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Part 5 APPENDICES Part 5 APPENDICES Appendix A - List of Public Suggestions Suggestion Name/Organisation Address 1 Gerard A. Clough None Provided 2 Derek Weier 764 Talgai West Rd TALGAI WEST QLD 4362 3 Jeff Waddell 10 Kookaburra Court GEMBROOK VIC 3783 4 Martin Gordon 36 Evelyn Owen Crescent DUNLOP ACT 2615 5 Ms Elizabeth Kulpa 19 Wright Street WULGURU QLD 4811 6 B.F. Pohlmann None Provided 7 Don Walz PO BOX 6251 MACKAY QLD 4741 8 Deon Attard 306 Mackay-Habana Road NINDAROO QLD 4740 9 Kerry Harley and 42 Kiwi Street Alan Withers SHELDON QLD 4157 10 R.J. Richardson 45 Riverstone Road GORDONVALE QLD 4865 11 Trevor Martin 1 Henning Court BUSHLAND BEACH QLD 4818 12 Steve Dickson MP Suite 4, 102 Burnett Street Member for Buderim BUDERIM QLD 4556 13 Lynette Briers 89 Summit Street SHELDON QLD 4157 339 Suggestion Name/Organisation Address 14 Vivien Ouwerkerk 33 Aquarius Drive KINGSTON QLD 4114 15 Mark Mulcair None Provided 16 Virginia West 28 Monarch Drive CANUNGRA QLD 4275 17 William Heggie 23 Summit Street SHELDON QLD 4157 18 Ingrid Heggie 23 Summit Street SHELDON QLD 4157 19 Cr Rick Stanfield None Provided Scenic Rim Regional Council 20 Corrinne Delahunty 130 Scarvell Place KOORALBYN QLD 4285 21 Ian Pocock 18 Campbell Street BOONAH QLD 4310 22 Paul Blackman 636 Parker Road OCEANSIDE CA 92058 USA 23 Ruth Chalk Chalk Road CARNEYS CREEK QLD 4310 24 Richard Gorman 12 Park Street BOONAH QLD 4310 25 Alice Gorman 12 Park Street BOONAH QLD 4310 26 Susan Shay 427 Bromelton House Road GLENEAGLE QLD 4285 27 Mary McInnes 93 Radford Road RADFORD QLD 4307 28 Liberal National Party (LNP) 66 – 68 Bowen Street SPRING HILL QLD 4000 340 Suggestion Name/Organisation Address 29 Robert Macintosh 32 Brickworks Road KALLANGUR QLD 4503 30 Lawrence Horton 9 Kenilworth Place CARINDALE QLD 4152 31 Tegan Goodridge 43/6 Primrose Street BOWEN Winning Political Technologies HILLS QLD 4006 32 Peter Yarrow 419 Kents Lagoon Road KALBAR QLD 4309 33 Graham Porter OAM 6 North Street HARRISVILLE QLD 4307 34 Cr Duncan McInnes 93 Radford Road Scenic Rim Regional Council RADFORD QLD 4307 35 Colin Lagoon 76 Bartle Road TAMBORINE MOUNTAIN QLD 4272 36 Mark Yore 698 Underwood Road ROCHEDALE QLD 4123 37 Paul Smith 113 Kriesch Road SAMSONVALE QLD 4520 38 Australian Labor Party (ALP) Level 1, 16 Peel Street State of Queensland SOUTH BRISBANE QLD 4101 39 Jef Cummings 7 Bilara Street KENMORE QLD 4069 40 Louise Mortiss 2 Lama Street CHELMER QLD 4068 41 Local Government Association of 25 Evelyn Street Queensland (LGAQ) NEWSTEAD QLD 4006 341 Appendix B - List of Public Comments on the Suggestions Comment Name / Organisation Address 1 Geraldine O'Brien 54 Mango Avenue MUNDINGBURRA QLD 4812 2 Martin Gordon 36 Evelyn Owen Crescent DUNLOP ACT 2615 3 Max Davis PO Box 842 MORANBAH QLD 4744 4 Jeff Waddell None Provided 5 Zach Davis-Hancock 50/17 Ferry Lane BULIMBA QLD 4171 6 Clive Minchin 18 Pinkwood Street BELLBOWRIE QLD 4070 7 Anonymous None Provided 8 Michael Brumby 106 Range Road TOLL QLD 4820 9 Kenzo Kaku 27 Bellagio Crescent COOMERA QLD 4209 10 John Deana 22/31 Archipelago Street PACIFIC PINES QLD 4211 11 Stefan Maslen 7 Carman Court OXENFORD QLD 4210 12 Alice Callanan 10 Coomerong Crescent UPPER COOMERA QLD 4209 13 Lee Nightingale 40 Heatherdale Drive UPPER COOMERA QLD 4209 343 Comment Name / Organisation Address 14 Derek Weier 764 Talgai West Road TALGAI (via Allora) QLD 4362 15 Spencer Gear Address withheld by request 16 Brian Wallace Harney Street MACKAY QLD 4740 17 Clint Luker 85 Highland Park Road MERINGANDAN WEST QLD 4352 18 Bruce Collins 8 Wilson Street WINTON QLD 4735 19 Kenn Zerner 2 Bowtell Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 20 Katrina Currawong Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 21 Gavin Wilson 2 Ashwood Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 22 Ainsley Hardie 12 Pioneer Way GOWRIE JUNCTION QLD 4352 23 Gerard Thom 11 Berghofer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 24 Fiona O'Dea 4 Joann Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 25 Cherylynn Horosko 18 Belair Drive YATALA QLD 4207 26 Michael Kelly 11 Coolibah Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 27 Donna Campbell 8 Angus Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 28 Bernadette Smith 5/7 Cecil Street TOOWOOMBA CITY QLD 4350 344 Comment Name / Organisation Address 29 Jodie Geoghegan 72 Ruthven Street HARLAXTON QLD 4350 30 Ben Gouldson 142 Mackenzie Street EAST TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350 31 Michael Jaeger 24 Clarke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 32 Chris Protheroe 17 Federation Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 33 Eric Jerichoo Unit 53/109 Highfields Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 34 Matt McLeish 32 Equestrian Drive YAMANTO QLD 4305 35 Steven Paull 27 Reis Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 36 Annamaria Zuccoli 5 Anna-Maria Street BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 37 Bill Simmons 5 Ashley Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 38 David Melandri 12 Cecil Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 39 Brett Lyons 9 McLachlan Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 40 Paul Webb 5(b) David Street ROCKVILLE QLD 4350 41 David Caswell 60 New England Highway MOUNT KYNOCH QLD 4350 42 Paul and Pamela Richter 13 Highgrove Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 43 Rod Ford 1/4a Wyndham Street NORTH TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350 345 Comment Name / Organisation Address 44 Pat Beattie 82 Jellicoe Street NORTH TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350 45 Geoff Adams 7 Crestview Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 46 Maria Sloane 66 Hume Street NORTH TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350 47 Lesley Smith 24 Berghofer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 66 Debra Street CENTENARY 48 Peter Wicks HEIGHTS QLD 4350 49 Lynette Zuccoli 11033 New England Highway BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 50 Peter Fisher 2 Honeyeater Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 51 Vanessa Moore 15 Holly Avenue HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 52 Rhonda Theodosis 1A James Street REDWOOD QLD 4350 53 Graeme Ratcliffe 39 Macfarlan Street BIRKDALE QLD 4159 54 Greg Gall 12 Woolmer Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 55 Ian Feeney 2 Blue Meadow Court BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 56 Leanne Andrews 3 Garvan Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 346 Comment Name / Organisation Address 57 Jacob Carlile 1 Rosewall Court MOUNT KYNOCH QLD 4350 58 Greg Borger 10 Currawong Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 59 Michael Ward 2 Berghofer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 60 Holly Sheehan Dunbar Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 61 Steven Dudley 4 McLachlan Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 62 Eric 2a Fernside Street EAST TOOWOOMBA QLD 4350 63 Judith Mills 8 Kettle Street ROCKVILLE QLD 4350 64 Lindsay Southwell 9 Northland Street NEWTOWN QLD 4350 65 Margot Douglas 45 Blue Gum Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 66 Danielle Stephens 26 Patricia Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350 67 Sara Ryan 10 Buena Vista Crescent BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 68 Patricia Gall 12 Woolmer Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 69 Douglas and Judith 12 Harvey Road Hemmings GLENVALE QLD 4350 70 Adam Garvin 2 Traves Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 71 Michael Blakeney 2 Rannerdale Close MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350 347 Comment Name / Organisation Address 72 Christopher Johnson 120 River Meadows Drive UPPER COOMERA QLD 4209 73 Vicki Howard 6 Pamela Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 74 Terence Cleary 47 Lilyvale Road GAYNDAH QLD 4625 75 Melanie Merrol Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 76 Edward Shoesmith 7 Jenika Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 77 Selena Protheroe 17 Federation Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 78 Gail Ward 29 Palmer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 79 Marlene Ward 45 Eagle Drive EAGLEBY QLD 4207 80 Karen Lindsey 2 Avonlea Court CABARLAH QLD 4352 81 Derek Ward 29 Palmer Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 82 Peter and Janice McGrath 10 Bronzewing Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 83 Pamela Brogan 28/8 Highfields Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 84 Robert Mitchell 12 Christina Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 85 Denise Spencer 130 Harch Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 86 Karen Antuar 7 Garvey Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350 348 Comment Name / Organisation Address 87 R M Campbell 1/5 Sidney Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350 88 Brian Alderton 14 Merrol Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 89 Andrew Maxwell 28 Diosma Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 90 Dana Mccarthy None Provided 91 Denis Hathaway 19 Hendra Court KLEINTON QLD 4352 92 Anna Maria Heron 1 Azalea Close HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 93 Kenneth Pankhurst 53 Murphys Creek Road BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 94 Elisabeth Palmer 6 Traves Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 95 Paul Church 2 Shiraz Court WILSONTON HEIGHTS QLD 4350 96 Fiona Starky 28a Clarke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 97 John Byrnes 4 Jackson Close HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 98 Abby Pilcher 31 Mitchell Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 99 Annie Dina Ralph None Provided 100 Madonna Prestridge 3 Grey Gums Drive BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 101 Cr Nancy Sommerfield 7 Bridget Court MIDDLE RIDGE QLD 4350 349 Comment Name / Organisation Address 102 Sandra McCarthy 1/2 Coverack Street KLEINTON QLD 4352 103 Jan Granfield 5 Liam Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 104 Jayne Tyrrell 3 Oakdale Place HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 105 Dinah Haswell 1 Hitzke Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 106 Ted Starky 28a Clarke Road HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 107 Deryck Thomas 59 Mackenzie Street MOUNT LOFTY QLD 4350 108 Joe Korts 14 Blue Gum Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 109 Kylie Lee 14 Cecil Crescent HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 110 Robert Longland 11 Dorothy Street CAMP HILL QLD 4152 111 David Hurst 18 Stringybark Street HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 5 Rangeview Road 112 Alan Doulin BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 Ray Geraghty Chief PO Box 412 113 Executive Officer BILOELA QLD 4715 Banana Shire Council 114 Karen Pearce None Provided 115 Glenis Batten 1/97-127 Hogg Street CRANLEY QLD 4350 116 Julie McKerrow 6 Janelle Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 350 Comment Name / Organisation Address 117 Angus McKerrow 6 Janelle Court HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 118 Colin and Ann Weston 11 Zuccoli Drive BLUE MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS QLD 4350 119 Jessica Perfrement 3 Angus Street RANGEVILLE QLD 4350 120 Charles Johnson 11 Nioka Drive HIGHFIELDS QLD 4352 121 Alexander Smith 30 Kratzke Road HIGHFIELDS
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