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THE WEEKLY ECHO | SHIRE OF KONDININ 30 OCTOBER 2019

KONDININ | KARLGARIN | HYDEN 1

www.kondinin.wa.gov.au

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KONDININ, KARLGARIN & HYDEN

Kondinin Office Hours Office Hours: 8.30am-4.30pm Licensing Hours: 8.30am-3.00pm Email: [email protected]

Hyden Office Hours Office Hours: 10.00am-4.30pm

(Closed for lunch between 12.30-1.00 daily) Licensing hours: 10.00am-3.00pm Email: [email protected]



KONDININ COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTRE

EXTENSIONS OPENING

Last Friday 25th October 2019 Darren West MLC and Rick

Wilson, MP both attended the official opening of the extensions

to the Kondinin Community Recreation Centre.

The extensions to the Recreation Centre began in 2016 where

plans were drawn up by Rosalie Pech Eva architects and

grants were awarded from the Department of Sport and

Recreation and the Wheatbelt Development Commission and

funding also committed by the Shire of Kondinin and the

Kondinin Community Recreation Council. The contract was

awarded to ACORP Construction who commenced the project

in April 2018 and completed the works on time and in budget

by February 2019. Once the main works were completed

through funding from Federal Government’s Stronger

Community Fund and additional funding from the Kondinin

Community Recreation Council the internal works to the bar

and kitchen area and external landscaping were then

undertaken.

The proceedings began with a wonderful heartfelt Welcome to

Country by Don Collard who recognised the Kondinin

Community Recreation Centre as being an important meeting

place for sporting events as well as parties and weddings.

Shire President, Sue Meeking and CEO Mia Dohnt then

provided an overview of the project. Both Darren West MLC

and Rick Wilson, MP then spoke on the importance of this

facility in bringing local rural communities together. Kondinin

Community Recreation Council President, Glenn Browning

concluded proceedings with a fabulous speech on the role of

the KCRC and the Community Farm as the main drivers in

making this project happen.

Thank you to everyone that has been involved in the extensions to the Kondinin Community Recreation Centre. I would like to

especially recognise former Deputy CEO, Alan George who worked closely with ACORP during the main construction phase of the

project and the fabulous committee of the Kondinin Community Recreation Council, in particular President Glenn Browning, Secretary

Jen Henderer and Treasurer Drew Wilkins who the Shire have worked closely with from the beginning to the end of the project to

enable the completion of this fabulous new facility in which our whole community can now enjoy for many years to come.

Group photo of Shire of Kondinin community in front of the Kondinin Community



Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

WEEK 1

(RECYCL

E BIN

WEEK)

Hannah

Wallace

AREA 1

Jen

Henderer

AREA 1

Jo

McCubbing

AREA 2

Denis

McCubbing

AREA 1

Dave

MacPherson

AREA 2

WEEK 2

(NON-

RECYCLE

BIN

WEEK)

Margi Pool

AREA 1

Toni Smeed

AREA 2

Marilyn

Nelson

AREA 2

Tory Young

AREA 2

Andy completing the finishing touches to the new

landscaped area at the Kondinin Community Garden

RECENT HAPPENINGS AT THE KONDININ COMMUNITY GARDEN

With the old cricket pitch seeing better days, Andy and Steve from Reality Landscapes have been back to Kondinin to landscape and

reticulate this area at the community garden with a selection of native plants to complement the veggies and fruit trees already growing

at the Community Garden. We were also fortunate to have two fairies visit the community garden last Sunday. Thank you to the

Kondinin CRC for arranging this visit!

Watering Roster at Community Garden

NB* With the weather warming up if you can remember to do your watering that would be great!

AREA 1 (SOUTHERN SECTION OF GARDEN)

The handbags on the fence, the planter box on the men’s toilets, the mulberry tree, the plants behind the stand up sleepers near

the fire pit, the rosemary path and any other pots in this vicinity of the garden not connected to reticulation.

AREA 2 (NORTHERN SECTION OF GARDEN) Plants around the nature play area in the pots, beds and path, the plants behind the stand up sleepers and along the fence between garden and nature play area, the succulents in the bath tubs, the planter box

on ladies toilet, the pot plants under the kiosk and the planter boxes under the kiosk.

Fairies visit the Community Garden



LOTTERYWEST PRESENTATION IN KARLGARIN

Last Friday 25th October

2019 Karlgarin locals and

Sh i re o f Kond in in

Councillors braved the

flies and met with Darren

West, MLC at the

Karlgarin Gazebo to be

p r e s e n t e d w i t h a

c e r t i f i c a t e f r o m

L o t t e r y w e s t . T h e

certificate was for the $24,

803 that has been

awarded to the Shire of

Kondinin to go towards the

creation of interpretive signage to be included on 3 new granite seats made from local granite to be positioned around

town, a community wall with the names of past and present residents of Karlgarin, the preparation and installation of

two maps which depict all the lots and corresponding names of past and present owners of town and farm holdings in

the Karlgarin district, the engagement of Mike Fletcher to prepare a video recording of Karlgarin to be premiered at the

Centenary Event, a new swing within the newly landscaped area and advertising and entertainment for the Centenary

to be held on the weekend of the of 10th and 11th of October 2020.

Special mention to Karlgarin Progress Association executive committee members, Vanessa Spurr, Jill Fotheringhame

and Leonie James who have been working in close collaboration with the Shire in the preparation of the grant

application and in the delivery of this project. Frank James, Laurel Trestrail, Colin Richter, Barry James and Merle

Marsh have also been invaluable in their assistance in researching the past owners of the Karlgarin farm lots.

Thank you to those that were able to attend the

presentation of the Lotterywest grant. Both the Shire

and the Karlgarin Progress Association are very

grateful for this funding and are looking forward to

continuing to work together in the lead up to the

Centenary Event.

Presentation at Karlgarin Gazebo with Darren West, MLC

Lotterywest Certificate



Planning and Development Act 2005 Shire of Kondinin

Notice of public advertisement of planning proposal

The local government has received an application to develop and use land for the following purpose and public comments are invited.

Lot Nos: Lot 201 on DP68654, Lot 178 on DP219526 and Part Lot 202 on DP68654

Street: Marshall Street and Aylmore Road Suburb: Hyden

Proposal: Co-operative Bulk Handling Ltd is seeking approval to undertake expansion and upgrades to the Hyden Grain Receival site at the above mentioned lots. The project involves the widening of the truck marshalling area and a sealed, interconnected internal road; the shortening of two existing bulkheads (OBH’s); an additional four OBH’s with a total capacity of 163,200 tonnes on sealed pads covered with tarpaulins when filled with grain; two hopper pits, elevators and ground conveyors in between the OBH’s; a pad for future generator and compressor; the removal of existing and installation of a new weighbridge and hut and storm water drainage around the internal roads and OBH pads connected to a detention basin.

This development application will be formally considered and determined by the Joint Development Assessment Panel (JDAP), an independent decision making body comprising technical experts and elected local government members.

Details of the proposal are available for inspection at the local government office in Hyden and Kondinin or on the Shire’s website www.kondinin.wa.gov.au. Comments on the proposal may be submitted to the local government in writing on or before Friday 1st November 2019. Mia Dohnt Chief Executive Officer 7 October 2019

GARDENER WANTED

Expressions of interest for undertaking the gardening

requirements for West Court retirement village,

Yeerakine Lodge and the Kondinin Progress

Association units is sought from interested gardeners.

The time required to maintain the gardens will be

approximately 3 hours per fortnight, spread between

all 3 places.

We will need you to be able to mow lawns, spray

weeds and do pruning and weeding. Knowledge of

spraying requirements is essential.

Please contact Bet Young on 0428 891 044

KONDININ LIONS CLUB

The Kondinin Lions will be holding a

BBQ outside the Lions Shop

Thursday 31 October 2019

So head down and grab a Sausage

Sizzle, Cool Drink or Burger.



SHIRE OF KONDININ TOWN UPGRADE

Karlgarin Bowling Club In addition to the Gazebo area at Melba Street in Karlgarin been tidied up beautifully, more projects are coming up before the Centenary 2020. The Shire has been working with the Karlgarin Bowling Club and undertaken some new landscaping around the bowls rink. Below are some photos of the progress.

The Shire is excited to inform you that the installation of reticulation commenced on

Monday. Photos show the progress made as of yesterday. Our Manager of Works has

mentioned that the fully reticulated grassed oval will be completed by Monday next

week.

Kondinin Sporting Precinct, Reticulation Oval Upgrade



HYDEN SHARED PATHWAY PROJECT

As you may have noticed works have now almost been completed to construct a new dual pathway

from the Hyden IGA to the Hyden Travel Stop to compete the connection from the Hyden Town

Centre to Wave Rock. This project was made possible through funding from the Department of

Transport and the Shire of Kondinin. Once completed Hyden will have a continuous cycle and

pedestrian path from the town centre to Wave Rock that also will improve the aesthetics of the town

centre in the lead up to the Hyden Centenary in 2022.

New section from Hotel to Travel Stop New section from IGA to Town Hall

ROAD WORKS UPDATE - HYDEN & SURROUNDS

Works are scheduled to be undertaken on the East Hyden Bin Road and Lovering Road commencing

the week beginning the 4th November 2019 until the end of December 2019. These works are necessary for the expenditure of grant monies.

Reconstruction of Naughton Street is also scheduled to be undertaken during

this period.

We apologise for any inconvenience these works may cause.



KONDININ SWIMMING CLUB

PRE SEASON MEETING

MONDAY 4TH NOVEMBER 2019 @ 5.00PM

KONDININ COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTRE

All parents, carers and community members wishing to be involved in the Kondinin Swimming Club

Program this year are welcome to come along to discuss the 2019/2020 season.

If you are unable to attend at this time but are interested in being involved in swimming club this year

please contact Tory on 0412 913 211.

A reminder for all the Summer Sporting Clubs to update their details/fees etc

on-line through KidSport.

If anyone has difficulty with the on-line process please call the KidSport team in Leederville

9492 9911 or [email protected]

Practical Driving Assessment in Kondinin

Now operating a Local Booking List

20th November 2019

BOOKINGS CAN BE MADE 1-2 MONTHS IN

ADVANCE AT THE KONDININ &

HYDEN LICENSING CENTRES

mailto:[email protected]



PROHIBITED BURNING PERIOD 1st November - 15th February

No burning allowed



School Bus School Bus Services (SBS) will put on a bus next year if we get 6 students. Anyone requiring a new service must contact Daniel Hills at SBS in writing by the end of Week 4 Term 4 (8th November 2019). Please also let Sarah or Naomi know of your intention to enrol your child at KPS.

Daniel’s contact details are: Daniel Hills Contract Officer – Eastern Wheatbelt | School Bus Services Public Transport Authority of Western Australia Public Transport Centre, West Parade, Perth, 6000 PO Box 8125, Perth Business Centre, WA, 6849 Tel: (08) 9326 2463 Fax: (08) 9326 2781 Email: [email protected]




TENNIS HOT SHOTS Hot Shots will be commencing on Monday 4th

November 2019 and continue every Monday for 6 weeks.

Group 1 (Kindy to Grade 1) Time: 3.45PM to 4.10PM Group 2 (Grade 2 to Grade 4) Time: 4.15pm to 5.00pm Group 3 (Grade 5 and above) Time: 4.15PM to 5.00pm Cost is $5 per person which includes membership to the Kondinin Tennis Club. Please bring a water bottle and a hat. Tennis racquets provided or bring your own. Any queries please contact Tammy on 0409 514 048 or Tory on 0412 913 211.



ROAD SAFETY COMMUNITY GRANTS — Project Grants Who can apply? Groups to implement road safety projects. These are usually 12 month projects with a plan to be sustainable after funding. How much can I apply for? A maximum amount of $25,000. How to apply? Applications must be made electronically via https://rsc.smartygrants.com.au/applicant/login. If you require more information please contact Grants Officer on 1300 999 772 or [email protected] Applications close: last Friday of March, June, September and December at 5.00pm

COMMUNITY GRANT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES Are you a community group or local club that is looking for project or event support and assistance?

The Shire has compiled a list of possible grant funding sources that you may be eligible to apply.

MANUFACTURING MODERNISATION FUND Who can apply? An incorporated small to medium sized manufacturing business How much can I apply for? From $50,000 to $100,00 for small scale technology and efficiency investments. How to Apply? Go on line to www.business.gov.au/MMF Applications Close: 31st October 2019

Please note that this list is not exhaustive and will continue to be updated If you require any assistance in applying for these grants or know of other similar grants that are

currently available please do not hesitate to contact the Shire’s Manager Planning and Development, Tory Young on 9889 1006 or [email protected]

LOTTERYWEST GRANTS Who can apply? Local Governments and incorporated and un-incorporated organisations How much can I apply for? Lotterywest accept applications from $1000 upwards and for un-incorporated organisations or those not registered for GST a maximum amount of $15,000. How to apply? Applications for Lotterywest Grants are to be completed on line via the following link: lotterywest.wa.gov.au Applications close: Lotterywest Grants are open all year round and have a number of different categories such as furniture and equip-ment, community outdoor spaces, community events, vehicles and heritage and conversation. It generally takes at least 3 months from the

REGIONAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW DEVELOPMENT GRANTS PROGRAM Who can apply? Indigenous Corporation, Company, Cooperative, Incorporated & Unincorporated Association, Partnership. How much can I apply for? Agricultural show societies can apply for $20 million fund to upgrade showgrounds and build new attractions. How to apply? Applications can be made through https://forms.business.gov.au/smartforms/servlet/SmartForm.html?formCode=PRD00-RAS&FRID=4-CIQWV0J&RegID=4-CIK17E0 . If you require more information please contact 1800020283 or Email to [email protected] Applications close: 13-Dec-19

2019/20 TARGETED PARTICIPATION PROGRAM (TPP) Who can apply? Community Organisations - Organisations that facilitate activities and/or deliver training and/or partner with Peak Bodies/State Sporting Associations to deliver sport and active recreation industry outcomes throughout WA. How much can I apply for? $50,001 - $150,000 per annum How to apply? Applications can be downloaded from https://www.dlgsc.wa.gov.au/funding/sport-and-recreation-funding/targeted-participation-program and submit the following via email [email protected]. If you require more information please contact Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries on 61 8 9492 9700 . Applications close: 21 Oct 2019


https://forms.business.gov.au/smartforms/servlet/SmartForm.html?formCode=PRD00-RAS&FRID=4-CIQWV0J&RegID=4-CIK17E0

https://forms.business.gov.au/smartforms/servlet/SmartForm.html?formCode=PRD00-RAS&FRID=4-CIQWV0J&RegID=4-CIK17E0


https://www.dlgsc.wa.gov.au/funding/sport-and-recreation-funding/targeted-participation-program

https://www.dlgsc.wa.gov.au/funding/sport-and-recreation-funding/targeted-participation-program




CALENDAR DATES

31st October Due Date for Dog & Cat Registration

Kondinin Lions BBQ

1st November Prohibited Burning Period starts

2nd November Hyden Swimming Pool Open

4th November Kondinin Swimming Club Pre Season Meeting

Tennis Hots Shots

8th November Children's Week in Hyden —The Lulus

12th November WA Seniors Week - Dame Edna in Bruce Rock

13th November Book Fairs at Kondinin Primary School

15th November Free Seminar for Parents at Hyden Primary School—Triple P

20th November Practical Driving Assessment

Council Meeting in Hyden CRC 4.30pm

If you would like to include a notice or receive the Weekly Echo via Email please contact [email protected] or 9889 1006 before 10am Tuesday

Local Community Group Notices are Free!!!

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Fire, Medical, Police Emergency 000 Kondinin Hospital 9894 1222 Narrogin Hospital 9881 0333 Shire of Kondinin 9889 1006 Streetlight Fault 1800 622 008 Harvest Ban Info Line 9487 2190 Police Station 13 14 44 Kondinin Doctors Surgery 9889 1753 - Mon & Wed Kulin Doctors Surgery 9880 1315 - Tues& Fri Hyden Doctors Surgery 0429 082 746 - Thursday Mainroads 138 138 - road fault / pothole / hazard Water Corporation 13 13 75 - pipe leak / burst / no water Western Power 13 13 51 - fault / outages / electrical fault Telstra 13 22 00

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