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“We simply seek to achieve a good planning outcome which gives Norwood Foot- ball Club a home while pro- tecting residential properties from late-night noise and anti-social behaviour,” Mr Fairlie-Jones said He last week said donations to the “Norwood Oval appeal” would go towards hiring law- yers and “expert witnesses” – including planning and traffic experts – to argue his case in court. He launched the ERD Court appeal after the state’s Devel- opment Assessment Commis- sion (DAC) approved the plans for The Parade ground in December. The residents met lawyers for Norwood, Payneham & St Peters Council, which owns the oval, for court-ordered Call for help to fund oval fight mediation in January, but fail- ed to reach a compromise. The appeal is the latest set- back to threaten the redevel- opment, which also includes refurbishing change rooms, administration offices and toi- lets in the Sir Edwin T Smith Stand. Work on the upgrade was meant to start almost 12 months ago but was delayed after Glynde resident Philip Groves lodged a complaint with the council about its $2 million contribution to the project. In January, Norwood Foot- ball Club president Paul Di Iulio told the Eastern Courier Messenger he was disap- pointed by the appeal, but re- mained confident it would not derail plans to deliver Redlegs fans a “spiritual home” in time for the start of 2018 SANFL season. Mr Di Iulio and NP&SP Mayor Robert Bria declined to comment on the appeal. However, Mr Di Iulio reaf- firmed the importance of the development. “I think that there are a lot of benefits in having an inclus- ive facility for the club and the community,” he said. The ERD Court was sched- uled to set a date for the hear- ing when the parties met for a preliminary hearing on Tues- day, after the Eastern Courier Messenger’s deadline. We simply seek to achieve a good planning outcome which gives Norwood Football Club a home while protecting … properties. Peter Fairlie-Jones From Page 1 NORWOOD NETHERBY Kindergarten di- rector Liz Mitchell likens watching former students transition into schoolchildren to a caterpillar becoming a butterfly. But she likes her students to never forget where they grew their wings, which is why for the past 15 years the Urrbrae centre has held a Back to 08 P News advertiser.com.au/local Eastern Courier Messenger Wednesday, March 29, 2017 Jonah and James, both 5, at Netherby Kindergarten. PICTURE: DYLAN COKER Students head back to kindy Kindy program. After almost a term at school, the previous year’s kindy graduates return to the centre to reminisce with their friends and share their “big school” experiences. “This gives the children a chance to think kindy was fun and I can go back and look at it, but I have actually moved forward and now I am a school kid,” Ms Mitchell says. “It is like the butterfly emer- ging from its chrysalis.” James and Jonah, both 5, are among the students who returned to the kindy last Monday. Jonah, who goes to Merce- des College, says he misses the creek where he played last year with James, who attends Mitcham Primary School. “I liked the creek because it has stones,” Jonah says. “But school is going really well.” James misses the sandpit. “I like the shovels … they help build sandcastles,” James says. Celeste Villani EDUCATION ECOE01Z01MA - V1 Retirement Luxury Living AFFORDABLE, SECURE, 5 STAR LUXURY APARTMENTS 3 bedroom apartments now available to move in and live 2-8 Syme Street, Ashford (Adjacent Ashford Hospital and Clinic) www.ashbrookapartments.com.au [email protected] Plus tour of our facilities and inspection of Display Apartments. Tuesday 4th April 2017 at 11.00am Join us for an open day and morning tea Spaces are limited, call Roger on 0477 870 071 to register City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters 175 The Parade, Norwood SA 5067 Telephone 8366 4555 Facsimile 8332 6338 Email [email protected] Website www.npsp.sa.gov.au Find us on facebook /StPetersFair The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters presents SATURDAY 8 APRIL 10AM–4PM Artisan MARKET STALLS Children’s ENTERTAINMENT LIVE MUSIC DELICIOUS FOOD Featuring HUMPHREY B BEAR DUNSTONE GROVE – LINDE RESERVE, STEPNEY St Peters Fair
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“We simply seek to achievea good planning outcomewhich gives Norwood Foot-ball Club a home while pro-tecting residential propertiesfrom late-night noise andanti-social behaviour,” MrFairlie-Jones said
He last week said donationsto the “Norwood Oval appeal”would go towards hiring law-yers and “expert witnesses” –including planning and trafficexperts – to argue his case incourt.
He launched the ERD Courtappeal after the state’s Devel-opment Assessment Commis-sion (DAC) approved theplans for The Parade groundin December.
The residents met lawyersfor Norwood, Payneham & StPeters Council, which ownsthe oval, for court-ordered
Call for help to fund oval fight
mediation in January, but fail-ed to reach a compromise.
The appeal is the latest set-back to threaten the redevel-opment, which also includesrefurbishing change rooms,administration offices and toi-lets in the Sir Edwin T SmithStand.
Work on the upgrade wasmeant to start almost 12months ago but was delayedafter Glynde resident PhilipGroves lodged a complaint
with the council about its $2million contribution to theproject.
In January, Norwood Foot-ball Club president Paul DiIulio told the Eastern CourierMessenger he was disap-pointed by the appeal, but re-mained confident it would notderail plans to deliver Redlegsfans a “spiritual home” in timefor the start of 2018 SANFLseason.
Mr Di Iulio and NP&SPMayor Robert Bria declined tocomment on the appeal.
However, Mr Di Iulio reaf-firmed the importance of thedevelopment.
“I think that there are a lotof benefits in having an inclus-ive facility for the club and thecommunity,” he said.
The ERD Court was sched-uled to set a date for the hear-ing when the parties met for apreliminary hearing on Tues-day, after the Eastern CourierMessenger’s deadline.
We simply seek to achieve a good planning outcome which gives Norwood Football Club a home while protecting … properties.Peter Fairlie-Jones
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NORWOOD
NETHERBY Kindergarten di-rector Liz Mitchell likenswatching former studentstransition into schoolchildrento a caterpillar becoming abutterfly.
But she likes her students tonever forget where they grewtheir wings, which is why forthe past 15 years the Urrbraecentre has held a Back to
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Jonah and James, both 5, at Netherby Kindergarten. PICTURE: DYLAN COKER
Students head back to kindyKindy program. After almost aterm at school, the previousyear’s kindy graduates returnto the centre to reminiscewith their friends and sharetheir “big school” experiences.
“This gives the children achance to think kindy was funand I can go back and look atit, but I have actually movedforward and now I am a schoolkid,” Ms Mitchell says.
“It is like the butterfly emer-ging from its chrysalis.”
James and Jonah, both 5,
are among the students whoreturned to the kindy lastMonday.
Jonah, who goes to Merce-des College, says he misses thecreek where he played lastyear with James, who attendsMitcham Primary School.
“I liked the creek because ithas stones,” Jonah says. “Butschool is going really well.”
James misses the sandpit.“I like the shovels … they
help build sandcastles,” Jamessays.
Celeste Villani
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Living
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www.ashbrookapartments.com.au [email protected]
Plus tour of our facilities and inspection of Display Apartments.Tuesday 4th April 2017 at 11.00am
Join us for an open day and morning tea
Spaces are limited, call Roger on 0477 870 071 to register
City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters 175 The Parade, Norwood SA 5067
Telephone 8366 4555 Facsimile 8332 6338 Email [email protected] Website www.npsp.sa.gov.au Find us on facebook /StPetersFair
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