Council News #194 - 12 May 2018

INSIDE: ROAD WORKS UPDATE, MARY KIDSON RECOGNISED + MORE

Council News CITY OF WAGGA WAGGA

Issue No: 194

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FIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 12 MAY 2018

Fitz live a banger

Crowds of music lovers flocked to Fitzmaurice Street on Saturday for the second Fitz Live event organised by Wagga Wagga City Council.

Visitor Economy & Events Coordinator Fiona Hamilton was thrilled with the response.

“The atmosphere along Fitzmaurice Street was energetic and enthusiastic, with

people turning out in even greater numbers than the first event held in March,” she said. “Fitz Live is a strong indication that events which support live and local music have great support in the community.”

“As well as the very talented bands and musicians, many of our tourism partners at the 11 venues put a lot of effort into making the

event such a success. A huge vote of thanks to Kidsons Cycles, CAVE Restaurant & Bar, Eastern Riverina Arts, The Pavilion Hotel, Uneke Lounge, Knights Meats & Deli, Thirsty Crow, Thaigga, Café Sonder, Romano’s Hotel, Giuseppe’s Restaurant & Bar.” Fitz Live was made possible with the support of Create NSW and Live Music Office.

MAKING A SPLASH: The Rockpools entertain the crowd at Romano’s during last weekend’s second Fitz Live, which saw 11 venues host a diverse range of musical acts.

Lake Albert algae alert lowered The blue-green algae alert for the majority of Lake Albert has been lowered, with a 30m exclusion zone in place at the northern and eastern shore of the lake.

Blue-green algae is still visually present in the exclusion zone and Council advises the community against making contact with the

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water in this area, or where an algal scum can be seen.

Council regularly conducts water quality monitoring at Lake Albert in line with National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) guidelines, with the current alert first issued on 21 December 2017.

For an alert to be downgraded there must be two consecutive samples at a low level and no algal scums present.

Samples have returned lower levels of

cyanobacteria and Council staff have been working closely with the organisers of this weekend’s Barry Carne Interstate Ski Challenge to minimise any impact on the event.

“Staff have been regularly testing the water throughout the alert period and while there have been lower readings at times, the algae has still been visually present,” Wagga Wagga City Council’s Manager Environment and City Compliance Mark Gardiner said.

“A range of factors contribute to higher blue-green algae levels and at Lake Albert

the continuing warm weather and low rainfall have seen the algae persist for a number of months.

“With the current cold weather pattern there has been a significant reduction in the blue-green algae present in the lake and the westerly winds are containing it to the north and east sections of the lake.

“We have put a 30m exclusion zone in place in this section, which is marked with signs on the shore and buoys on the water.”

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SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON DUNNS ROAD

Community members are invited to share their thoughts on the long-term future of Dunns Road at a drop-in session on 21 May. In the lead up to the 2016 federal election, it was announced Council would receive a $2.5M grant for Dunns Road, to be matched by Council.

At the September 2017 Council Meeting, it was

presented to Council at a coming meeting.

“The independent consultants are undertaking an in-depth study, reviewing the existing design for Dunns Road and determining the scope of works that would be required to upgrade it,” he said.

“They will also be taking into account the traffic flowon effects if Dunns Road was upgraded and they are looking

resolved to engage a consultant to determine the scope and cost of works required to upgrade Dunns Road, as initial costings found the project may exceed the $5M budget.

Council’s Manager Technical and Strategy Peter Ross said the consultants will be in Wagga Wagga later this month to gather community feedback, which will be compiled with the technical information and costings before being

forward to hearing the thoughts of nearby residents and the wider community so they can provide a complete picture of the project to Council.”

Along with the community drop-in session, residents can share their thoughts on Dunns Road online at waggaview. com.au from 14 to 23 May. Additional meetings will also be held with groups that have submitted recent petitions to Council on Dunns Road.

DUNNS ROAD CONSULTATION

• Monday 21 May, 12.30pm to 1.30pm: Petitioners for closing Dunns Road (Council Meeting Room, cnr Baylis and Morrow streets) • Monday 21 May, 6pm to 7pm: Petitioners for sealing Dunns Road (Uranquinty Community Hall, Baker Street) • Tuesday 22 May, 12.30pm to 1.30pm: General public (Council Meeting Room, cnr Baylis and Morrow streets) Have your say online at waggaview.com.au from 14 to 23 May.

ALGAE ALERT DOWNGR ADED

catchment project are WORK CONTINUES also complete and Council is now looking ON LONG-TERM at grant options to fund OPTIONS TO the works.”

IMPROVE WATER Council has also been QUALITY Along with monitoring liaising with researchers from Sydney University, the current situation at who have expressed an Lake Albert, staff have been investigating long- interest in studying the term options to increase lake and have applied for state funding to water levels and undertake the project. improve water quality.

WHAT IS BLUE“Council has been GREEN ALGAE investigating a range AND WHY DOES IT of options to manage APPEAR IN LAKE water quality at Lake ALBERT? Albert,” Strategic Asset Planner (Parks Blue-green algae can & Recreation) Ben appear as specking, Creighton said. suspended clumps or as algal scums that take the “These are still high form of green or yellow level concepts to be discoloured slicks on the researched further so water surface. we can assess how effective they may be Algal blooms generally in improving the lake’s occur in waters rich in water quality. nutrients and thrives in “The designs, costings dry, warm conditions. and modelling for the “Lake Albert’s water Tatton stormwater level is reliant on From front page

stormwater from the catchment area,” Mr Gardiner said.

“Conditions have been highly favourable for blue-green algae growth with little rain this year and warmer weather continuing through autumn.

“Along with thriving in warm conditions, blue-green algae is found in waterways high in nutrients, particularly phosphorus. Without regular rainfall, Lake Albert receives a high dose of nutrients from the stormwater when it does rain, such as from fertiliser and animal faeces, which can cause blue-green algae to persist.

“With cooler weather and rain forecast, the cyanobacteria will become less prevalent and we will continue to monitor the lake closely.”

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WEEK

OVERHAUL: The road rehabilitation works at Urana Street began this week, with more than a thousand tonnes of asphalt laid so far.

Urana Street works underway Road rehabilitation works on a 700m stretch of Urana Street got underway this week, with more than a thousand tonnes of asphalt laid before the wet weather set in on Friday.

Urana Street from Mitchelmore Street to Bourke Street is undergoing asphalt heavy patching from 7 May until 18 May, weather permitting. The new road will be have about 200mm of asphalt, with two lower structural layers of asphalt and a top wearing course for improved ride quality, lower

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road noise and improved skid resistance.

Works were cancelled on Friday due to the wet weather and will restart on Monday 14 May. As works are taking place from 7am to 5pm weekdays, Council has arranged traffic control in Blamey Street as a temporary school zone arrangement for Turvey Park Public School due to Halloran Street being inaccessible for buses.

For more information on changes to traffic conditions, visit wagga.nsw.gov.au/roads.

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MOTHER’S DAY GARDEN HIGH TEA AND LUNCH

Sun 13 May, 10am – 3pm Roseleigh Manor, Pattersons Road, Harefield. Ph: 6928 4420

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Thu 17 May, 1.10pm St John’s Anglican Church, 6-12 Church St. Ph: 6925 3522

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Fri 18 May, From 7pm Mirage Room, Wagga RSL Club, Dobbs Street. Ph 02 6926 9700

AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL

Fri 18 May, 5.30pm Forum 6 Cinemas, 77 Trail Street. www.aiaf.info

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For support in organising your event, contact Council’s events unit at events@wagga.nsw.gov. au or 1300 292 442 Mon to Fri. To promote your event or for a full list of events call 1300 100 122. visitwagga.com

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N AT I O N A L E M E R G I N G A RT G L A S S PRIZE EXHIBITION NOW ON STALWARTS: As part of Family Day Care Week, Patron of WWRFDC Mary Kidson (second from left) was recognised along with Educators (L to R) Maureen Curry, Helen Hillier, Shannon Carroll, Rebecca Pollard and Sheryl Simpson for their decades of service.

PATRON MARY KIDSON RECOGNISED IN FAMILY DAY CARE WEEK EVENTS

Celebrations to mark this year’s Family Day Care Week were held on Tuesday 8 May, with an open day for families, a presentation to mark the service of five educators, and the renaming of the Wagga Wagga Regional Family Day Care (WWRFDC) hall in recognition of patron, Mary Kidson.

WWRFDC Manager Kym Stewart said the play session hall at the Botanic Gardens was renamed the Mary Kidson Hall to recognise the work of Family Day Care service founder Mary Kidson.

“Mary Kidson is the patron of WWRFDC and maintains an active role in the promotion of

the service today,” she said.

“The hall is a wonderful resource and focal point for Family Day Care where we operate a play session three days per week. It also has a mobile play session for rural villages, with an artist in residence providing a diverse program for children.

“Family Day Care Week is a celebration of the unique education and care that WWRFDC provides through small groups in the home of a registered and qualified Educator.”

On the same day, five educators including Maureen Curry, were

recognised for their dedication and commitment as educators.

Maureen, who has been an educator for 35 years, has cared for 162 children in her home since she started with WWRFDC in April, 1983.

Other educators recognised for their service to WWRFDC were Helen Hillier (30 years), Sheryl Simpson (25 years) and Shannon Carroll and Rebecca Pollard for their 10 years of service respectively.

Wagga Wagga Regional Family Day Care provides quality education and care for children up to 13 years of age in the homes of Family Day Care educators.

A three-metre installation of kilnformed glass across two panels has been revealed as the winner of the National Emerging Art Glass Prize 2018.

Artist Rose-Mary Faulkner was recognised for her work Continuum (pictured) at the opening of the prize exhibition at the National Art Glass Gallery on 4 May. The winning piece will now be acquired for Wagga Wagga Art Gallery’s National Art Glass Collection. Ms Faulkner will receive a fully paid residency at North Lands Creative Glass in Scotland, one of the world’s most prestigious centres for the study and development of glass art.

The Friends of the Wagga Wagga Art Gallery have also provided a prize of $4000 to assist Ms Faulkner in this residency.

“My current work presents a study of my own body from the restricted, subjective line of sight we have of ourselves, aiming to map the female figure through abstracted and layered

photographic imagery in order to analyse form and surface,” Ms Faulkner said.

“I investigate ways to observe and experience the body, expressed visually through soft dappled imagery, evocative of feeling and sensation.”

The exhibition was launched by 2014 winner Sarah Humphrey and the prize itself was judged by two of Australia’s most respected experts in the field of glass, glass artist Bethany Wheeler and industry specialist Suzanne Brett.

The judges also awarded two highly commended certificates to Clare Peters for her fused glass work Hope Upheld and Namdoo Kim for his set of nine core-cast pieces Expendable Being.

Both of the highly commended artists will also receive an award of $1000 provided by the Wollundry Too Art Group.

The National Emerging Art Glass Prize 2018 exhibition will be on display in the National Art Glass Gallery at Wagga Wagga Art Gallery until 29 July.

Applications open for Tourism Partner Program

Applications for the Wagga Tourism Partner Program open this month, with local businesses encouraged to participate in the rewarding Wagga Wagga City Council initiative.

Visitor Economy and Events Coordinator Fiona Hamilton said the second year of the program was a success, with partner numbers growing from 70 to 122, including 10 other councils, and she expected this number to increase in the coming year as more businesses see the benefits of the partnership program.

“In 2017/18 we held seven industry member workshops and produced

three new publications: a Conference and Function Guide, Wagga Wagga and Surrounds Visitor Guide, Wagga Wagga and Surrounds Discovery Map with a selection of partners also collaborating on new micro festivals like Fitz Live,” she said.

Annually, 1.4 million visitors choose Wagga as a destination for short or long stays for work or leisure and spent about $340M at local businesses.

The innovative program is an opportunity for local tourism-related businesses to partner with Visit Wagga marketing campaigns, visitor publications, event collaborations and tap into industry

development and support.

“We’ve tweaked the 2018/19 program, our third, in response to feedback from our partners,” Ms Hamilton said.

“Changes include tiered membership options, which will be open to all businesses within the Wagga Wagga Local Government area and businesses within 120km of Wagga.

“There’ll be additional print publications introduced, in response to the popularity of the current collateral. In addition, we’ll offer more industry networking and workshop opportunities.”

Owner of Cave BBQ, Jason Crowley, is a

current tourism partner. “Becoming a Wagga Tourism Partner has opened up a whole new range of opportunities to not only grow and develop what we offer to visitors, but to interact and network with other partners to collaborate and drive increased visitation to our region,” he said.

Businesses and other organisations can sign up for the Wagga Tourism Partner Program at any time during the year, but to be included in the 2018/19 Visitor Guide they will need to join by 13 June.

Find more information and a copy of the program prospectus at visitwagga.com/partners.

Where is Council’s budget spent?

Share your thoughts on Dunns Road Drop-in sessions

• Monday 21 May, 12.30pm to 1.30pm: Petitioners for closing Dunns Road (Council Meeting Room, cnr Baylis and Morrow streets) • Monday 21 May, 6pm to 7pm: Petitioners for sealing Dunns Road (Uranquinty Community Hall, Baker Street) • Tuesday 22 May, 12.30pm to 1.30pm: General public (Council Meeting Room, cnr Baylis and Morrow streets) Can't make a meeting?

Have your say online at www.waggaview.com.au from Monday 14 May to Wednesday 23 May

Below is a breakdown of Council’s spending for every $100 in the proposed 2018/2019 Draft Budget.

Find out more about the budget, services and projects for next year at waggaview.com.au

$32.97

Major works & construction

$3.10

Governance & administration

$1.76

Public order & safety

$0.85

$13.07

$3.13

Waste management

Library & community services

$14.24

$16.14

$7.49

Environment

Sewer services

Parks, recreation & culture

Roads, footpaths & drainage maintenance

$1.00 Health

$3.96

Housing & community amenites

$2.28

Economic affairs

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MITCHELL ROAD WORKS CONTINUE

The second stage of 1km of road rehabilitation works at Mitchell Road (between Cummins Road and Gregadoo Road) are well underway.

The road pavement height was raised to improve the road quality, and additional works were undertaken to raise the height of adjacent driveways and improve drainage.

Next week a gravel base will be laid across the prepared road base. Works extend to Silverwood Road where 100 metres was prepared and stabilised this week in preparation for sealing at the same time as Mitchell Road.

Sealing is scheduled for 25 May, weather permitting. The final product will be sealed roads that are suitable to accommodate the increasing volume of heavy vehicle traffic on the road.

Stop/go traffic controls are in place with temporary closures at times. The site is open to traffic at the end of each day. wagga.nsw.gov.au/roads

TAKE COVER: Samantha Parsell, Daryl Maguire MP, Janice Summerhayes and Mark Gardiner at the funding announcement for two campaigns which target the illegal dumping of rubbish and unsecured loads.

F U N D I N G FLOWS FO R LIT T E R R E DU C TI O N PROG R A M S

This week Council received $101,595 funding from the State Government for two litter reduction campaigns which will target illegal dumping and litter prevention programs.

The first campaign, funded by a $39,095 grant, kicks off this month and aims to reduce litter along the access roads to the Gregadoo Waste Management Centre (GWMC).

Environmental Education Officer Samantha Parsell says the focus of the campaign is to educate GWMC users to cover their loads when travelling to the facility via Mitchell, Gregadoo and Ashfords roads.

“The message is to securely cover your load, and prevent things like unwanted household materials, green waste and packaging materials from escaping and littering the roadside,” she said.

“Not only is the litter unattractive, it’s costly to clean up and can land drivers with fines and a loss of licence points. The penalty for unsecured or overhanging loads is three demerit points and a $439 fine; uncollected rubbish that falls off the back of a load attracts the same fine.

The project will kick off with an initial

site clean-up of Mitchell, Gregadoo and Ashfords Roads, followed by an education campaign through local radio, newspaper and social media.

“Signs will be installed on the access roads to GWMC to remind drivers about the importance of covering loads and the potential fines for noncompliance.

“Following the education campaigns, Council compliance officers will undertake a number enforcement blitzes at GWMC and issue fines for uncovered loads.”

At the conclusion of the campaign there will be a clean-up along the target roads to measure whether the target of a 30 percent reduction in waste has been met.

COVER YOUR LOAD SECURELY

• Penalties for uncovered loads includes the loss of three demerit points and $439 fine.

• Uncollected rubbish that falls off the back of a load attracts the same fine.

• If you see someone littering from a vehicle, report them and a fine of $250 for an individual and $500 for a corporation can be issued. Report your sightings at epa.nsw.gov.au.

Public Notices EXHIBITION OF THE DRAFT COMBINED DELIVERY PROGRAM AND OPERATIONAL PLAN 2018/2019, DRAFT LONG TERM FINANCIAL PLAN 2018/2028 AND DRAFT FEES AND CHARGES 2018/2019

website www.waggaview. com.au Submission Procedure: Persons wishing to make a submission in relation to the draft plans should do so prior to the close of the exhibition period.

Submissions should be in writing and may be delivered to Wagga Wagga City Council or mailed to the General Manager, Wagga Wagga City Council, PO Box 20 Council’s draft Combined Wagga Wagga, NSW Delivery Program 2650, emailed to council@ and Operational Plan wagga.nsw.gov.au or 2018/2019, draft Long submitted through Term Financial Plan the Wagga View site.

2018/2028 and draft Persons making written 2018/2019 are now on submissions regarding public exhibition. These document provide details the above draft plans of the Council’s proposed are advised that any submission received within budgets, services and the submission period projects for delivery.

Council invites submission will be subject to the Government Information on the draft documents.

(Public Access) Act 2009 Inspection Venue: The draft plans are available for and the Privacy and Personal Information review at Wagga Wagga Protection Act (PIPPA) and City Council, Cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts, Wagga Wagga may be attached to the final report, in its entirety within the exhibition or in part, to Council unless period. The draft plans can also be accessed from explicitly requested by the person making the Council’s Wagga View

Contact us p 1300 292 442 e council@wagga.nsw.gov.au w www.wagga.nsw.gov.au a Civic Centre Cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650

C OUNCIL ME E T ING S NO W F OR T NIGH T LY

Wagga Wagga City Council will be holding two ordinary meetings a month for the remainder of 2018, starting on Monday 14 May. The meeting will be held in the Council Meeting Room from 6pm, or community members can view the meeting online at wagga.nsw.gov.au/watchlive.

The trial of fortnightly meetings aims to improve the responsiveness and efficiency of Council in dealing with Council business. Currently, if an item is deferred it would be delayed until the next month’s meeting.

The fortnightly meeting trial will address this and will then be reviewed at the end of the trial period to assess the anticipated advantages and assess any disadvantages.

Council has also streamlined the en globo process, which is when a report is adopted as recommended without debate. Confidential reports will go through the en globo process at the same time as open Council reports rather than waiting until the confidential session of Council.

submission that they do Directorate on 1300 292 not wish this to occur. Any 442. questions relating to the draft plans may be referred RFT 2018-28 FOOTPATH to Council’s Corporate Strategy Coordinator on NETWORK 1300 292 442.

CONSTRUCTION -

WAGGA WAGGA TIDY TOWNS, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY COMMITTEE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Wagga Wagga Tidy Towns, Sustainable Community Committee will be holding its AGM on Tuesday 22 May 2018 at 5pm in the Council Meeting Room, Civic Centre corner of Baylis and Morrow Streets. Members of the community are invited to attend. The Committee is always looking for new members to join in the spirit of the Keep Australia Beautiful campaign and become involved in their community.

If you are interested in joining, contact the chairperson, John Rumens on 6926 3447 or Wagga Wagga City Council’s Community Services

STAGE 2

RFT 2018-543 EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (EAP) SERVICES

Is your shed in a shambles? If it’s time for a clean up at your place, then we’ve got good news - Free Tip Day is on Sunday 20 May. There will be no charge to dispose of household rubbish, garden waste and mixed recyclables at Gregadoo Waste Management Centre (GWMC), which is open from 7am to 4.30pm.

Special wastes such as tyres, builders waste, refrigerative items, mattresses and gas bottles are not included in the free disposal day and will be charged as per normal fees and charges. Free disposal is limited to cars, vans, utes and single axle trailers only.

Don’t forget polystyrene, cardboard, automotive batteries, paint (up to Assistance Program Services” are invited and will be received by the undersigned until 2pm Wednesday 30 May 2018. Council is seeking to engage the services of external providers to conduct confidential, independent face-to-face counselling for employees, and their immediate family, with work-related or personal problems.

Enquiries: Council’s WH&S

100l), motor oil (up to 20l), televisions and computers are accepted free of charge at GWMC every day.

Residents are also reminded to secure their loads when travelling to the tip.

The Free Tip Day will be the final one in the current format, with an annual pre-booked hard rubbish collection to be introduced as part of the new kerbside waste service.

This will assist residents with the disposal of larger items that cannot fit in the regular kerbside service and who have had difficulty accessing Free Tip Day events.

More details on the hard rubbish collection service will be available soon. yourwaste.com.au Advisor Julie Philpott, 02 6926 9284 or philpott. julie@wagga.nsw.gov.au.

A non-refundable fee of $110.00 will be charged for each hard copy of the Specification or specifications at nil cost can be accessed from www.tenderlink.com/ wagga.

Suitably endorsed Tenders marked “RFT201828 Footpath Network Construction – Stage 2” are invited and will be received Suitably endorsed Peter Thompson, by the undersigned until Quotations marked General Manager 2pm Wednesday 30 “RFT2018-543 Employee May 2018. The Contract is a lump sum Contract for the construction of new sections of footpath and installation of pram ramps in various suburbs of Wagga Wagga. Tenders will be assessed on a number of criteria. Tenderers are advised that the lowest TEMPORARY BUSINESS SUPPORT OFFICER or any Tender will not 12 Month Term Contract necessarily be accepted.

A pre-tender site briefing Remuneration: Minimum $1,993.00 gpf + super is to occur on Monday Enquiries: Caroline Angel or Maree Ingram - (02) 6926 9401 14 May 2018. Further Closing Date: Friday, 25 May 2018 details of the briefing are contained in the tendering documentation.

Enquiries: Council’s Project Coordinator Kylie Crouch, crouch.kylie@wagga.nsw. gov.au.

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for each hard copy of the Specification or specifications at nil cost can be accessed from www.tenderlink.com/ wagga.

Free Tip Day on May 20

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