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Central West Group S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc LGEA / IPWEA NSW REGIONAL GROUP CHAIRS AND SECRETARIES (July 2010) Central West Group Chair: Andrew Francis Parkes Shire Council Ph: 02 6861 2343 2 Cecile Street Fax: 02 6863 5931 PARKES NSW 2870 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Bill Twohill Weddin Shire Council Ph: 02 6343 1212 PO Box 125 Fax: GRENFELL NSW 2810 Email: [email protected] Hunter Valley Group Chair: Wayne Cone Ph: 02 4934 9609 Group Manager City Works & Services M: 0419 275 818 Maitland City Council Fax: Email: [email protected] Secretary: Ian Wakem Ph: 02 4934 9603 Manager Civil & Recreation Works M: 0408 218 792 Maitland City Council Fax: 02 4993 2505 Email: [email protected] Illawarra Group Chair: Lindsay Dunstan Ph: 02 4227 7200 Wollongong City Council M: 0420 934 868 Locked Bag 8821 Fax: SOUTH COAST MC NSW 252 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Josh Devitt Ph: 02 4227 7207 Wollongong City Council Locked Bag 8821 Fax: Wollongong NSW 2500 Email: [email protected] S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc 1 S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc LGEA / IPWEA NSW REGIONAL GROUP CHAIRS AND SECRETARIES (July 2010) Metropolitan North Group Chair: John Van Hesden M: 0419 239 069 North Sydney Council Ph: 02 9936 8282 PO Box 12 Fax: 02 9936 8177 NORTH SYDNEY NSW 2059 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Jim Turner Ku-Ring-Gai Council Ph: 02 9424 0954 Locked Bag 1056 Fax: 02 9524 0952 PYMBLE NSW 2073 Email: [email protected] Metropolitan West Group Chair: Hans Meijer Penrith City Council Ph: 02 4732 7777 (Council) PO Box 60 Fax: 02 4732 7958 PENRITH NSW 2750 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Alex Burjan M: 0418 230 075 Liverpool City Council Ph: 02 9821 9525 Locked Bag 7064 Fax: 02 9821 9550 LIVERPOOL BC NSW 1871 Email: [email protected] Mid North Coast Group Chair: Ben Lawson Mob 0419 425 681 Coffs Harbour City Council Ph: 0266 484401 Locked Bag 155 Fax: COFFS HARBOUR NSW 2450 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Greg Powter Coffs Harbour City Council Ph: 02 6648 4420 Locked Bag 155 Fax: 02 6648 4477 COFFS HARBOUR NSW 2450 Email: [email protected] S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc 2 S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc LGEA / IPWEA NSW REGIONAL GROUP CHAIRS AND SECRETARIES (July 2010) New England / Northwest Group Chair: Michael Bryant Tamworth Regional Council Ph: 02 6767 5555 PO Box 555 Fax: TAMWORTH NSW 2340 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Ben Harris Guyra Shire Council Ph: 02 6770 7100 PO Box 207 Fax: 02 6779 1221 GUYRA NSW 2365 Email: [email protected] North Coast Group Chair: Garry Hemsworth Lismore City Council Ph: 02 6625 0480 PO Box 23A Fax: 02 6625 0597 LISMORE NSW 2480 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Barry Goodwin Lismore City Council Ph: 02 6625 0551 PO Box 23A Fax: 02 6625 0597 LISMORE NSW 2480 Email: [email protected] Orana Group Chair: Ian Bailey Dubbo City Council Ph: 02 6801 4000 PO Box 81 Fax: 02 6801 4819 DUBBO NSW 2830 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Owen Johns Wellington Shire Council Ph: 02 6840-1729 Fax: Email: [email protected] S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc 3 S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc LGEA / IPWEA NSW REGIONAL GROUP CHAIRS AND SECRETARIES (July 2010) South East Group Chair: Warren Sharpe Eurobodalla Shire Council Ph: 02 4474 1206 PO Box 99 Fax: 02 4474 1042 Moruya NSW 2537 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Keith Davies Queanbeyan City Council Ph: 02 6298 0120 PO Box 90, Fax: 02 6299 6699- Queanbeyan NSW 2620 Email: [email protected] South Metropolitan Group Chair: Bill Woodcock Complete Urban Pty Ltd Ph: 02 9282 9900 10 Regent Street Fax: 02 9282 9277 CHIPPENDALE NSW 2008 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Tony Reed Ph: 02 9369 8056 Ann direct Waverley Council M: 0471 237 323 PO Box 9 Fax: 02 9319 4306 BONDI JUNCTION NSW 2022 Email: [email protected] South Western Group Chair: Matt Hughes Snowy Works & Services Ph: 0427 814404 1 Gocup Street Fax: TUMUT NSW 2720 Email: [email protected] Secretary: Geoff Neill Ph: 02 6941 2418 Snowy Works & Services M: 0409 526 965 1 Gocup Street Fax: 02 6941 2480 TUMUT NSW 2720 Email: [email protected] S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc 4 S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc LGEA / IPWEA NSW REGIONAL GROUP CHAIRS AND SECRETARIES (July 2010) Metropolitan Works Officers Group Chair: Ph: Fax: Email: Secretary: Ph: Fax: Email: Central West Works Officers Group Chair: Ph: Fax: Email: Secretary: Mid North Coast Works Officer Group Chair: Ian Firman Ph: 02 6642-2855 Clarence Valley Shire Council M: 0427 292 232 Fax: Email: [email protected] Secretary: Ph: Fax: Email: S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc 5 S:\Data - NSW General\GROUPS\Chairs & Secretaries\GroupChairsSec July 2010.doc LGEA / IPWEA NSW REGIONAL GROUP CHAIRS AND SECRETARIES (July 2010) New England North West Works Officer Group Chair: Dave Coulton Gwydir Shire Council Ph: 02 6429 3015 Locked Bag 5 Fax: Bingara NSW 2404 Email: [email protected] Secretary: David Graham Moree Plains Shire Council Ph: 02 6757 3315 Fax: 02 6752 5554 Email: [email protected] S:\Data - 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