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AUGUST 2019 Your Community 1 A FREE PUBLICATION FOR THE COMMUNITIES OF CLARENCE AND SORELL www.easternshoresun.com.au AUGUST 2019 Your community. Your backyard. Your newspaper. CLARENCE KAYAK TRAIL MAKES A SPLASH Alicia Sargent and Alex Nicholson try out the Clarence Kayak Trail, which has been recognised with an Award of Excellence. FULL STORY PAGE 2 Discover our August HUGE range of gardening tips on page 4 landscape products: ► PINEBARKS ► LOAMS BELLERIVE DENTURE CLINIC ► DECORATIVE GRAVELS ► AGGREGATES Stephen Hassett ► MANURES Dental Prosthetist ► LIMES ► PLANTS Over 33 years experience ► FIRE WOOD DELIVERIES TO ALL AREAS ► BAG PRODUCTS Phone: 6248 4994 ► AND MUCH MORE! 6244 6564 131 PITTWATER ROAD Monday - Friday: 8am - 4.30pm www.dentas.com.au [email protected] TRADING Saturday: 9am - 4.30pm, Sunday: 10am - 3pm 9 Clarence Street Bellerive 7018 CAMBRIDGE HOURS Closed Public Holidays 2 2 Eastern Shore Sun August 2019 Community News Clarence Kayak Trail Council News Fire Management CLARENCECouncil CITYMeetings COUNCIL ParksFireWORKS: Management and AUGUST-SEPTEMBER ReservesEvents • OngoingMaintenance parks of maintenance. walking tracks in natural Key decisions at the council meetings held on Roadsareas and Tangara Trail. KeyKey issues issues at at the the Council Council meeting meeting of 23 of May • PotholeOvalsFESTIVAL pesticide repairs program. OF in Tranmere, VOICES Seven 24Key June, issuesissues 8, 22at at andthe the 29Council Council July 2019:meeting meeting of of • Maintenance of natural areas as per the makes a splash and 6 June 2016 included: 1517 AugustOctober and 2016 5 September included: 2016 included: • MileOvals herbicideBeach, Cremorne,program South Arm Agreed26 September to: 2016 included: various Natural Area Management Plans. •• AdoptedAdopted thea Strategic 2016/2017 Plan Budget for 2016-2026. and Capital Expenditure and Clifton Beach. FROM FRONT PAGE “The Clarence “We are delighted to moves on to the AILA • Program.SupportAdopted a Clarencedraft Strategic as Planthe 2016-2026location asfor a basisthe forState • Commencement of firebreak clearing on • Agreed to to consult initiate the an community amendment on the to Lauderdalethe Planning Urban •Fire Ongoing Management footpath replacement Kayak Trail is unique to have been recognised National Awards, which • Agreedcommunity to undertake consultation. community consultation on the Draft Council property. THE Clarence Kayak Government’s proposed new Hobart high school. • program.Maintenance ofEvents natural areas as per the Tasmania and we’re not by the AILA for this will be announced in • PindosAdoptedExpansionScheme Park theto Feasibility Management incorporateAnnual Plan Study. 2016/17.Plan.a new Bellerive Bluff Specific Trail has been formally • Request Waste Strategy South collaborate with • Asphaltvarious Natural works Area and Management safety Plans. • AdoptedAgreedArea Plan. to an consult amended the communityPindos Park on Management a Draft Community Plan. Events recognised for its inno- aware of anything like it wonderful resource and October 2019. the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, • improvementsCommencementExhibition: of onHousematesfireb Clarencereak clearing Street, on • AcceptedSafety PlanWorks a fortender 2016-2021. for– June/Julythe provision of2016 the Annual Hard vation by taking out the on mainland Australia,” I would encourage those The waterproof • WaterAgreed toand undertake the Environment community consultation to investigate on a draft the Exhibition:Bellerive.Council24 property. September The Eastern– 9 October Shore • bushfireWasteAgreed Collectionto consultmanagement the Service. community strategy. on a draft Kangaroo Bay – 1 - 9 July 2016 Award of Excellence for he said. in our community who Clarence Kayak Trail Roadsformation of a “reduce illegal dumping squad” in • RoadCommunity Rosnyreconstruction Cottage, Photography Rosny Farmworks on Rosny Park Cultural/Creative Precinct - Development Policy The Barn, Rosny Farm “With 191 kilo- have not yet explored brochure can be pur- • Pothole repairs: Richmond, Cambridge, Dulcot and Rokeby. Sycamore Road,Exhibition Hawthorn Road Park and Open Space southernFramework. Tasmania. Events • Gravel road grading: as required based on inspections. Exhibition: Poochibald Art Prize Projects in the Austral- metres of diverse coast- the trail to consider chased from Council of- • SupportWorks removing – September/OctoberOctober/November the Urban Growth Boundary 2016 and14 Lantana October –Road, 6 November Risdon 2016 Vale; •• Guide Accepted post a replacement tender for the continues: construction various of the locations. Kangaroo Bay BanawarraExhibition:SchoolhouseEXHIBITIONS1-9 Road October Gallery,A Stitch and 2016 ATRosny Melitain THE Time:Farm Court, ian Institute of Land- line, the development doing so.” fi ces and The Tasmanian fromPavilion the at KangarooSouthern Bay. Tasmanian Regional Land Use Roads• Concreting of gravel paths: Opossum Bay Park. SCHOOLHOUSEGeilstonBiennialSchoolhouse Bay; Textile Gallery, and GALLERY Diosma andRosny FibreFarm Street AND scape Architects (AILA) of a kayak trail was the An Award of Ex- Map Centre for $9.60. Strategy, as it relates to Clarence, to increase the Festival: ExhibitionSeafarer’s Festival •• PotholeConstruction Accepted repairs: a tenderof gravelOtagoRose for Bay, access:Bay,the Lindisfarneannual Rosny from andreseal Bastick andBellerive. and GeilstonStreet micro-surfacing to Bay.Kangaroo and MorrisbyBARN Street, Rokeby. Tasmania Awards. obvious choice to en- cellence is the highest An electronic copy supplyprogram offor residential 2016-17. land. 11Festival: November23 October Dog’s – 4 December 2016 Day Out2016 hance the diverse range honour that a project of the brochure and • GravelBay Skate road Park. grading as required based on inspections. • Kerb andBellerive gutter Boardwalk works on Tianna Launched in late • Rescind its decision on providing in-principle Workshop:Road,Schoolhouse Lindisfarne.2 ReedOctober Gallery, Pen 2016 Rosny and Farm Black of recreational activities can receive and only maps of the trails can be • GuideReconstruction post replacement of retaining continues wall: Elwood at various Drive. locations. 2018 by Clarence support for the creation of a new suburb InkRosny Drawing Farm • PreparationConstructionWorks –for of November/DecemberRosnyresealing Hill inRoad Spinifex shared Road path. and Fuchsia 2016 Road in •E xhibition:Various reseal Artists preparation with Conviction work in City Council, the we offer and showcase one such award is given found on the Clarence • Preparation for resealing in Spinifex Road and Fuchsia Road in Exhibition:13 July Still 2016 Wild, Still • RisdonConstructionnamed Vale. ‘Howrah of DDA crossings Gardens’, in Spinifex and instead Road. provide Risdon24 October Vale –and 13 NovemberHowrah. 2016 a different way to see in a category. City Council website at RoadsRisdon Vale. Exhibition:School HouseThreatened The Gallery, Eastern Rosny FarmShore Clarence Kayak Trail • Reconstructionin-principle of support shared path for near a boundary Rosny Treatment change Plant. The Barn, Rosny Farm our city. The project now www.ccc.tas.gov.au. • PreparationPothole repairs: for resealingBellerive, inTranmere, Dover Court Howrah, and Pindari Seven MileStreet in Drainage9Community December 2016 Photography – 8 January 2017 details eight coastal to Howrah and Rokeby and seek community DrainageHowrah.Beach. • StormwaterExhibition:ExSchoolhousehibition:Exhibition AnimalworksGallery,A Stitch onRosny Madness inSouth Time:Farm paddle trails around feedback on this. ArmBiennial14 Road, October SouthTextile – 6 November Arm; and Waverley 2016Fibre • PreparationGravelOngoing road cleaning gradingfor resealing of asopen required in drains. Avoca based Street on in inspections. Lindisfarne. 18 June – 10 July 2016 Clarence suitable for • Call on the state government to address the Street,Concert:Schoolhouse Bellerive; ClarenceExhibition Gallery, and RosnyCarols Oakbank Farm and • GuideConstructionMinor postdrainage replacement of new works concrete as continues required. wicket at at various Wentworth locations. Sports School House Gallery, Rosny Farm beginners through to Residential & • Construction of footpath on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay. Road,11 November Otago. – 4 December 2016 • Ground.Constructionstate’s growing of stormwater health line: crisis. corner of Esplanade and Lewis Christmas Concert advanced kayakers in a • ConstructionPreparation forof roadsideresealing verge in Spinifex maintenance. Road and Fuchsia Road in Festival:Schoolhouse11 Seafarer’sDecember Gallery, 2016Rosny Festival Farm Commercial • ConstructionAvenue, Seven of Milefootpath Beach. on Rosny Hill Road near Rose Bay ParksExhibition: and CityReserves of Clarence Open Approved:Risdon Vale. Bellerive23 October Boardwalk 2016 waterproof, tear-proof High School. • ConstructionArt Exhibition of the South Arm ParksDrainage•• PreparationThe andappointment for Reserves resealing of in a Dover new Court general in Howrah. manager for CommonwealthBellerive BoardwalkBank Test Match brochure. Servicing All Areas Skate Park.23 July – 21 August • Ongoing cleaning of open drains. – Australia v South Australia – • Landscaping & Retaining Walls •Drainage OvalsPreparationcouncil. irrigation for maintenanceresealing in Avoca continues. Street in Lindisfarne. AustraliaThe Barn, Day Rosny Breakfast Farm The trail brochure is • InstallationSecond of new Test play and • Lawn Mowing Small & Large areas ••• ConstructionElevatedOngoing2019/2020 workcleaning
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