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GLENORCHYGazette CITY — WHERE IDEAS HAPPEN JULY 2009 FIGHT FOR FAIRNESS WATER AND SEWERAGE PAGE 6 MAYOR’S MESSAGE: P5 CHANGES EXPLAINED Water ‘black hole’ Ratepayers may be left to foot the bill Action for the high cost of setting up the new stations water and sewerage for fun corporation. THE new Southern Water Corpora- tion has told councils it will spend more on administration and return pilot less than councils were promised. Glenorchy Mayor Adriana Taylor said the revelation from Southern GLENORCHY’S young people have a Water last Friday came as a shock new source of entertainment and recre- and would leave Glenorchy City Coun- ational activities following last month’s cil nearly $3 million short of what it launch of a Mobile Activity Centre. budgeted for just weeks earlier. The Mobile Activity Centre (MAC) “This would be a financial catas- – a van packed with sport and recreation trophe and if the decision is not equipment supported by youth work- reversed will leave a huge black hole ers – has begun regularly travelling in Council revenue,” Ald Taylor said. throughout the City of Glenorchy offer- “How can a regional water and sew- ing fun sport and recreational activities erage body set up to be more efficient to young people aged 12 – 25. and save money end up costing more Glenorchy Mayor Adriana Taylor to run while returning less to its mem- said the 12-month pilot project is the ber councils?” Ald Taylor asked. result of a unique partnership between “We have been talking about this Glenorchy City Council, Tasmania Police, for months, so why couldn’t they have Mission Australia and the Youth Action told us before we set our rates? Network of Glenorchy, which repre- Ald Taylor said the arrangement sents youth and community services in was completely unacceptable. Glenorchy. “The new Corporation intends to “The aim is to increase opportuni- spend $15 million on administration ties for young people in Glenorchy to and its total expenditure has some- participate in a wide range of sports, how grown from a predicted $54 mil- leisure and recreation activities through Constable Dean Walker, Tasmania Police and Tania Horne, Mission Australia, are among the staff who lion to $61.4 million without expla- the Mobile Activity Centre (MAC),” Ald support the Mobile Activity Centre activities. nation,” Ald Taylor said. Taylor said. “We will fight this. Either the State “The MAC service will also target The MAC pilot project is funded for ships between young people, the com- zens Youth Club, it’s hoped the project Government has misled us or South- young people and their families to link 12 months by Sport and Recreation Tas- munity and Police, while creating a safe will be the first stage of the develop- ern Water has made an enormous mis- them to key youth health and commu- mania, and is expected to work with up environment for young people to engage ment of a permanent sports, leisure and take. Whatever the case, someone will nity services in Glenorchy. to 8,000 young people. in sports, leisure and recreation pro- recreation club for young people in the need to fix it or else ratepayers will be “The service has the potential to ben- A regular roster has begun, visiting grams as well as promoting health and City of Glenorchy. substantially out of pocket.” efit the entire community through Chigwell, Claremont, Goodwood, Moon- wellbeing opportunities at a local com- To find out more about the Mobile Councils have sought urgent meetings enhanced public safety, community con- ah/Springfield Gardens and Collinsvale. munity level. Activity Centre and its roster contact: with Southern Water and the State Gov- nection and improved health and well- The Mobile Activity Centre service With Glenorchy the only major City Renate Hughes, Glenorchy City Council, ernment to get explanations and to fix being.” aims to strengthen positive relation- in Tasmania without a Police and Citi- 6216 6770. the problem. Continued page 6 2 — GLENORCHY GAZETTE, JULY 2009 GRAEME STURGES MP Labor Member for Denison COMMUNITY DIARY JULY 2009 If I can be of assistance to you, your family or friends, feel 2nd July – 6th July in during the morning and hang out with Gwen as she presentation from 10am-11.30am and includes a free to contact my office. Women’s Karadi Exhibition develops her visual language or book in for an complimentary morning tea. Please RSVP to Sandra afternoon and make your own message. For further on FREECALL 1800 052 222 Ph: 6233 8874 Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins St, Moonah information contact 6214 7633 An exhibition of art from Aboriginal women from 31st July 353 Main Rd Tasmania, for further information contact the MAC on Thursday 9th July Leather Music Ensemble Concert – The Glenorchy 6214 7633 Gearing Up – Living Your Potential Chordwainers 7010 Derwent Entertainment Centre Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins St Moonah Friday 3rd July An expo to showcase the education, training, So in Love – Charlotte McKercher In a truly unique concert, Karlin Love, Lila Meleisea, employment and recreational options available in Dan Callahan and Andrew Sulzberger play a range of For information you Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins St, Moonah Southern Tasmania for people with a disability or an instruments all crafted from leather by Charlotte is another well-loved regular performer from ongoing health condition from 11am-7pm at the Craftsman/Artist Garry Greenwood (1943-2005). Some NEED to sell your home past MAC concert series. She will present a selection of Derwent Entertainment Centre, the expo will give instruments are reminiscent of the sounds of popular songs from the era known as ‘Great American people a chance to gain information from over 60 saxophones, bugles, bassoons, didgeridoos, flutes, Songbook’ that are well known but rarely performed in information booths. It will also offer a chance to tour harps or drums. Drawing from many musical cultures BILL BONNILY concert. Popular songs from the great composers and local Disability Enterprises, watch or play wheelchair this program will offer a sonic journey like no other. lyricists encompassing Broadway, Tin Pan Alley, and basketball and Table Cricket. It will include For further information contact the MAC on 6214 7633 Property Consultant Hollywood from the 20’s to the 60’s will enthral and performances from the Auslan Singing Choir, Choir of entertain. For further information contact the MAC on High Hopes and an Art Exhibition. The Expo will be Saturday 1st August 6272 8555 6214 7633 officially opened by Mr Bill Shorten, The Tsunami Youth Concert Series Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities. Entry is free. 0408 731 007 Saturday 4th July For further information visit www.gearingup.org.au Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins St, Moonah [email protected] Hobart Harmony Chorus Special – A Capella The Musical Mischief Makers present a series of three 338 Main Rd, Glenorchy Concert 22nd July – 30th July youth concerts at the Moonah Arts Centre in 2009. These are drug and alcohol free events and are fully Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins St, Moonah Leather Connections Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins St, Moonah supervised at all times. In a safe environment young This concert event will bring together participants In 2005, renowned Tasmanian-based leather artist, people can experience original music from young local from a series of a Capella singing workshops for bands and dj’s. Through mentored organising of the women and young women which will be conducted by Garry Greenwood passed away, leaving an extraordinary legacy of sculpture and musical concerts, young people will become skilled in all Hobart Harmony Chorus from May to June at the aspects of music event planning and public Moonah Arts Centre at 4pm. This culminating event instruments constructed almost entirely from leather. NEEDING Greenwood worked closely with musicians in order to presentation. Styles range from rock to mental and hip celebrates the joy and well being which can arise from hop, with a minimum of two bands and two hip hop singing and showcases the skills developed through successfully create leather musical instruments which grew to be more than mere novelties, and which acts per event. These concerts will showcase the talent ASSISTANCE? the workshop series. This is a free public event and all of local musicians and those who work behind the are welcome to attend. No bookings are required, just demonstrated strong musical qualities. The exhibition showcases these objects which are usually arresting scenes to bring live music to you. This series is the turn up for a joyous concert event. For further result of collaboration between Pulse Youth Health Then contact information contact 6214 7633 as they are fascinating to hear. Visitors will also be your full-time able to interact with a soundscape created from the Centre and the Glenorchy City Council through the instruments. A concert will be held at the Moonah Arts Moonah Arts Centre. Cost is $5, pay at the door. For 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th July further information contact 6214 7633 Alderman Moonah Multicultural Social Craft Group Centre on the 31st July. For further information contact the MAC on 6214 7633 DAVID PEARCE OAM 17 Gormanston Road, Moonah 5th August – 19th August Ph: 6273 1150 If you are interested in crafts and would like to meet Friday 24th July Mountains, Mud and Migrants – A History of 0418 731 151 new people, learn skills and share your craft skills with Aurora Friday Night Karaoke Disco West Moonah others, the Moonah Multicultural Social Craft Group Kensington Street Hall, Glenorchy Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins St, Moonah may be for you! The aim of the group is to bring Aurora Disability Services hold a karaoke competition Join the community of West Moonah as they share the VOTE 1 DAVID PEARCE together multicultural women in order to exchange each month with great prizes! Monthly heat winners results of an exploration of their suburb, initiated by for ALDERMAN & DEPUTY MAYOR craft skills, socialise and make friends. Run by will compete for the Aurora Idol Karaoke Champion the West Moonah Precinct Group, involving many volunteers you can learn basic craft such as knitting, Award 2009, presented after a “contest” at the community groups and schools. This celebration of in October Council Elections crocheting and sewing as well as multicultural crafts. Christmas Dance. Held at the Kensington Street Hall place will include an exhibition of photography and Email: [email protected] Sessions run from 10am-12.30pm on the dates listed from 7.30pm-10pm, $5 cover charge and kiosk facilities artwork, local history, ‘then and now’ photography and AUTHORISED BY DAVID PEARCE 5/303 MAIN RD GLENORCHY above. You don’t have to attend all sessions, come to available, supper will be provided on the night, but interviews with West Moonah’s living treasures. It will one or come to them all! For further information please bring a plate to contribute. For further spin a surprising tale of civil uproar as Springfield contact Dianne McGuinness on 6216 6722 information contact 6273 0916 Residents march on the Glenorchy Council Chambers to demand that their homes be sewered. Placards 7th July – 18th July Wednesday 29th July reading “Flowers in your hair and a peg on your nose” New Store Waving not Drowning with Gwen Egg ‘Understanding Stroke’ and “Ban the Can” showed determination of local Moonah Arts Centre, 65 Hopkins St, Moonah Community Based Support South, 24 families that led to the State Government Legislation, Glenorchy Well known weaver and textile artist Gwen Egg is Sunderland Street Moonah the Springfield Improvement Act of 1958. A developing a visual language which re-interprets the Information session about ‘strokes,’ including the risk neighbourhood of many colours with people settling International Code of Maritime Signal Flags in similar factors, recognising the signs and life afterwards. from across the globe to form what is now home to a Personal, car textiles. We will share our hopes, fears and insights by Presented by the Commonwealth Respite & Carelink thriving and dynamic community. For further & business loans creating bold visual messages expressed in flags. Call Centre and National Stroke Foundation, this is a free information contact 6214 7633. ALL APPLICATIONS WELCOME Does your organisation have TELL US WHEN WE CAN DO BETTER an event coming up in 390 Main Rd, Glenorchy We want to hear your we can look at ways to If you have something to Glenorchy that you would 6273 0033 complaints and any ideas improve the way we do tell us, please call or about how we could do our work. write to: like listed on the monthly 3/10 Bayfield St, Rosny Park better. We need to hear Customer Service from you when the Contact Officer Events Calendar? 6244 4606 service we provide is not ALL COMPLAINTS PO Box 103 Glenorchy Please contact Community up to standard. ARE TREATED 7010 Info-line on free call We need your input so CONFIDENTIALLY PH: 1800 422 999 1800 635 488

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BRENT St Primary School chil- got the empathy, the sense of dren have banded together to help social responsibility toward pets care for unwanted pet animals. and a firm understanding of what The students recently collected it is to be a responsible pet owner,” a large quantity of pet food dona- Samantha said. tions which were donated to the “These future pet owners will Hobart Cat Centre and the Hobart be doing the right thing from the Dogs Home. onset of selecting a suitable pet After completing Glenorchy and committing to the ongoing City Council’s five week Respon- upkeep throughout the life of their sible Pet Ownership Program these animal.” students and staff took the pet Hobart Cat Centre manager, care message one step further and Gretchen Mears, was overwhelmed coordinated a pet food “drive”. by the support, generosity and The students persuaded the compassion shown by the students, teachers to have a free dress day Samantha said after delivering on the proviso that each student the food. would bring a donation of a tin or Glenorchy City Council packet of pet food. remains the only Council in Tas- The result was the collection of mania to employ an officer dedi- a staggering amount of pet food cated to animal management, to help feed the charges of the delivering the Responsible Pet Dogs Home and Cat Centre. Ownership message to all primary Council Animal Management schools within the Glenorchy local education officer, Samantha Mor- government area. This program ris, has delivered the Responsible has been acknowledged by the Pet Ownership Program to Brent Local Government Association Street Primary School every sec- of Tasmanian in being the run- ond year for the last six years. ner-up in the awards for excel- She is extremely proud of the lence in 2008. students’ initiative. For details about the program “The proof is well and truly in or to book a school program call Samantha Morris (centre rear) with Brent St students and teachers displaying some of the pet food donations. the pudding; these children have Samantha on 6216 6709. Springfield Ave Arts Park designers speed curbed

THE speed limit on was raised by a resident. Springfield Ave in West The 50 km/h speed Moonah will drop from limit is expected to to make show of it 60 km/h to 50 km/h as a improve safety for pedes- result of community safe- trians and road users in THE first glimpses of what tle for mediocrity because • Using the water as a ty concerns. Springfield Avenue. the proposed Elwick Bay PUBLIC DISPLAY DATES: of the economic downturn. site for art work that may Glenorchy City Coun- Watch out for new Arts Park may look like “There is a strong will- be static or dynamic cil asked the State Gov- speed limit signs in will go on public display ingness to commit to • Increasing accessi- ernment to lower the Springfield Ave from the later this month. Glenorchy City Council Foyer: Monday July 20 – Monday August 24, 2009 (5 weeks) developing an Arts Park bility to the site by land speed limit after the issue end of July. A Draft Vision, com- that will set a new stan- and water including pier prising a series of ‘artists Glenorchy Library: dard in Australia for inno- and jetty development impressions’, has been Monday July 20 – Friday July 31, 2009 (2 weeks) vation and creativity. • Inviting exceptional developed depicting pos- Hobart State Library: Pippa said the site artists to create site-spe- sible scenarios for the offers wonderful potential cific art works and in some Elwick Bay area from Monday August 3 - Monday 10 August, 2009 (1 week) KEW NAILS for a narrative trail and cases work with the local Wilkinson’s Point to the Northgate Shopping Centre: the artist impression will community. Montrose Foreshore Com- Thursday 6 – Friday 7 August, 2009 (2 days) present different ways of After viewing the Draft YOUR NAIL EXPERTS munity Park. linking the park. Vision, people are invited More locations and dates to be announced. Please check the The Glenorchy City Some of the feedback to provide feedback website in July for updates www.gcc.tas.gov.au or contact the Off Spa Pedicures Council sponsored the proj- that has informed the through written submis- 15% Project Development Officer, Pippa Dickson on 6216 6373 $ $ ect late last year with the Draft Vision includes: sions or completion of a WAS 45 NOW 38* view to develop an iconic • Developing a major simple questionnaire * VALID UNTIL 28TH JULY 2009 Arts Park that will members of the Tasman- ly captured peoples’ imag- permanent art feature at which will be considered WAS NOW become a feature attrac- ian business community, ination, they have been Wilkinson’s Point that cre- prior to finalising the ❖ FULL SETS ACRYLICS $55 $49* ❖ tion in the City. government and peak able to visualise the pos- ates impact visually and Vision. A Business Plan FULL SETS GEL $65 $55* The Elwick Bay Arts stakeholder groups. sibilities and have not let conceptually for the Arts Park will be “We use American techniques providing fast Park Draft Vision was Council Project officer, the global financial crisis • Establishing accessi- completed by November high quality and more beautiful nails.” developed after wide rang- Pippa Dickson, said she hamper the ambition of ble and environmentally 2009. Work will then begin OPEN 6 DAYS PH 6228 3034 ing community consulta- has been impressed by the this project. sensitive urban design fea- to find partners and spon- Shop 3 Moonah Centre 113-115 Main Road Moonah tion with groups and indi- commitment towards the “The strong message tures including board- sors to finance the proj- cnr Hopkins St, opp Subway viduals including young project shown by members from interested parties is walks, paths and lighting ect. people, teachers, parents of the community. that we must not com- of early years’ children, “The concept has real- promise our vision and set- For strong leadership and a progressive, caring Here for in Glenorchy community

Hi, I’m Michelle Connell your local Branch Manager in Glenorchy. “At local government elections in October, I’ll again be standing for Mayor. I have recently moved to the branch after spending a few years in I’ll continue working to develop Glenorchy our Hobart branch. I have over 15 years experience in the banking and create an inclusive community where industry and can help you with your home loan, personal loan, people care for one another.” credit card, or savings and investment account needs. If U want to join a bank with a Vote 1 – Adriana Taylor difference, introduce yourself to me today at 387 Main Road, Glenorchy for Mayor or phone 6214 7822. www.adrianataylor.com Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Limited ABN 11 068 049 178 AFSL 237879. (S24024) (05/09) Mob: 9419 550 051

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Acting Inspector POLICE report SHANE SMITH INSIDE THE MIND OF A MENACE

Glenorchy business The equation of reward and risk revolves around the moto Wide Eyes, Crime Dies. usually results in a conviction of one This initiative encourages business kind or another. operators and employ- ees to recognize that all information is valuable IT is with considerable the acting Inspector at for people who may be and that it is better to trepidation that I com- Glenorchy and will be inclined to commit report something that mence to write this arti- for some months. crime. arouses suspicion to the cle. My normal role at That theory was police than not, because The usual writer Glenorchy is the station Effort plus Risk verses it may be that small Inspector John Arnold sergeant. Reward. snippet of information is away having a holiday I will not attempt to In essence this means that cracks the case wide at the Police Academy be as witty as John but that before a person com- open! and has passed on the will guarantee one mits a crime or offence And last but not least, mantle to me to provide obscure quote before my they may consider in reduce the Reward. the police report for the article has ended. their mind the following Don’t leave valuables next few months. I attended a seminar things before they enter in cars, don’t leave cash I will quickly intro- recently where one of the into their criminal enter- tills in registers, don’t duce myself. presenters used a math- prise: leave garden sheds My name is Shane ematical theory to How much Effort is unlocked with expensive Smith, I am currently explain the motivators required to achieve their power tools on display. goal? Do they have to If the Effort and the jump a fence, do they Risk do not equal the have to break a lock, do believed Reward then the they have to dodge the Acting Inspector Shane Smith mastermind may very Service Plus sensor light? nal mastermind must theory. By making it bad guys to commit the well not go through with Your Northern Suburbs Added to this Effort assess in his head. harder for undesirables crime and dare I say it their endeavour and scur- Specialist is the Risk that may be Is the Effort and Risk by increasing the … the Effort required ry back to whatever rock Proactive, Enthusiastic attached to the act. worth the Reward? Can amount of Effort they may be too much for they came from under. and Proven Track Is an alarm going to they see a laptop or purse must put into their them and they will not So, in conclusion, I Record be activated, is someone on the front seat of the actions. attempt it or be deterred. would say that I have going to see them and car or has the business Clear the shrubbery Secondly increase the enjoyed creating this Call the Agent Who call the police, is there left the till in the cash from the side of the Risk. article and am looking Gets Results security footage from register? house, ensure doors, win- Install a motion sen- forward to the next one. Chris Hills which they may be iden- I think we can see dows and gates are sor flood light, keep your Oh, yeah, here is the 0401 573 697 tified? that members of the gen- locked, install an immo- eyes open and report sus- obscure quote as prom- ised: “Just because I don't [email protected] The final part of the eral community can biliser and/or put on a picious behaviour in a equation is the Reward. have a tangible effect on steering wheel lock. timely and accurate way care doesn’t mean I don’t 402 Main Rd Glenorchy This is the crucial preventing crime and Increase the Effort to the police. understand.” 6272 8177 element that the crimi- offences if they apply this that is required by the A new initiative for Any ideas? Sculpture rings chord of harmony WINTER is certainly here and once again we are danger of under-insurance. If you need to claim A SCULPTURE has been The rings are holding our free RACT winter car safety checks at against your home insurance, remember that we pay installed in Tolosa Park the colours out new for old. If you don’t have access to a com- as part of a development Glenorchy. So, pop this date into your diary for safer of the winter motoring: Northgate Shopping Centre Tues- puter, please call in and ask our staff for a hard copy to celebrate Glenorchy’s multicultural diversity. Australian day 14 July 2009, 10.30am – 3pm. of the Home and Contents Valuation Guide. You may The initiative was bush, hues of get a shock when you do the calculations and realise prompted by Glenorchy red, yellow, Our focus will again be on tyre safety and child you are under insured. We always advise household- City Council’s Cultural orange and restraints. Winter can be the harshest time of the ers to review the amount they are covered for each Diversity Advisory Com- green year in terms of a car’s safety and reliability. So we’ll mittee. year because we all tend to accumulate and buy new Council commissioned also check your lights, battery, auxiliary drive belts, items for the home throughout the year. artist Julie Stoneman to coolant hoses, and windscreen for safe and reliable create a new sculptural winter motoring. NEWS from the Travel desk: Europe River Cruising is work and garden for Tolosa a favourite with many and there is a 14 night cruise Park to be known as WINTER in Tasmania always prompts some of our aboard an APT Exclusive River Ship. Travel in 2010 Glenorchy’s Garden of customers to think about motoring north for a warm Many Cultures, which will and pay 2009 prices. You sail from Amsterdam and be completed in Septem- break. If you’re one of them, don’t forget our motor- travel through five countries to Budapest. Sound ber. ing travel guides. The Camping in Australia book is tempting? Come in to see Barb, our cruising special- The aim is for the Gar- in stock which is a fabulous, comprehensive camp- den to be a prominent sym- ist. On the home front there is always Melbourne bol of multiculturalism ing directory for travellers. Over 2,300 campsites, with shows such as Jersey Boys packages incorpo- for the community and vis- free camping areas, and maps, are included. RACT rating different accommodation deals. itors to Glenorchy. members pay a discount price of $35.95. We also The sculpture is a series have our new Australian Accommodation Guide Until next time – and don’t forget to roll up at North- of five 3.5m high metal gate Shopping Centre on Tuesday 14 July between rings, representing the 2009 at just $8.00 for members. connectedness of people 10.30am and 3pm to get your free winter safety throughout the world and We also have the Readers’ Digest Making the Most check on your car. inspired by friendship of your Journey. This impressive book covers over braids, a universal symbol SUNDAY 19 JULY 2000 places in Australia with amazing pictures. It of harmony. RACT Office The rings are the AURORA SPORTS STADIUM makes a lovely coffee table book or gift, and is only colours of the Australian available from Australian automobile clubs. Cnr Main Rd and Terry St, CREEK ROAD, NEW TOWN Glenorchy bush, hues of red, yellow, orange and green, the WE’VE undertaken a major upgrade of our website, Telephone 6212 9588 colours of growth, diver- 9am to noon. $3 entry. Kids Free sity and change in the bush www.ract.com.au. Navigating is easy, and you can For location details or find out all about our many services, such as insur- Facsimile 6273 2646 and in our community. The sculpture is a proj- to book a stall please visit ance, travel and even footy tipping. There is even a Email [email protected] ect of Arts and Cultural handy contents and building calculator on our web- Development and Com- www.babykidsmarket.com.au site where you can calculate your assets to avoid the Sally McAuley – Team Leader, Glenorchy Branch munity Development Units of Glenorchy City Tel: 1300 55 44 76 Council. GLENORCHY GAZETTE, JULY 2009 — 5

Adriana Taylor MAYOR’S message Mayor of Glenorchy Fighting for water fairness

Setting the Council annual budget is never easy, In recent weeks, the State but this year it has been especially difficult due to Government has shifted its position the uncertainty surrounding the loss of water and and is now offering a revenue sewerage revenue. Elwick Bay Arts Park guarantee to Councils like Glenorchy In tough financial times, any increase in costs to as part of the water and sewerage residents is hard but we tried to cushion the blow I’m excited by the draft Vision for the Feedback from the community told us and I’m lookingreforms. forward to the official to Glenorchy residents while maintaining all proposed Elwick Bay Arts Park which that residents also want something opening, probablyThat means in Council August. can now be more services, although some will be at a reduced level. will soon go on display for public that they can be proud of and which confident about its overall revenue It is all the more disappointing therefore – after comment. is innovative and creative. While it wasposition sad towhen see it thecomes previous to setting next going through a tough budget process, cutting our grandstandyear’s destroyed general rateby firein June, last but year, we’re own cloth and increasing rates – that we then find The Draft Vision is made up of a series Once we get public feedback on the still not happy with the outcome. ourselves facing an unexpected $3 million revenue Council has taken the opportunity to of ‘artists impressions’, depicting In these tough economic times we’d shortfall from the new Southern Water Corporation concepts we’ll be drawing up a get the best result for the community possible scenarios for the Elwick Bay prefer not to have to increase this year and the prospect of ongoing losses. business plan to use later in the year from its reconstruction. area from Wilkinson’s Point to the residential rates at all but How can Councils responsibly manage their to seek partners and sponsors to unfortunately, for a number of finances when the State Government and its new Montrose Foreshore Community Park. finance the development of the Arts The new $2 million two-storey creation, Southern Water, keep us in the dark? reasons – one of which is a water and Council wants to create an iconic Arts Park. Grandstandsewerage will have revenue fewer shortfall seats - thatthan is Now we’re informed by Southern Water that we Park that will attract visitors and link before, butnot the possible. addition of a multi- face the loss of another nearly $3 million because KGV Grandstand it plans to spend a lot more on administration in with other developments such as purpose functionNevertheless, centre our aimon theis to upper keep and make only about half the projected profit. Moorilla’s Museum of Old and New Art The new grandstand at the King level will provide a greater range of What it would mean for residents is that we’d (MONA). George V Oval is nearing completion services at the KGV. have to increase next year’s rates by close to 20%. On top of that, you’d have to pay more for water. What is the use of a new water corporation if it new water and sewerage body, Southern Water. rest of the work has been put on the backburner. costs more to run, pays less profit and costs all Pty The other issue which has made it difficult to On top of that, they are now telling us that Ltd residents more for water? finalise our budget is the uncertainty over whether replacing the Goodwood roundabout with lights The Tax Counter will use up about $7 million. It is hard to That is ridiculous and we won’t stand for it. The the pensioner rebates for water and sewerage will ABN 46 088 386 832 next few weeks will be very telling and if it is not be funded by Council or by the State Government. understand how a set of traffic lights and related fixed, and quickly, the Government can expect a Pensioners can rest assured they will still receive works could take up the lion’s share of the Council rebellion right up to the next election! the maximum rebate on their rates. available funding. FAST Your Rates and Rebates However, pensioner rebates should be a State Council rejected the new proposal as we fear that Government responsibility and if Council has to once the Government spends the money creating TAX RETURNS Despite these problems we’ve tried to bring down find the money to meet this cost, then it will yet another impediment to traffic flow, nothing a responsible budget and to minimise the impact further add to the pressure for rates increases in else will happen for years, if ever. 398a Main Road on residents and the broader community. future years. Sleeping Rough We did not want to add to community pain and Glenorchy 7010 uncertainty so, as much as possible, we set out to Brooker Highway Homelessness is a serious problem in our protect the jobs of our own employees. Council Glenorchy City Council has taken a strong stand community, so I was honoured to be able to worked hard to minimise rate rises by limiting the against a revised State Government plan for the support the Salvation Army’s inaugural charity Tel: (03) 6272 0855 number of new projects over the next year and stretch of the Brooker Highway from the sleep out on June 18. identifying substantial efficiency savings. Goodwood roundabout to Elwick and Goodwood While spending a cold night in a sleeping bag on Current Centrelink Recipients from $55 road intersections. the ground outside the Hotel Grand Chancellor was You’ll see from other stories in this month’s less than comfortable, it was a heart warming Gazette that your annual rates notice will look a The Government’s latest plan significantly reduces experience to join about 40 other community lot different to last year’s. Most people will see a the scope of proposed works and Council does not leaders and business people to raise funds for the big fall in their total rates costs. believe that it will improve traffic flows on the Brooker Highway. If anything, the new proposal Salvos. However, I don’t want to mislead you or create will make it worse. Of course, one night’s sleep out doesn’t fix the the impression that you will be better off. The fact The Government originally set aside $10 million problem of homelessness, however it is a stark is that you will still be paying more for rates and reminder of the much harsher reality faced by more for water. for alignment of Elwick and Goodwood roads and the re-development of the pedestrian overpass to some 400 homeless Tasmanians each winter. I It’s a complex calculation, but in simple terms make it easier for people with disabilities or encourage you all to get behind the Salvos and Stuart Lenthall we’ll no longer be charging residents for water and children in prams to use, plus replacement of the other charities who support the homeless and B.Bus, Adv.Dip.Bus (Acc). FPNA your rates bill will reflect this. However, we’ve had Goodwood roundabout. disadvantaged. to increase the general rate to make up for known Now, after two years of discussions, the revenue losses and we’ve made other adjustments Government has come back to us with a to reflect changes in property values. proposal to only introduce traffic lights You will then also receive a separate bill from the at the Goodwood roundabout and the

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414 Main Rd, Glenorchy – TAS 7010 Phone: 03 6273 7414 Fax: 03 6273 7400 6 — GLENORCHY GAZETTE, JULY 2009 Changes to water and sewerage

FEES AND CHARGES reduce by approximately these bills by late July or Blocked or damaged 48%, however this will early August 2009. South- Water and Sewerage Q&A stormwater infrastructure Can I expect a rates vary significantly between ern Water aims to provide should be reported to Coun- reduction? individual properties. property owners with four From July 1, Tasmanian homes and cil’s offices. instalments to pay their If you have been charged A medium value com- businesses in reticulated areas of the City of Who will assist me with mercial property on Main water and sewerage issues such as low water for water and/or sewerage account. Glenorchy will be serviced by one of the state’s services in the 2008/09 Rd can expect their bill to pressure, mains leaks, reduce by around 55% Who do I contact about new water and sewerage corporations, Southern financial year then your Water. Previously water and sewerage services sewer overflow and other Council rates bill will Will I get a separate bill my new water and service difficulties? reduce in 2009/10. from the new corporation? sewerage bill? were provided by Tasmania’s local councils together Current Council bills From 1 July Glenorchy res- Glenorchy residents with bulk water authorities. The information here is provided to idents should contact for a “medium value” res- Yes. Southern Water Cor- should contact Southern Southern Water directly idential property should poration aims to issue answer questions that may arise as a result of these changes. Water directly on 136992. on 136992. Where and how can I pay From 1 July 2009 contact SOUTHERN WATER on 13 6992 Who will answer after CLAREMONT BOWLS CLUB my Water & Sewerage hours or emergency calls account? or www.southernwatertas.com.au for water or sewerage Water & Sewerage account issues? New members payments cannot be made cil’s general rates in 2009/10. be payable to Glenorchy When will metered excess From 1 July Glenorchy res- to the Council. Payment Legislation has been City Council as this relates water consumers receive idents should contact welcome options will include BPay, introduced into Parlia- to services formerly pro- their bill? Southern Water directly Service Tasmania, and by ment to provide remissions vided by Council. on 136992. credit card via the phone These consumers will on water and sewerage bills Will my direct debit be Who is responsible for PRIVATE FUNCTION ROOM and internet. from Southern Water as receive their last bill from adjusted? Council in June for 2008/09 drinking water quality for AVAILABLE FOR How much will an average well, however the legisla- residences and tion has not yet passed. consumption. Excess ❚ household pay annually Yes. All Ratepayers water consumed after 1 businesses? Engagement Parties for Water and Sewerage Local government has currently paying via a objected to the State’s July will be billed by From 1 July Southern ❚ Services? direct debit will auto- Southern Water. Wedding Receptions Government’s proposal to matically have their Water is responsible for ❚ Although not confirmed, shift the cost of these amount adjusted. The the quality of drinking Corporate Events the Treasurer has capped remissions from the State 2009/10 deduction amounts SERVICE DELIVERY water for residences and ❚ Birthdays Parties etc charges for 2009/10 at 2008/09 Government to councils. will be shown on the rates for business and industry. levels for sewerage serv- New pensioners must notice that will be received Will all properties be Who do I talk to about my ices and 2008/09 levels plus still apply to Council for in July. metered? septic tank system? 10% for water services. At their general rates remis- Council has received no this stage it is anticipat- sion. What about trade waste Glenorchy residents using confirmation of the new ed that water charges will users? septic tank systems will What if I am currently in Corporation’s intention to rise by 33% and sewerage continue to refer to Coun- meter properties in the charges by 14% over the credit or in debit? From 1 July trade waste cil regarding any planning, short term. next three years. If your rates are currently users should contact or plumbing approvals or Ph: 6249 1628 or 0418 146 040 Southern Water for pric- Who is responsible for Will pensioners get a in credit with Glenorchy health issues concerning 1 Bournville Cres, Claremont ing structures. septic tank systems. The reduction from the new City Council this money stormwater? will remain with Council installation and monitor- corporation? How do I pay for a new Council retains responsi- and will be applied to your water or sewerage ing of septic tank systems bility for stormwater. This and other on-site treat- Holders of a valid Pension forthcoming rates bill. connection? is in keeping with Coun- Concession or Health Care Council will not transfer ment systems remain cil’s commitment to the under the jurisdiction of Claremont Card who received a remis- these payments to South- From 1 July Southern environmental health of local government. sion on their rates in 2008/09 ern Water. Water has responsibility our creek systems, beach- will automatically receive If your Rates are in for water and sewerage es and the Derwent River. What if my drinking water Golf ClubClub a remission on the Coun- arrears this debit will still connection fees. supply is from tank water? $25.00 Glenorchy residents using for 18 Holes tank systems should con- for 18 Holes Council fury at water ‘black hole’ tinue to refer to Council JuniorJunior RatesRates applyapply regarding any planning or From page 1 which would see the overall Parliament which, if passed, improves. Other changes to plumbing issues concern- rates bill for a median value will shift the expected cost rating this year include the ing tank water supplies. Ald Taylor said the loss in This wonderful 18 hole golf course home in Glenorchy fall by of the rebates from the State Valuer General’s application Who will administer water revenue was additional to 48% or about $900 a year to Government to Local Gov- of the two-yearly adjustment situated right on the Derwent at the revenue losses already restrictions? reflect the transfer of water ernment. factor to Glenorchy’s prop- absorbed by Council through Claremont is NOW open to and sewerage to Southern erty values. From 1 July Southern expenditure cuts and rates “With the high number non-members. Water This has resulted in a Water will administer increases in the Glenorchy of pensioners in Glenorchy, small rise in the values of water restrictions. Budget just a week before The “general rates” com- the cost of the rebate in the Public access is offered residential properties while Southern Water informed its ponent of the annual rates Bill amounts to approxi- Who administers new commercial property values Sundays, Mondays and Fridays 12 member councils of its bill will increase by 5.069%. mately $700,000,” Alderman connections for new Taylor said. have generally remained the position. Council is also concerned subject to availability. same. developments or it may have to use its cash “If the State Government “This is just not right. If Capital expenditure for modifications to existing reserves to fund pensioner shifts this cost on to Local Please Call the Pro Shop it is allowed to stand it will 2009/10 includes $4.98 million buildings? rebates for water and sew- Government, as it has pro- mean residents will pay a lot for roads and footpath works, on 6249 1180 for bookings erage which will lead to fur- posed, Glenorchy City Coun- From 1 July Southern more for rates and a lot more $838,000 for recreational facil- Golfi ng Dress Standards Apply ther rates increases in future cil has agreed that it will Water will administer new for water. ities and $2.22 million for years. draw from its cash reserves connections to the mains The latest development storm water improvements. Bournville Crescent to cover this impost in 2009/10, system, however Glen- came after Council had The State Government rather than impose an addi- The budget also includes Claremont 2018245-08 orchy City Council will already passed a budget has introduced a Bill into tional burden on ratepayers. a modest increase in waste administer plumbing per- “However, Council would management charges to mits for on-site plumbing. need to fund this ongoing cover rising costs. obligation from rate increas- es in later years.” Council has budgeted for a $1.3 million cash deficit in 2009/10, due to the shortfall in revenue it will receive from Southern Water, even prior to the latest announcement. Alderman Taylor said Council already had been forced to make very difficult decisions in setting the budg- FREE ADVERTISING et. “Council has cut back on FOR SENIORS new projects over the next year and identified substan- tial internal efficiencies. “We will be retaining all current services and there FREE QUOTE will be only small reductions in some service levels. “In addition, Council won’t be spending as much on infrastructure as usual RENTING & SELLING because of the need to find short term savings.” 21 Main Road, Moonah The Sponsorship and Donations program had also (03) 6228 0325 been suspended for 2009/10, due to the need to find sav- ings. It is planned to re- instate this program when the budgetary situation GLENORCHY GAZETTE, JULY 2009 — 7 Mission’s Feedback plea for volunteers call on THE Hobart City Mission has put out a call for more volunteers to help run its retail stores. city plan Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Hobart City Mission’s three stores IT IS not often that we ing, says member Phil But- which operate at Moonah, Goodwood have an opportunity to ler. and Warrane. The stores are an impor- make a significant differ- “We are undertaking a tant means of raising funds for the ence within our local com- review of the Plan, so we charity, as well as offering low cost munity. would like to hear from clothing, furniture and household That opportunity the community about items. exists now with Team whether it is still relevant The Goodwood store is the newest, Glenorchy inviting you to and how it could be opening last July at the request of the have your say on the improved,” he said. local Community House. Glenorchy Community “This is a classic oppor- Volunteer, Merlene Gillie, of West Plan (2005 – 2025). tunity for people to have Moonah volunteers three days a week The Glenorchy City their say on a Plan that at the Goodwood and Warrane stores. Community Plan sprung guides Council policy and She has been working at the stores from a Glenorchy City actions.” for more than four years and has found Council project in 1999 to A copy of the plan is it a rewarding experience. find out what its citizens available at: http:// Merlene began volunteering “to wanted their City to look www.teamglenorchy.org.a put something back into the commu- like 20 years into the u/images/stories/commu- nity.” future. nityplan2005-2025.pdf She was also looking for a way to be It was recognised that The appendices are more active and socialise more after in order to achieve the available at: http:// www. a difficult marriage break-up. vision, and to assist the teamglenorchy.org.au/ima “I needed to get out there, back into plan to evolve, it would ges/stories/appendices.pdf life and make friends,” Merlene require a co-ordinated If you would like a copy explained. effort from all. of the plan posted to you, “I just find it’s great. We’re pret- The Council brought and to make comment on ty madcap, Tina and I, and we have a together a group of com- the Plan please contact fabulous time.” munity leaders to oversee either: Initially Merlene said she didn’t the Community Plan Jan DUNSBY on 0419 328 know a lot about Hobart City Mission benchmarking and to 469 or email dunsby@ and has become increasingly impressed develop it into the future. southcom.com.au or the more she has found out. Team Glenorchy was born Phil BUTLER on 0408 “When you see the things that City and continues with that 121 883 or email p.butler Mission does with their outreach pro- task. @internode.on.net grams and welfare, it makes me under- Team Glenorchy now Submissions and feed- stand more why we are there,” she said. City Mission Op Shop volunteers, Merlene Gillie (left) and Tina Huxtable. wants feedback on how the back are due by 31st July Community Plan is work- 2009. Downturn reveals new level of need Indigenous scholarship

THERE has been a big increase “These are people who have year, Hobart City Mission is Established in 1852, the INDIGENOUS Year 10 stu- high school. Sixteen in families seeking assistance never had difficulty in the past, preparing for even more peo- Hobart City Mission is the old- dents in Glenorchy are traineeships are offered from the Hobart City Mission not being able to pay Aurora ple turning to them for sup- est independent welfare agency being encouraged to apply across the State, includ- in recent months, and the Mis- or other bills,” Gary said. port. in Australia and the third old- for ANZ's Indigenous ing in Glenorchy and sion is preparing for even more “These people are not unem- They are currently in talks est in the world. School-based Traineeship Moonah. requests for help. ployed, they are working but with the Federal Department The Mission addresses Program for 2010. Applications for the The two-year program 2010 intake close on July Chief Executive Officer finding it hard to make ends of Families, Housing, Com- immediate needs by providing offers a paid traineeship 31 2009. Gary Fletcher says the Mis- meet.” munity Services and Indige- food vouchers and clothing, as in an ANZ Tasmania For more information sion is seeing a new group of With the economic down- nous Affairs for increased fund- well as offering programs to branch and the chance to and to apply, visit people seeking assistance. turn forecast to worsen this ing for the next six months. develop new life skills. complete a national qual- www.anz.com/indigenous ification while finishing employment. 5683A 8 — GLENORCHY GAZETTE, JULY 2009 Ready and able for 21 years, so Aurora parties

AURORA Disability Services who are the essence of our has marked its 21st anniver- organisation, and their sheer sary with the launch of an determination to provide qual- appeal to buy its premises. ity services under the most dif- The appeal was announced ficult circumstances to these at a party attended by more people in great need all these than 150 clients, volunteers and years,” Mrs Cairns said. families. The association was estab- “Aurora has been providing lished on March 15, 1988, with services, care and support to the first activity being an people with intellectual, phys- adventure camp for adults at ical, sensory and psychiatric the Ida Bay Railway. Clients, volunteers and family members of Aurora Disability Services enjoying the 21st birthday festivities. disabilities, and essential There was also a special respite for parents and carers Olympics competition, chil- the corner of Main Road and and administration moved into “We are seeking donations ing, we are ensuring stability in this community now for 21 dren’s holiday activities and Chapel St bought at the time by a rented premises in Mill Lane. towards our deposit,” Mrs and security of services for the years,” founder and managing an adult day support and respite Joy Cairns. Aurora has been in this Cairns said. “The larger the future,” Mrs Cairns said. director of services Joy Cairns service from “The Barn” in In 1991 this building became building, which it leases, for deposit we can raise, the less To make a donation call OAM said. Chigwell. “The Old Chapel Tea Rooms” the past 18 years and recently we will require in mortgage Angelique Payne on 6273 0916. “This milestone is a won- In 1989, the service moved vocational training facility, has been offered the opportu- borrowings. Gifts of $2 or more are tax- derful tribute to the volunteers into a dilapidated building on and the organisation’s industry nity to buy it. “By purchasing the build- deductible. Dismay at Brooker Claremont College Welcome for 2010 Highway backdown

GLENORCHY City Coun- introduce traffic lights at cil has criticised the State the Goodwood roundabout. Orientation Day Government’s decision to “Realignment of the significantly reduce the Elwick Road and Good- for Year 10 students wood Road at the Brook- Tree scheme scope of proposed works Friday 17th July that would improve traf- er Highway intersection fic flows on the Brooker has been put on the back- Highway. burner, as has the upgrade to beautify Mayor Adriana Taylor to the Goodwood over- Parent Information Night expressed dismay at the pass.” 7pm, Tuesday latest diminished propos- Ald Taylor said Coun- 6th October al regarding improvements cil had rejected the cut the gateway to the Brooker Hwy/Elwick down proposal as it fails Road/ Goodwood Road to address the substantive intersection, the Good- issues on the stretch of the MASS tree plantings in selected sections of the Brook- wood roundabout and the Brooker Highway from the er Highway will begin in coming months, as part of pedestrian overpass. Goodwood roundabout to a $1 million project to beautify the highway between “The original proposal Elwick and Goodwood road Granton and Risdon Rd. was for alignment of intersections. Early planting work has been brought forward Elwick and Goodwood Council also believes and is being planned in parallel with an overall beau- roads and the development the State Government tification strategy. of the pedestrian overpass should wait until the The project is a joint initiative of Glenorchy City to meet Disability Dis- Southern Tasmanian traf- Council and the State Government that aims to improve crimination Act standards fic study is completed the attractiveness of the gateway to the City of plus replacement of the before proceeding. Glenorchy and southern Tasmania. Goodwood roundabout,” “We need to strategi- Landscape architect Patricia Barwick and her she said. cally address the short- team are finalising concepts after widespread com- “The Government set comings of the Brooker munity consultation. aside $10 million specifi- Highway and should wait “The community consultation highlighted a strong cally for these works. for the completion of the interest in improving the aesthetics of the highway,” “However, after two traffic study to ensure we Ms Barwick said. “People like the idea of having more vegetation, particularly natives.” Department of Education years of negotiations in have the complete pic- good faith, the Govern- ture,” Ald. Taylor said. “As well as the background planting, ‘place mark- Claremont College ment has come back to us “Council is concerned ers’ are being developed in the form of more spe- with a proposal only to that an extra set of lights cialised plantings and interesting artworks that tell introduced in isolation at something about the area. the existing Goodwood “For example, an artwork near the Showground roundabout would only could highlight that this is a place where festivities further disrupt traffic flow. occur.” “The extra stopping and The project also includes an important job cre- starting by vehicles at traf- ation element, where 40 disadvantaged job seekers OPEN NOW!!! fic lights is not only incon- will be employed and work under the supervision of venient, it is also costly in specialists. Many of these workers will be involved Opening hours: terms of fuel use and the in the early bulk planting work, in the coming months. environment, particular- The draft landscape strategy, and preliminary Mon-Sat 7am to 5pm ly for heavy transport vehi- project concept designs for the Brooker Beautifica- cles.” tion Project will go on display at the Glenorchy City ABN 68743360798 Sunday by appointments Ald Taylor also ex- Council Chambers in late August, for comment and 91 Covehill Road, Bridgewater pressed alarm at the blow feedback. out in the estimated cost of the Goodwood round- about project. any explanation as to why ment does not lose sight BRAND NEW STORAGE COMPLEX “This part of the origi- costs have blown out by so of the overall aim of the nal project was estimated much.” works and that is to alle- ■ ■ to cost $4 million dollars, Ald Taylor urged the viate traffic jams and con- Private Storage (3mx3m, 6mx3m) Short term/Long term storage but the Department of State Government to gestion on this section of ■ Infrastructure, Energy and reconsider the original the Brooker Highway,” she Commercial Office/Container Storage ■ Trailer Hire ■ Resources now estimates scope of the Brooker High- said. Archiving Storage + delivery ■ it will cost $7 million. way projects after the com- “Local residents, busi- (2mx2m private areas) Conference/training room facilities “This is most concern- pletion of the Southern nesses and visitors are tired ■ ing, particularly in the cur- Tasmanian traffic study of getting stuck in traffic Administration Services ■ Fully Secured 24 hour surveillance rent economic environ- and guarantee that the $10 jams on this important ment where we need to million allocated for these gateway to Greater make sure that we extract works will not be spent Hobart. FREE CALL: 1800 643 329 the maximum value from elsewhere. “A Band-Aid solution, every dollar that Govern- “It is vitally important as proposed by the State www.eroastorage.com email: [email protected] ments spend. that in the rush to spend Government, will not “We have not received these funds the Govern- address this core problem.” GLENORCHY GAZETTE, JULY 2009 — 9 Goodwood Goers on the march Owners given reminder on dog registration

DOG owners are being reminded of their legal obligations to register REGISTRATION FEES 2009/2010 their pet. Owners and keepers of dogs residing in the City are Glenorchy City Coun- advised that Dog Registration Fees for 2009/2010 in cil’s City Inspector, Steve respect of all dogs over the age of six (6) months on the Rigby, advises it is a legal 1st July, 2009 are due on the 1st July 2009 and must requirement of the Dog be paid on or before 31st July 2009 to be eligible for Control Act 2000 that all discounted fees. Prescribed Discounted dogs over the age of six Fees Fees months are registered. “Council is committed Male / Female Dog (Including $80 $53.50 to ensuring that all dogs working dog) within the municipal area Spayed females and neutered $80 $20 The Goodwood Goers stepping out together at the launch of the new walking programme. are registered as required,” males upon verification of Steve said. de-sexing. A GROUP of Goodwood a month of operating, the Walking in the area is part days of the week to gain “Council will follow up Dog owned by pensioner in $36 $18 residents have begun reg- Goodwood Goers have 25 of Council’s Recreation health benefits, accord- on those dogs whose reg- ularly walking together regular members who Plan that was approved ing to the Heart Founda- receipt of Federal Pension as istrations are not renewed defined in the Local to have fun and get fit at meet weekly for a one in September 2008. tion Tasmania Chief Exec- as well as auditing the City the same time. hour walk, with partici- "Part of Council's core utive Officer, Graeme Government Act (Rates and for new dogs.” Remissions) one dog only. The group known as pants ranging in ages from business in recreation is Lynch. Owners of new dogs not the ‘Goodwood Goers’ is 15 to 70 years. to increase participation Heart Foundation (Any other dog at the full rate registered within the first applicable) the first of a number of “Walking groups are a by residents in their pre- Walking is a free program six month are given 14 days walking groups being wonderful opportunity for ferred physical and social and groups are suitable leeway, after which owners Special Assistance Dog Nil Nil established in Glenorchy people of all genders and recreation activities," Ald. for people of all ages and of unregistered animals (Guide dog, Hearing Dog, etc) in a joint initiative of The ages to participate in a Taylor said. fitness levels, helping to may be issued with an Heart Foundation and form of exercise in a safe, "The employment of a motivate by providing a infringement notice car- Glenorchy City Council. supportive and friendly dedicated Sport and Recre- friendly, social environ- rying a penalty of $120.00. “Steve said Council was “Irresponsible dog own- The aim is to provide environment,” Tracie said. ation Development Offi- ment as well as a walker The registration fee also also considering other ers form a very small per- the community with a safe “Walking can be under- cer, Len Yeats, has been recognition scheme. remains payable. options for those dog own- centage of our dog owning and social way of getting taken by almost every- the catalyst to develop- For details about the People who refuse to ers who consistently year community and it’s not active and encourage res- one, you can set your own ing partnerships with Goodwood Goers contact pay the penalty are in and year out refuse to fair that responsible dog idents to pull on their pace and distance and it community organisations Tracie 6272 2560. If you referred to the Monetary pay registration fees. owners and other rate pay- walking shoes and join- costs nothing but a small to commence the imple- would be interested in Penalties Enforcement “Under the Act Coun- ers pay extra costs because ing groups in Glenorchy. amount of your time to mentation of the Plan,” establishing a walking Service (MPES) which cil can seize and impound of these people.” Walk coordinator, participate.” she said. group in your area con- then becomes responsible unregistered dogs and this Dog owners are strong- Tracie Billing from the Mayor of Glenorchy We need at least 30 tact Len Yeats at for collecting the fine. may be a further option ly urgued to pay registra- Goodwood Community Adriana Taylor says estab- minutes of regular physi- Glenorchy City Council Additional costs of $96 for those recalcitrant own- tions by July 31 and get Centre says that after just lishing Heart Foundation cal activity on most or all on 6216 6394. will be applied by MPES. ers,” he said. the discount.

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This can be done by cleaning greater Hobart area and as south thought There is no treatment to kill food bowls, bedding, concrete, ken- GLENORCHY City Coun- sequently has decided to as Kingston have recently been the parvovirus once it infects a nels, leads and collars, brushes, cil has responded to feed- scrap the rate altogeth- taken into the dogs home pre- dog, all that can be done is to main- shoes etc, with a solution of 250ml back from the business er,” she said. senting with clinical signs of tain the animal’s critical health of chlorine bleach in 5 litres of community and decided Alderman Taylor said Parvo. Alternatively, it is transmit- and hope for the best. water. to scrap the city’s sepa- Council recognised that In the interest of safety to your ted through contact with an area Severe septicaemia and dehy- Any cleaning products utilised rate business promotions this would disappoint own dogs and the broader canine the infected dog has been, i.e. it dration are the causes of death to clean Parvo effectively needs rate. some businesses as well as community it is worthwhile dis- can also be transmitted through and the survival rate of parvo is to have a glutaraldehyde-based This reverses a Coun- the Moonah Promotions cussing how dangerous this virus contaminated kennel surfaces, very low; currently 87% of dogs disinfectant; nothing else is suit- cil decision in February and the Glenorchy Better can be and the effect it has on dogs. food and water bowls, collars, who catch parvo, even with treat- able or effective. this year to extend the rate Business Association that I personally have worked as a leashes, and the hands, shoes, and ment, die. Advice on suitable disinfec- that previously applied to had previously received Veterinary Nurse and seen first clothing of people who have han- As usual, prevention is always tants may be sought from your commercial properties in Council support for mar- hand the pain and suffering inflict- dled or been around infected dogs. better than cure and Parvo can Vet, professional pet shop or clean- the Glenorchy and Moon- keting and promotion of ed on animals from this virus as Parvovirus is an incredibly be prevented. ing product distributors. ah CBDs to all businesses their business precincts well as the emotional and financial resistant virus able to live through The best method of protecting Please make sure your dogs’ across the city. and which would now have stress that having a dog with Parvo extremes of heat, cold, humidity, your dog against Parvo infection vaccinations are up to date for Mayor of Glenorchy to find other ways to fund causes. and drying, and it can survive in is with regular vaccinations. your own dogs’ health, wellbeing Alderman Adriana Tay- their activities. the environment for long periods Prevention is simple, but it Puppies should receive a Parvo and safety and also for the other lor said there had been “However the shopping would be fair to say that some dog of time, easily up to three months vaccine as part of their vaccina- dogs in our community. strong feedback from the centres and many busi- owners are ignorant of the virus in a room temperature environ- tions at 6, 12 and 16 weeks of age. Do not exercise your dogs when business community nesses in the commercial whilst some others are just not ment. After these initial vaccina- they appear unwell and always being responsible pet owners. The symptoms of Parvo are tions all dogs should have a boost- clean up your dogs’ faeces, in your opposing the separate pro- precincts now carry out Canine Parvovirus is a highly somewhat varied, but usually the er shot each year. own yard and in public places to motions rate. their own marketing and contagious and often deadly dis- dog presents with signs of lethar- Even though infection is some- minimise the risk of spreading “Basically businesses promotional activities and ease caused by a virus that attacks gy, depression, lack of appetite what unusual in adult dogs, they diseases. wanted Council to con- the shopping precincts are the gastrointestinal tract of pup- and a fever and will generally should still continue their vacci- There is no evidence that Par- tinue with city market- more vibrant than when pies and dogs. include diarrhoea and vomiting. nations as this is a life threaten- vovirus is transmissible to humans ing and business develop- the scheme was first intro- It was first identified in 1978 The diarrhoea may or may not ing virus for which treatment is or other animals. ment but did not want to duced, so there is less need and is now evident worldwide. contain blood. expensive and no chances should pay a separate rate to fund for Council involvement Parvo is spread either by direct Parvo affects dogs of all ages, be taken. Samantha Morris it,” Alderman Taylor said. through a separate busi- dog-to-dog contact and/or contact but is most common in dogs less If you have had a dog who has Education Officer “Council has listened ness rate,” Alderman Tay- with contaminated faeces (poo). than one year of age. suffered or died from Parvo virus Animal Management. to this feedback and con- lor said. Meals deals … and great cafes Where the welcome warms the winter

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“I’m very generous in a variety of roles at a regular servicing to pick “I always keep the old with my time. I’d rather Nissan dealership and up the small things parts to show the cus- take the extra time to went on to become head before they turn into big tomer what I’ve replaced get the job 100%, rather mechanic at another problems. and give a quick expla- than to take short cuts,” automotive workshop “If you pick things up nation of where it comes Glen says. “It saves the before setting up his own early you can repair from and what the part customer in the long business. parts and not necessar- does. It helps keep the run.” Glenn says one-man ily replace them. customers happy.” Glenn Miller Auto- operations can be bene- “A simple spend of Glenn lives in Clare- motive is a one-man ficial to customers. $200 now, can save $400 mont as well as working business, with Glenn the “When someone walks in the longer term.” there and supports local owner, manager and solo through the door they The increasing com- community and sport- mechanic. He offers all talk to me – the person plexity of modern cars, ing organisations. After automotive servicing, who repairs their car,” means many people only many years of sponsor- general repairs and new he said. have basic knowledge of ing the Claremont warranty servicing. “I try to get as much how they work, Glen Junior Football Club he Glenn followed in his information as I can and says. recently became the father’s footsteps when even perhaps take a test He even has some team’s official patron. SHOWROOM – 9 HOWARD RD GLENORCHY completing an automo- run with them so they retired mechanics bring- Glenn Miller Auto- tive apprenticeship more can show me the prob- ing their cars to him as motive is located at 1 than 25 years ago. He lem.” they haven’t been able Cadbury Rd, Claremont • Metal Re-Roofing • Re-Guttering spent 13 years working Glenn recommends to keep up with the and is open from 8am to changes in technology. 5.30pm Monday to Fri- • Metal Fascia Covers • Roof Vents Glenn says regular day but Glenn is also clients are the main stay available on call to cus- • Laserlight Sheet Roofing of his business and he tomers. BUILDERS/OWNER BUILDERS always makes an effort For more information PH 6273 6852 Your windows can be delivered to explain the work he phone Glenn on 6249 2662 on time even at short notice. has done. or 0408 864 465. Specialising in Northern Suburbs Contact Kerry Bloomfield who will give you a guaranteed delivery date. WIDE VIEW WINDOWS 11 Howard Rd, Derwent Park Ph: 6272 6633 – Fax 6273 9554 PH 6249 2662 • Fixed price servicing • New vehicle Warranty YOUR QUICK RESPONSE TEAM servicing FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING • General repairs and GAS & SOLAR INSTALLATION maintenance Prompt & efficient service Mobile: 0408 864 465 at reasonable prices [email protected] PHONE 6273 0177 1 CADBURY ROAD, CLAREMONT 7011 14 — GLENORCHY GAZETTE, JULY 2009

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precinct in THE West Moonah Community and to recognise his achievements on Friday 31st July on Schools by the students in the lead up to Precinct will be celebrating as Premier,” Andrea said. Tree Day and will include the Schools Tree Day. your area National Tree Day by working The Precinct approached planting of an Acacia, a Banksia Andrea said that as well as the with Springfield Gardens Primary Springfield Gardens Primary and a Waratah to represent the actual tree planting, the activity School to plant some trees at the School to see if they would like three school houses. Students also provided many ongoing ben- Jim Bacon Reserve. to partner them in an event, with will display their house flags, and efits. “It’s a great opportunity Community Precinct Devel- Precinct members meeting stu- will also sing the National for the students to learn more opment Officer, Andrea Mar- dents on the School Executive to Anthem and a school song about about types of trees and their GLENORCHY quardt, said that the Precinct discuss ideas. trees. ongoing maintenance. wanted to undertake an activi- “The students were really “There will also be the unveil- We also hope that the students ty to promote the Jim Bacon excited to be involved and came ing of a commemorative plaque and Precinct members will be able Reserve and thought some tree up with some wonderful ideas,” in memory of Jim Bacon,” Andrea to build on this activity to hold planting would be appropriate in Andrea said. “It’s great to be able said. more activities together at the that area. to have the students participate Following the tree planting Jim Bacon Reserve in the future.” “The Precinct members also with older members of the com- ceremony, guests will be invited For further information about wanted to do something as a munity in this activity.” back to the school to look at the event, please contact Andrea memorial to the late Jim Bacon, The event will be undertaken botanical artwork undertaken on Ph: 6216 6796. Precinct NEVER TOO BUSY TO STAND Moonah meeting UP AND BE COUNTED multi-culture dates craft group AUSTINS FERRY/GRANTON MEMBER PROFILE: If you are interested in crafts and would like to meet new Next meet: Thursday July 2 at 7pm Ron and Pauline people, learn new skills and Thursday August 6 at 7pm Desmond share your craft skills with Location: Claremont Hall (side room) Main Road, Claremont others, the Moonah RON and Pauline Desmond are Multicultural Social Craft active members of the Glenorchy Group may be for you! BERRIEDALE/CHIGWELL Community Precinct, and also Next meet: Wednesday July 15 at 6pm have a long history in the The aim of the group is to Wednesday August 26 at 5.30pm Glenorchy municipality. bring together multicultural Joint meeting with Rosetta/Montrose Originally from England, Ron women in order to exchange Location: Berriedale Centre and Pauline immigrated to Aus- craft skills, socialise and make Main Road, Berriedale tralia in 1964 along with Ron’s friends. parents and sister. Engaged at Run by volunteers you can the time, they were married later CLAREMONT learn basic craft such as knitting, that year in Hobart. Next meet: Thursday July 9 at 7pm crocheting and sewing as well as They bought their house in Thursday August 13 at 7pm multicultural crafts. Location: Claremont Hall (side room) Tolosa Street in 1967 after the Main Road, Claremont bushfires, and raised their two Sessions will commence on sons there. They then spent some Tuesday 30th June 2009 at the COLLINSVALE/GLENLUSK time out of Glenorchy develop- Moonah Community Centre, 17 Next meet: NO JULY MEETING ing a property under Mt Drome- Gormanston Road, Moonah from Wednesday August 5 at 7.30pm dary where they grew stone fruit 10am to12.30pm, and will be held Location: Collinsvale Hall and tomatoes. They kept their every Tuesday until 1st Tolosa St home and eventually September 2009. You don’t have Hall Road, Collinsvale returned there to live. to attend all sessions – come to They say both Tolosa Street EAST MOONAH and Glenorchy in general have one or come to them all. Next meet: Wednesday July 8 at 7.30pm changed significantly over the There is no charge for Wednesday August 12 at 7.30pm years. They remember the area sessions, but participants may Location: Moonah Arts Centre across the street being bushland need to provide/purchase their 65 Hopkins Street, Moonah with no houses and lots of pos- own materials for crafts. GLENORCHY sums and birds. Participants are also asked for a Their sons used to play foot- donation of 50c per session to Next meet: Thursday July 23 at 7pm ball in the street – something cover tea/coffee/biscuits (if using Thursday August 27 at 7pm which Ron doesn’t recommend this facility). Location: Committee Room at GCC now! Pauline also remembers the old houses up in Merton, which There is no childcare on site, 374 Main Road, Glenorchy enjoyed their most recent trip she says used to be a lovely area. ly enjoys. Ron keeps busy with and due to safety risks associated last September. GOODWOOD They both feel Glenorchy is a gardening and odd jobs. They also with some of the crafts we are Next meet: Thursday July 16 at 2.30pm lot busier now, with many more find great pleasure now with their They have been members of not able to accept children at the houses being built over the years. two granddaughters, one aged the Glenorchy Community sessions other than those in Thursday August 20 at 2.30pm three years and the other six Location: Goodwood Community Centre They live not far from the Precinct for around six years. prams (up to 12 months of age), months. They first started attending meet- Mountain Bike Park at the top or those old enough to Acton Crescent, Goodwood ings as they had an interest in the of Tolosa St, where they take Another interest which they participate in the crafts. If you ROSETTA/MONTROSE advantage of the many walking have taken up recently is cycling. Tolosa Street reconstruction and They often have a ride on the continued to come along as they have childcare needs please call Next meet: Wednesday July 22 at 1.30pm trails, often with their dog Abby. to discuss possible options. They think that it’s fantastic that Intercity Cycleway with another didn’t realise how much went on Location: Rosetta High School couple, although Ron says they at Glenorchy City Council. For further information Wednesday August 26 at 5.30pm the Park gets so much use, par- are struggling to keep up! They They have been involved in about the group please contact Joint meeting with Berriedale/Chigwell ticularly during the school holi- day period. think the cycleway is great, and many projects over the years, Ros Sargent on 6228 3121 or Location: Berriedale Centre They have been self-employed something that isn’t fully appre- including a push to get a traffic Dianne McGuinness on 6216 Main Road, Berriedale for around 35 years, undertaking ciated until you start to use it. island for pedestrians in Barossa 6722. Pauline and Ron are also sea- Road, and most recently assist- general building. Ron supposed- ALL WELCOME WEST MOONAH ly retired 3 years ago – but Pauline soned travellers, with Pauline ing with a Precinct proposal to Next meet: Tuesday July 7 at 7pm isn’t quite sure this happened! having been back to England four have a cable car from Glenorchy The Moonah Multicultural Tuesday August 4 at 7pm Pauline is very interested in times and Ron twice. to Mt Wellington. Social Craft Group is an Location: West Moonah Community House crafts, in particular knitting and The first time Ron returned They look forward to contin- initiative of the East Moonah 130 Springfield Avenue, West Moonah sewing. She is a member of the he was ready to come back after uing with their family and com- Community Precinct CWA and works at the CWA shop two days, things had changed so munity activities for many years Friday mornings, which she real- much! However they thoroughly to come. GLENORCHY GAZETTE, JULY 2009 — 15 Advisory team’s sporting chance

WANT to have a say in the cerns, expectations and needs ties, projects and policies. Community on the commit- ing and promotion by email, addressing the selec- development of sport and regarding the effectiveness It will provide communi- tee and who have: • Knowledge and under- tion criteria should be for- recreation facilities and serv- of recreation, sport and ty input and monitor the • Knowledge of sport and/or standing of the opportunities warded to Len Yeats, Sport ices in Glenorchy? leisure services within implementation of the Coun- recreation issues and trends for participation in sport and and Recreation Development If so, consider nominating Glenorchy, particularly those cil’s Recreation Plan 2008- • Active involvement in recreation within the City of Officer by 4pm Friday 10th to join the inaugural Sport concerning barriers to par- 2013 and assist in the mar- sport and/or recreation Glenorchy July 2009 and Recreation Advisory ticipation, use of facilities keting and promotion of local • Knowledge and under- Meetings will occur every Committee. and promotion of activities. sport and recreation oppor- standing of the barriers to two months and successful For more details about The role of the Advisory The Committee will be an tunities. participation in sport and appointees will be expected the committee and its role, Committee is to provide important point of consulta- Council is now seeking up recreation experienced by to serve on the committee for please contact Len Yeats on Glenorchy City Council with tion on Council’s sport and to six interested Glenorchy people in our community two years. 62166394 or email: lyeats @gcc. advice on community con- recreation activities, facili- residents to represent the • Experience in market- Applications in writing or tas.gov Magpie Shotokan in spirit big haul at gets a karate titles facelift

JAIMES Wiggins and Glenn Balmforth are two new faces making sure the Glenorchy Foot- ball Club gets the support they need to power on to Grand Final victory. Jaimes was appointed Gen- eral Manager in April, after a highly successful period of lead- ership from Leigh McAdam WEST Moonah based president, will be coach- which saw Glenorchy take out karate club Shotokan ing the Tasmanian team two consecutive Grand Finals Karate Budokai claimed including a number of his in the Southern Tasmanian 29 trophies at the state own students, in prepara- Football League. karate championships. tion for the National As a Glenorchy boy with a The Australian Karate Championships in Adelaide lifetime passion for football, Federation’s first Tas- August 7-9. Jaimes says it’s a “dream come manian titles in six years, Even if people are not true” to work for Glenorchy FC. was hosted at Hobart Col- interested in competing, He comes to the position after lege in May. Richard says Karate pro- nine years in football adminis- Sensei Richard Schultz vides many benefits such tration including more than said he was proud of the as an opportunity to learn three years at the Burnie FC, performance of his stu- self defence, improve fit- two years with the Devonport dents who took out 17 ness and agility, release FC and 12 months with AFL Tas- titles, 10 seconds and two stress, improve concen- mania. thirds. tration and memory, and Jaimes is keen to increase Jaimes Wiggins (right) and Glenn Balmforth are a new vibrant force behind the Glenorchy Football Club. “The club’s emblem is to meet new people in a the profile of the football club the Shotokan tiger, so we fun environment. in the community and build on offer more services to members.” the standard of play.” “We’re looking at doing a really are Tasmanian club membership. On the Statewide League, With the introduction of the school holiday program in Sep- Tigers,” he said. Richard’s dojo at the “Under the Statewide League Jaimes says footie fans have statewide football, Glenorchy tember at low cost, and deliver- “The team’s perform- Springfield Gardens Pri- the Glenorchy Football Club been the winners. FC has recruited Glenn Balm- ing footy in schools such as Aus- ance reinforced my belief mary School Gymnasium incorporates Claremont and New “The public is seeing more forth to fill a new position of kick,” Glenn said. that karate has benefits is open for training Mon- Norfolk and we want to build a competitive football than in the Game Development Officer. “We also want to promote for a wide range of people day to Friday evenings and close knit relationship with those past,” he said. Glenn will be working with healthy lifestyles whether irrespective of age or sex.” Saturday mornings. areas,” Jaimes said. “All the games have been very schools, promoting junior par- through being involved in foot- His youngest competi- For further informa- “We are also looking at ways competitive football and people ticipation and developing clos- ball or some other activity and tor was seven and oldest tion contact Richard on to increase our membership and have walked away happy with er links with the community. that physical activity is fun.” 43. Richard, who is also the (0409) 914 414 or www. Karate Federation’s state skb.net.au

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Adriana TAYLOR Jim MANSON Jenny BRANCH Mary GUY Steven KING Richard LOWRIE Christine LUCAS Haydyn NIELSEN David PEARCE Peter RIDLER Stuart SLADE Bob VERVAART Your Glenorchy Aldermen WORKS in progress COUNCIL DECISIONS JUNE 2009 ROADS CONSTRUCTION WORKS • Various pit cleaning & • Burgess Ave – Hopkins maintenance Adriana TAYLOR • Approved the establishment of a • Received additional information on Street to Webber Street • Various pit reconstructions Jim MANSON Sport and Recreation Advisory the proposal to relocate the recycling Stage 2 reconstruction • Farley Street – Stage 1 PARKS & RECREATION Committee as a special committee of drop off depot at the Jackson Street Jenny BRANCH reconstruction • Hestercombe Park Council. Waste Management Centre and • Hopkins Street – Station St playground construction Mary GUY • Received a progress report on the resolved not to proceed with the to Main Road • Installation of new redevelopment establishment of a community relocation. playground borders various Steven KING • Main Rd Moonah (Hopkins sites Richard LOWRIE garden. • Adopted the Building and Plumbing to Amy St) redevelopment • Resolved not to proceed with Fees for 2009/10. • Various footpath WORKS COMING UP SOON Christine LUCAS construction of a pedestrian refuge in • Resolved not to set a separate replacement program Main Road Austin’s Ferry between business promotions rate. Regional & Local Community Haydyn NIELSEN ROADS MAINTENANCE WORKS Infrastructure Program Merley Road and Wakehurst Road. • Adopted the new scale of fees for • Footpath maintenance • Barossa Creek – David PEARCE OAM • Received a report on a proposed planning services effective from 1st • Pavement management Installation of stormwater Peter RIDLER RFD development and possible future link July 2009. • Urban weed spraying litter traps • Cycleway seating and road between Ripley Road and Creek Stuart SLADE • Accepted the Monthly Financial STORMWATER shelters Road. Performance Statistics for April • Creek maintenance and • Katoomba Crescent Bob VERVAART • Adopted the Waste Management 2009. repair work and willow tree Reserve – tree planting charges for kerbside recycling and removal • Montrose Bay automatic • Adopted the 2009/10 Glenorchy City • Derwent Park – catchment irrigation system garbage collection for 2009/10. Council Budget. works – Stage 2 • Tolosa Park sculptures

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When do I pay my rates? Rates are due in instal- ments on a date that is Do you know set at least 31 days after the issue of the annual Helping people rate notice. Council now understand more about only has two instalment Glenorchy City Council dates; 15th August 2009 and the services it provides. and 1st February 2010. How do I pay my rates? In three ways: What happens if I do not Am I entitled to a • Pay each instalment on pay my rates? pensioner remission? the due date • The full year’s amount An immediate penalty Holders of a Centrelink ‘up front’ with the first of 6.5% on the overdue Pensioner Concession instalment instalment applies in Card, Centrelink Health Care Card or Veterans • Direct debit spread over addition to interest at the rate of 10.40% p.a. Affairs Gold Card (TPI or the period from the first War Widow) may be enti- Friday in August to the (calculated daily) from the due date until date tled to a State Govern- first Friday in April. This ment rebate on their prin- allows smaller weekly, of payment. Unless alter- native arrangements are cipal place of residence. fortnightly or monthly Applications should be payments to suit a made, non-payment of rates will incur legal lodged prior to April 1, ratepayer’s budget. 2010 in order to receive a action. Where can I pay my rates? remission for the 2009/2010 Who sets the interest rating year. Rates may be paid at: rate? What is a pension • Any Australia Post Office or agency The State Government remission? • By BPOINT on 1300 276 sets the maximum inter- It is a reduction in your 468 est rate pursuant to the rates that will be calcu- • By BPOINT at Local Government Act lated and shown on your bpoint.com.au 1993. first rates notice. • By POSTbillpay on 13 If I am unable to pay my How do I apply for a 18 16 rates by the due date, pension remission? • By POSTbillpay at what can I do? postbillpay.com.au Application forms and Contact the Council to assistance are available • Using BPay to pay arrange a mutually from the Rates Office. from your nominated acceptable rate payment Ratepayers must present credit card, cheque or plan, such as making their pension concession savings account reduced fortnightly or card or Veteran Affairs • In person at the Coun- monthly payments that Gold Card when applying. cil offices between suit your budget. Any If you received a pension 8:30am and 4:45pm payments made will remission in 2008/09 and weekdays reduce the amount owing your details have not • By mail and therefore the inter- changed, there is no need • Direct debit est charged. to reapply. The Glenorchy Gazette is produced by the Glenorchy City Council and printed by The Examiner, Launceston