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Web Copy of Oct 06.Pub The Windellama News October 2006 Inside Your Local Council …. Keeping you in touch with the latest from Goulburn Mulwaree Council. Council Meeting Briefs – September 2006 Corporate Plan Development Council’s draft 2006-2011Corporate Plan will be considered by each of Council’s new advisory committees and the Community Liaison Forum over the next two months, before the plan is referred to a Councillor workshop in November. Reopening of Carr Street Council resolved that a report on the results of the public consultation currently underway regarding the pro- posal to reopen Carr Street, and assessment of all related safety related issues, be considered at the October meeting of Council. Council will also investigate other options other to provide a second access to Run-O- Water Estate. Road Widening at Boxers Creek Road Council will purchase a portion of land at Boxers Creek Rd to remove an existing dangerous corner and con- struct a safer curve with the current owner’s permission. Rates Outstanding Council resolved to move toward selling six properties which have rates and charges outstanding for five years or more. Goulburn’s bid to host 2009 Local Government Association Conference A committee of Council will be formed to investigate Goulburn bidding to host the 2009 Local Government As- sociation Conference. Money will be made available in next year’s budget to fund the bid. Draft Social and Community Plan Council resolved to place the draft 2006 Goulburn Mulwaree Social and Community Plan on public exhibition for 30 days. Highway Pole Signs Council resolved to defer the development application to erect promotional signs at Towrang, Yarra and Curra- wang pending a policy review of advertising signs in rural areas as part of Council’s new Local Environment Plan/Development Control Plans. Outdoor Pool Opening The outdoor pool at the Goulburn Aquatic Centre is set to open in mid November, but Council has given dele- gation to the Mayor and General Manager to open the pool earlier if the weather permits. Under Level 5 Water Restrictions the indoor pool will close when the outdoor pool opens. Tarago Water Supply and Sewer Assessment The recently completed feasibility study into the provision of water and sewer to Tarago village will be referred to the Goulburn Mulwaree Water Management Strategy. Précis of the Council Outreach Meeting on 12th September 2006 There was quite a reasonable turnup at Windellama Hall considering the 6pm starting time. All but 2 councilors attended, so it was good to put faces to names. After a few councilors and council staff gave their briefing, it was then questions from the floor. Most questions from various members of the public were all in relation to the state of our unsealed and sealed roads, mainly Lumley Rd, Oallen Ford Rd, and Jacqua Rd. A small briefing in relation to Ardmore Park Quarry was also given. Thanks to Cathy Meehan & Frances Knights for supper. www.windellama.com.au 41 The Windellama News October 2006 www.qualityruralsolutions.com.au RURAL COURSES IN THE WINDELLAMA AREA Presented by Quality Rural Solutions – Jane Vincent & Associates Identification & Management of Native Grass Pastures for Agriculture and Conservation Cost: $230 (GST free) $368/couple A one day workshop identifying the characteristics of local native grasses and how to best manage these grasses for agriculture and conservation. Featuring Peter Simpson, the authority on native pastures on the Southern Tablelands. Includes the book: Native Grasses by Meredith Mitchell. Dates: Goulburn – 12 November 2006 Property Management Planning Construct a dynamic plan for your farm with both short and long-term goals. This series of 6 workshops assists in developing prop- erty management plans which will contribute to improved water quality, drought resistance, biodiversity conservation, reduced soil damage, effective weed control, and consequently increased and sustainable productivity. You’ll learn map use and interpretation and how to identify soil types, land classes and vegetation communities. Alison Elvin, educator, farmer and environmental consultant with more than 25 years experience in the area, is the trainer. Participants receive a comprehensive technical manual, and several books including Physical Property Planning and Vegetation Survey and Assessment. Dates: Braidwood – first course fully subscribed; second course to be advised. Subsidised by Southern Rivers CMA (so your property needs to be in this Catchment). Coming soon to other CMAs –register your interest now. Both NSW DPI and some CMAs, have advised that the availability of funding for Landcare projects like riparian management, may hinge upon farmers completing relevant training, such as Property Planning, first. For further information contact Training Manager Jane Vincent Phone: 6230 3584 Fax: 6230 3586 Mobile: 0438 910679 Email: [email protected] Address: RMB 1672, Gundaroo, 2620 COURSE: SURNAME: GIVEN NAMES: TRADING NAME/ORGANISATION: MAILING ADDRESS: TOWN: STATE: POSTCODE: PHONE: BH: MOBILE: AH: FAX: EMAIL: Do you consider yourself to have a disability? NO □ YES □ If yes, will you need assistance for this course? Please specify.………………………………………………… I enclose herewith my payment of $…………………. by the following payment method, please tick (ü) □ Cheque * □ Money order □ Direct credit * Please make cheque payable to Quality Rural Solutions – Jane Vincent & Associates Direct credit to Quality Rural Solutions – Jane Vincent & Associates. (ring Jane for details) Enrolment conditions: If you withdraw from a program, with less than 14 days notice prior to the course commencing, refunds are not available. However your payment may be held over to the next available course. Each withdrawal case will be treated on its merit. Any program may be cancelled by Quality Rural Solutions– Jane Vincent & Associates due to insufficient enrolments or other unforeseen circumstances. In the event of a cancellation, fees will be transferred to alternate programs or a full refund will be made. Quality Rural Solutions – Jane Vincent & Associates reserves the right to alter any of the arrangements for classes either before or during the program. I have read and accept the conditions of enrolment. Signed: ……………………………………………………………… Date: ……………………………… □ Please tick (ü) if you do NOT want to be added to the mailing list to receive our FREE newsletter www.windellama.com.au 42 The Windellama News October 2006 Arts and Crafts Goulburn & District Arts & Craft Centre 22 Sep.–3 Oct. 2006 Goulburn Art Award Ph: 4822 7889 7–21 October Exhibition of Life Drawing, 12 Oct.–11 Nov. $35,000 Country Energy Art Prize for Landscape 19 Oct.–15 Nov. Artist of the Month – Painting exhibition of mixed media by Marolyn Waylon, 26 Oct.–23 Nov. Exhibition of Photography, Goulburn Workers Club Auditorium Ph: 48481293 Bob & Sonja Millis 13–15 Oct Traditional Art Prize, Fine Art Material Sat. 10am–7pm & Sun. 10am–4pm. Framing & Materials Digital Printing & Scanning BUNGONIA QUILTERS Photo Restoration Art Classes & Workshops Meet every Monday morning at 9am to 1pm at Bungonia Fire Shed. Gallery Sales If you want to learn how to patchwork come along, Art Books, Cards, Laminating have a cuppa and find out what you need to bring to get you started on this addictive craft. Internet Sales Australia wide www.arthead.com.au For enquiries phone: Sharon Alessi 4844-5149 358 Auburn St Cherie Jenkins 4822-4241 Sandra Williams 4844-4369 Ph 4822 6641 Fax 4822 6631 Mob 0417 266 904 Spinning lessons will be held on Tuesday afternoon of 10th October, at the Craft Afternoon at Windellama Hall. If you wish to begin lessons or wish to share your knowledge, please come along. This day is not limited to spinning, so if you wish to practice other craft, do attend. Craft Afternoons at Windellama Hall Every Tuesday afternoon from 1pm to 4pm All enquiries to Irene Turner 4844 5214. www.windellama.com.au 43 The Windellama News October 2006 “Showcasing Tarago - Celebrating Diversity” 49th ANNUAL TARAGO & DISTRICT SHOW Saturday, January 27th, 2007 PAVILION EXHIBITS Tarago Showground Pavilion, Braidwood Rd Tarago Pavilion Coordinator: Tarago Branch of CWA Entries are to be delivered to the Showground Pavilion on Friday, January 26th between 4.00 pm and 8.00 pm. Entry Fee All sections $0.50. Children 16 years and under Free in all sections Prize Money All sections: 1st prize $1.50 and 2nd prize $0.50 plus cards and ribbons as stated. Supreme Champion Ribbon and Trophy for the Most Successful Pavilion Exhibitor Judging will commence at 9.30 am. Pavilion will be open to the public at 11.30 am. All prize money and exhibits to be collected from the pavilion by 4.30 pm. For further information contact: Ruth Corrigan on 48494543; Clarice Beileiter on 48494473 “Wool – The Fibre of the Past & The Fibre of the Future” A COMPLETE SCHEDULE WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM 01 OCTOBER 06 FROM THE TARAGO SERVICE CENTRE, THE LOADED DOG HOTEL AND OTHER OUTLETS TBA SCHEDULE ALSO AVAILABLE ON WEBSITE www.tarago.com .au Pavilion Section A – Vegetables and Farm Produce Vegetables Farm Produce Fruits Pavilion Section B – Preserves and James Preserves Jellies and Jams Pickles, Sauces and Relish Pavilion Section C – Floral Arrangements Champion Ribbon for Best Exhibit Junior Section Pavilion Section D – Cooking Champion Ribbon for best Exhibit Rich Fruit Cake, ½ lb Mixture (Tarago CWA $10.00 1st Prize) Orange Cake Iced (Tarago CWA $5.00 1st Prize) Classes 3 – 31 standard 1st and 2nd Prizes Junior Section www.windellama.com.au 44 The Windellama News October
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