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Glen Eira City Council July 2013 Volume 185 news Council wins Gold at Australasian Reporting Council made the decision in 2011 to fully fund changeover of the street lights to achieve Awards lower greenhouse gas emissions and energy costs. Photo: Maxam Productions. Collecting e-waste on demand Rates: what you pay and Brighter, greener streets why regulars for Glen Eira Business News Youth News len Eira City Council is Glen Eira Mayor Cr Jamie Hyams All the old lights will be recycled. Library News Gcompleting the changeover said this is more than 10 per cent of In addition to financial and of all old 80 watt mercury vapour Council’s greenhouse emissions. environmental benefits, the new lights Recreation News street lights (MV80) in Glen Eira to “The move is equivalent to taking provide a more uniform and slightly Arts News a more energy efficient alternative. 469 cars off the road for good or brighter light across and along the The move will reduce costs and switching 284 Glen Eira households street, have a more appealing colour, greenhouse gas emissions. to 100 per cent solar power,” and dim much less as the lights age. Street lights account for about 40 Cr Hyams said. The new lights use T5 fluorescent per cent of Council’s emissions and So far, about 5,000 lights have been globes. This technology is similar to cost the Glen Eira community close changed over in the local streets of the compact fluorescent lights now to $1 million a year. Bentleigh, Bentleigh East, Brighton common in homes. The new lights use less than a third East, McKinnon, Brighton East, “Council made the decision in 2011 of the energy of the old. The energy Ormond, Caulfield, Caulfield South, to fully fund changeover of the street savings will reduce lighting costs Glen Huntly, Carnegie, Murrumbeena lights to achieve lower greenhouse by about $250,000 per year and and St Kilda East. The last 300 gas emissions and energy costs,” he reduce greenhouse gas emissions the lights, north of Balaclava Road, said. “It was one of the first Victorian equivalent of 1,690 tonnes of carbon Caulfield North are under a different councils to do so.” dioxide. electricity supplier and are due for replacement by December 2013. Disability Services Bentleigh • Bentleigh East • Carnegie • Caulfield • Elsternwick • Gardenvale • Glen Huntly • McKinnon • Murrumbeena • Ormond • St Kilda East news Council wins Gold at Australasian Reporting Awards Mayor’s column Glen Eira City Council has won a • BHP Billiton; Gold Award and was a finalist for the • CSIRO; Governance Reporting Award at the 2013 Australasian Reporting Awards • Wesfarmers; and (ARA). • the Sydney Opera House. Announced at Melbourne Town Report of the Year was awarded to Hall on Thursday 6 June, Council the City of Kingston. received the Award for its 2011–12 This is the first year Council has Annual Report. This is the fifth been named a finalist for the consecutive year that Council has Governance Reporting Award. The won this prestigious Award. ARA Award recognises the quality and judges said Council’s 2011–12 completeness of accountability; With school holidays now here, why Annual Report was well-structured transparency and openness; not visit Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic with clear and easy-to-read charts integrity; stewardship; and Centre (GESAC). Various school and a consistent theme throughout leadership recorded in the annual holiday programs including Fast-Lane the Report. reporting of corporate governance will be available. The waterslides “This Report demonstrates practice in the Australian and New will be open 10am to 7pm during the Council’s commitment to Zealand public sector organisations. the holidays, and the giant inflatable transparency in reporting to its The ARA is an independent obstacle course from 11.30am to community. It does not shy away organisation that promotes 3pm. There will be games including from reporting ‘disappointments’. excellence in reporting and covers volleyball and a treasure hunt, with Captain Swimalot scheduled to 2013 ARA Awards: Council’s Manager “An excellent summary of all corporations, government Public Relations and Marketing performance at the front sets the bodies, charitable and community appear every Tuesday and Thursday. Amarita Kinnoo and ARA Chairman tone for the whole Report.” organisations in Australia and New For further information, see page 3. Tim Sheehy. Photo: Bright Light Other organisations to win Gold Zealand. Five locals were awarded in the Photography. included: Queen’s Birthday Honours List. Congratulations to Henrietta (Kitia) Altman, former Glen Eira Citizen of the Year Abram Goldberg, Harry Procel, Miriam Suss and Rimma Councillor contacts Sverdlin for this recognition of your CAMDEN WARD ROSSTOWN WARD TUCKER WARD outstanding contribitions. From July onwards, Council will make Cr Michael Lipshutz Cr Margaret Esakoff Cr Jamie Hyams (Mayor) it easier for residents to recycle Ph/Fax: 9530 0438 Ph/Fax: 9578 2877 Ph: 9524 3225 and Fax: 9524 3358 e-waste (any electronic waste such Mobile: 0400 832 270 Mobile: 0407 831 893 Mobile: 0427 319 018 as televisions and computers) by [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] collecting it from kerbside as part of Cr Oscar C Lobo JP its hard rubbish collection service. Cr Mary Delahunty Cr Karina Okotel (Deputy Mayor) Every household is entitled to Mobile: 0427 970 879 Mobile: 0424 479 454 Ph/Fax: 9557 0108 three free, on-demand hard rubbish [email protected] [email protected] Mobile: 0417 837 418 collections each financial year. Metals [email protected] and e-waste will be separated and recycled. To book, contact Council’s Cr Thomas Sounness Cr Neil Pilling Cr Jim Magee Service Centre on 9524 3333. Mobile: 0428 596 951 Mobile: 0428 310 919 Ph/Fax: 9563 8360 [email protected] [email protected] Mobile: 0427 338 327 Council is proud to present its [email protected] eighth annual Winter Music Series this July and August. Spend an afternoon with some of Australia’s most talented performers including Glen Eira City Council the Sheilas of the 70s; local favourite Belle Musette; Deborah Conway and Glen Eira Town Hall Telephone: 03 9524 3333 1300 555 727 or www.iprelay.com.au Willy Zygier; Silo String Quartet; and Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn National Relay Service: A phone then enter 03 9524 3333 Sarah McKenzie. Limited tickets are Roads Caulfield solution for people who are deaf or Facsimile: 03 9523 0339 on sale now, so book today to avoid PO Box 42, Caulfield South have a hearing or speech-impairment, Email: [email protected] disappointment. See page 16 for Victoria 3162 TTY dial 13 36 77 or Speak and Listen Website: www.gleneira.vic.gov.au further information. This month, Council will be officially opening the new Murrumbeena Park Disclaimer play space, so come along and try out Deadlines The information in this publication is of a general nature. The deadline for the next edition (August) of Glen Eira News is Wednesday The articles contained herein are not intended to provide a the fantastic new facilities. complete discussion on each subject and/or issues canvassed. 3 July for delivery 29 July to 2 August (weather permitting). Glen Eira City Council does not accept any liability for any Finally, Council’s Youth Services is statements or any opinion or for any errors or omissions calling for all interested bands to Coming deadlines contained herein. submit their demo CD for the chance The deadline for the September 2013 edition of Glen Eira News is Wednesday Copyright© Glen Eira City Council 2013 to compete in Battle of the Bands 31 July for delivery 26 July to 30 August (weather permitting). The copyright for all material in this document is the property 2013. Eight bands will be selected to For advertising and Community Diary enquiries, contact 9524 3333. of Glen Eira City Council (unless otherwise noted). Other compete for great prizes on Friday than as permitted under the Copyright Act, no part of this To submit editorial material write to: Glen Eira News, PO Box 42, Caulfield South document may be reproduced, reused, copied, stored or 6 September. For further information, Victoria 3162 or email: [email protected] transmitted in any form without prior written permission contact Youth Services on 9524 3676. from Glen Eira City Council. Contact Manager Public Relations and Marketing on 9524 3333. Cr Jamie Hyams Mayor glen eira news | july 2013 | p2 news Council’s second longest serving Councillor School holidays at GESAC Community column Speaking up for our City E-waste collected as part of hard rubbish From July onwards, Council will make it easier for residents to recycle e-waste (televisions and computers) Nellie and Michael at Uluru. by collecting it from kerbside as part of its hard rubbish collection service. Representing Camden Ward, Cr Michael Lipshutz is the second longest serving Every household is entitled to Councillor on Council. three free, on-demand hard rubbish collections each financial year. Metals Michael moved to Caulfield North in and e-waste will be separated and 1980 and together with his wife Nellie, recycled. To book, contact Council’s built their home in 1990 and has lived Service Centre on 9523 3333. there ever since. He has been married to Nellie for The giant inflatable obstacle course will be open from 11.30am to 3pm during Murrumbeena Park play space 37 years and has four sons and five the school holidays. Photo: In2uitionphotography. opening grandchildren. Glen Eira Sports and Aquatic Centre Games including volleyball and a Murrumbeena Park is now home to He is a lawyer by occupation acting (GESAC) is the perfect destination treasure hunt will also be held, with Glen Eira’s newest play space and to principally in the family law and these school holidays to keep Captain Swimalot scheduled to celebrate the achievement, Council commercial areas.
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