa Residential R2 Shed 2018/133 249 Hume Street Corowa Residential R2 Fence 2018/134 Lot 352 Spring Drive Collendina Primary Production RU1 Shed 2018/135 4-20 McCarthy Street Mulwala General Industrial IN1 Subdivision 2018/136 159-169 Melbourne Street Mulwala Residential R1 Disabled Access Ramp 2018/137 3 Foster Court Mulwala Residential R1 Demolition 2018/138 8-10 Poseidon Road Corowa General Industrial IN1 Subdivision 2018/139 96 Read Street Howlong Residential R1 Shed 2018/140 11 Rose Drive Mulwala Residential R2 Alterations to Alfresco Any persons may make a submission on the proposal within a period of fourteen (14) days from the date of this notification. Persons making a submission are required to comply with Section 147(5) of the Environmental Planning Assessment Act (Political Donations & Gifts Disclosure Statement). Forms are available from Council’s administrative offices. DEVELOPMENT CONSENTS Public notice is given pursuant to Section 101 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979, that the Council has granted development consent in respect of the following developments. The consents are available for public inspection, without charge, at the Corowa Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Corowa between the hours of 9.00 am and 5.00 pm Monday to Friday: DA NO. ADDRESS APPROVED WORK 2018/110 162-164 Hoddle Street Howlong Shed 2018/122 261 Honour Avenue Corowa Dwelling Alterations KEEP IT LOCAL COUPON BOOKLET This week’s $100 grocery voucher winner is - John Robinson – Corowa. TEMPORARY CLOSURE - CROSS STREET RESERVE HOWLONG The Cross Street Reserve in Howlong was recently returned to public access. The reserve links around to Memorial Park Reserve and provides a recreation space for walking, fishing, bird watching and swimming - see aerial image below. Unfortunately, since opening the reserve there has been a range of inappropriate uses including firewood collection, camping and off-road driving that may cause damage to the reserve. As such the reserve has been temporarily closed to allow for control measures to be implemented. The reserve is expected to be re-open for public access in 4 weeks’ time. For further information, please contact Council on P: (02) 6033 8999 or E: council@federationcouncil. nsw.gov.au WE THINK THE FEDERATION REGION ROCKS! Get the kids out and about these school holidays to explore our region and all that it has to offer. The tourism team have been working with the Corowa Girl Guides to paint and hide rocks for children to discover as they visit locations throughout the council area. Here’s how to get involved; 1. Go exploring and see if you can find any painted rocks with the hastag #federationregionrocks on the back. Public places like parks and playgrounds are good spots to visit! 2. Share (or ask an adult to share) a photo of the rocks you find on social media using the hashtag #federationregionrocks and where you found the rocks. 3. Re-hide the rocks for someone else to discover! 4. Each social media post using the hashtag will go into the draw to win a ‘School Holiday Pack’ valued at $100. Entries close Monday 30 July 2018. Terms and conditions apply* ON EXHIBITION – HAVE YOUR SAY! The Public Exhibition of documents gives you the chance to formally have your say on important documents generated by Council, such as strategies, policies, development plans and planning information. Submissions received during the public exhibition period will be part of the report used by Council to inform decision making. Each document will list the closing date for submissions and where hard copies of the document can be viewed. You can provide your written submission in the following ways: Mail: General Manager, Federation Council - 100 Edward Street, Corowa NSW 2646 (PO Box 77) Email: [email protected] Documents currently on exhibition: - Public Art Strategy - Mulwala Solar Farm - Draft Section 355 Committee Policy and Guidelines - Draft Liquid Trade Waste Policy Visit Council’s website for more information. NAIDOC Week Federaon Council acknowledges the tradional owners of this land on which we stand and pay our respect to the elders, past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the tradions and the culture of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The theme for NAIDOC Week in 2018 is Because of Her, We Can. Held nationally from Sunday 8 July through to Sunday 15 July, this year’s NAIDOC theme celebrates the significant role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have played - and continue to play - as social and cultural leaders in their communities. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women are leaders, trailblazers, politicians, activists and social change advocates, they have fought and continue to fight, for justice, equal rights, rights to country, for law and justice, access to education, employment and to maintain and celebrate indigenous culture, language, music and art. Federation Council celebrated NAIDOC week 2018 in partnership with Many Mobs Aboriginal community group from Yarrawonga/Mulwala which is headed by Sarah Hill and her mother Iris. Celebrations included a magnificent display of Indigenous Art Works at Corowa Art Space from 4th July until 14th July. The official opening on Tuesday attracted around 60 people, including 40 young people from GoodStart, Corowa and Wahgunyah Country Buddies who were entertained by dance and music artist Brett Ross. FEDERATION CELEBRATES NAIDOC WEEK Corowa General Office Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Ball Park Monday to Friday 8.30am - 5.00pm Phone (02) 6033 8999 [email protected] www.federationcouncil.nsw.gov.au
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FEDERATION COUNCIL SNIPPETS CREATING OPPORTUNITY CELEBRATING COMMUNITY
NOTICE OF PROPOSEDDEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONSIn accordance with Council’s Public Notifi cation Policy regarding Development Applications, the following are hereby listed for public comment. Plans relating to these proposals may be inspected in Council’s Planning Department during normal working hours.
DA NO. ADDRESS ZONING PROPOSED WORK2018/132 22 O’Brien Court Corowa Residential R2 Shed2018/133 249 Hume Street Corowa Residential R2 Fence2018/134 Lot 352 Spring Drive Collendina Primary Production RU1 Shed2018/135 4-20 McCarthy Street Mulwala General Industrial IN1 Subdivision 2018/136 159-169 Melbourne Street Mulwala Residential R1 Disabled Access Ramp2018/137 3 Foster Court Mulwala Residential R1 Demolition 2018/138 8-10 Poseidon Road Corowa General Industrial IN1 Subdivision 2018/139 96 Read Street Howlong Residential R1 Shed2018/140 11 Rose Drive Mulwala Residential R2 Alterations to Alfresco Any persons may make a submission on the proposal within a period of fourteen (14) days from the date of this notifi cation. Persons making a submission are required to comply with Section 147(5) of the Environmental Planning Assessment Act (Political Donations & Gifts Disclosure Statement). Forms are available from Council’s administrative offi ces.
DEVELOPMENT CONSENTSPublic notice is given pursuant to Section 101 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979, that the Council has granted development consent in respect of the following developments. The consents are available for public inspection, without charge, at the Corowa Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Corowa between the hours of 9.00 am and 5.00 pm Monday to Friday:
DA NO. ADDRESS APPROVED WORK2018/110 162-164 Hoddle Street Howlong Shed2018/122 261 Honour Avenue Corowa Dwelling Alterations
KEEP IT LOCAL COUPON BOOKLETThis week’s $100 grocery voucher winner is - John Robinson – Corowa.
TEMPORARY CLOSURE - CROSS STREET RESERVE HOWLONGThe Cross Street Reserve in Howlong was recently returned to public access. The reserve links around to Memorial Park Reserve and provides a recreation space for walking, fi shing, bird watching and swimming - see aerial image below. Unfortunately, since opening the reserve there has been a range of inappropriate uses including fi rewood collection, camping and off -road driving that may cause damage to the reserve. As such the reserve has been temporarily closed to allow for control measures to be implemented. The reserve is expected to be re-open for public access in 4 weeks’ time. For further information, please contact Council on P: (02) 6033 8999 or E: [email protected]
WE THINK THE FEDERATION REGION ROCKS!
Get the kids out and about these school holidays to explore our region and all that it has to off er.
The tourism team have been working with the Corowa Girl Guides to paint and hide rocks for children to discover as they visit locations throughout the council area.
Here’s how to get involved;
1. Go exploring and see if you can fi nd any painted rocks with the hastag #federationregionrocks on the back. Public places like parks and playgrounds are good spots to visit!
2. Share (or ask an adult to share) a photo of the rocks you fi nd on social media using the hashtag #federationregionrocks and where you found the rocks.
3. Re-hide the rocks for someone else to discover!
4. Each social media post using the hashtag will go into the draw to win a ‘School Holiday Pack’ valued at $100. Entries close Monday 30 July 2018. Terms and conditions apply*
ON EXHIBITION – HAVE YOUR SAY!
The Public Exhibition of documents gives you the chance to formally have your say on important documents generated by Council, such as strategies, policies, development plans and planning information. Submissions received during the public exhibition period will be part of the report used by Council to inform decision making.
Each document will list the closing date for submissions and where hard copies of the document can be viewed. You can provide your written submission in the following ways:
Mail: General Manager, Federation Council - 100 Edward Street, Corowa NSW 2646 (PO Box 77)
Email: [email protected]
Documents currently on exhibition:
- Public Art Strategy- Mulwala Solar Farm- Draft Section 355 Committee Policy and Guidelines- Draft Liquid Trade Waste Policy
Visit Council’s website for more information.
MANY MOBS INDIGENOUS ART
EXHIBITION AND SALES Wed 4 July 2018 - Sat 14 July 2018
NAIDOC Week
Corowa Art Space Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Corowa
Mon-Fri 10am – 4pm Saturday 10am – 1pm
Federation Council acknowledges the traditional owners of this land on which we stand and pay our respect to the elders, past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the traditions and the culture of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
10am Tuesday 10 July - Dance and Didgeridoo
MANY MOBS INDIGENOUS ART
EXHIBITION AND SALES Wed 4 July 2018 - Sat 14 July 2018
NAIDOC Week
Corowa Art Space Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Corowa
Mon-Fri 10am – 4pm Saturday 10am – 1pm
Federation Council acknowledges the traditional owners of this land on which we stand and pay our respect to the elders, past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the traditions and the culture of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
10am Tuesday 10 July - Dance and Didgeridoo
MANY MOBS INDIGENOUS ART
EXHIBITION AND SALES Wed 4 July 2018 - Sat 14 July 2018
NAIDOC Week
Corowa Art Space Civic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Corowa
Mon-Fri 10am – 4pm Saturday 10am – 1pm
Federation Council acknowledges the traditional owners of this land on which we stand and pay our respect to the elders, past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the traditions and the culture of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
10am Tuesday 10 July - Dance and Didgeridoo
The theme for NAIDOC Week in 2018 is Because of Her, We Can. Held nationally from Sunday 8 July through to Sunday 15 July, this year’s NAIDOC theme celebrates the signifi cant role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have played - and continue to play - as social and cultural leaders in their communities. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women are leaders, trailblazers, politicians, activists and social change advocates, they have fought and continue to fi ght, for justice, equal rights, rights to country, for law and justice, access to education, employment and to maintain and celebrate indigenous culture, language, music and art.Federation Council celebrated NAIDOC week 2018 in partnership with Many Mobs Aboriginal community group from Yarrawonga/Mulwala which is headed by Sarah Hill and her mother Iris. Celebrations included a magnifi cent display of Indigenous Art Works at Corowa Art Space from 4th July until 14th July. The offi cial opening on Tuesday attracted around 60 people, including 40 young people from GoodStart, Corowa and Wahgunyah Country Buddies who were entertained by dance and music artist Brett Ross.
FEDERATION CELEBRATES NAIDOC WEEK
Corowa General Offi ceCivic Centre, 100 Edward Street, Ball Park
Monday to Friday 8.30am - 5.00pmPhone (02) 6033 8999
council@federationcouncil.nsw.gov.auwww.federationcouncil.nsw.gov.au
