Council NewsFIRST PRINTED SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER 2015

WAGGA WAGGA CITY COUNCIL Issue 66

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Wagga Wagga City Council is proposing to fund its share of an upgrade to the flood levee system with a Special Rate Variation (SRV).

Pending the outcome of grant applications for State and Federal Government funding, Council is committed to funding one-third of the cost to upgrade the Main City Levee to a 1-in-100-year level of protection, and the potential upgrade of the North Wagga Levee to a 1-in-20-year level of protection.

Cost estimates by NSW Public Works indicate the upgrades will cost a total of $23.3 million.

Council intends to fund its one-third share of $7.75M with an SRV.

This would be a one-off increase above the rate peg that would stand for five years only.

Under the proposed increase, property owners in the Farmland rate category will pay an additional 1.91 per cent above the rate peg.

Assuming a rate peg of 3 per cent the total increase for Farmland properties would be 4.91 per cent.

All other properties will see an increase of 4.1 per cent above the rate peg. Assuming a rate peg of 3 per cent the total increase for all rateable properties not in the Farmland category would be 7.1 per cent.

Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Rod Kendall said this is an important

infrastructure project. “We need to get moving with this

project to help protect the City of Wagga Wagga and safeguard its future prosperity,” Cr Kendall said.

“If we don’t raise the funds needed with an increase in rates we will have to borrow the money and find a way to pay it back with interest, this will result in reduced services for the community.”

Committee4Wagga is also

throwing its support behind the upgrade.

“Flood security is pivotal to the potential growth required to ensure the commercial and economic viability of our city,” Committee4Wagga CEO Chris Fitzpatrick said.

Members of the community can learn more about the proposed SRV and how it impacts them online at yoursaywagga.com.au/srv.

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Temporary Special Rate Variation proposed to fund levee upgrade

CONGRATULATIONS: Sheraden Robins (left) celebrates her Hume Bank Best Overall Film and WaggaWagga.TV Best Wagga Visual wins with Mayor Rod Kendall at the 2015 Waggafest Special Awards Screening Night on 14 October at the Civic Theatre. Sheraden and collaborator Klutch Kable's film The Wagga Wagga Sky (inset) captured the imagination of the judges.

Sheraden Robins has again taken out the top prize at the annual Wagga Waggafest Special Awards Screening Night by just four points.

The winners were announced at the Civic Theatre on Wednesday 14 October and also live-streamed on Waggawagga.TV.

A countback was needed to decide the Hume Bank Best Overall Film prize worth $2500, with Robins and collaborator Klutch Kable edging out CSU student Thomas Parker.

Sheraden’s’ high-flying feature The Wagga Wagga Sky featured cameos from Charles Kingsford Smith and Harry Houdini in an animated adventure, while Thomas celebrated our region’s beauty before educating the community on illegal dumping in Don’t Waste Wagga.

Thomas didn’t go home empty handed, taking out the Charles Sturt University Prize, while Robins also won the Waggawagga.tv Best Wagga Visual.

Waggafest judge and ABC Open producer Sonya Gee was so impressed with Thomas’ entry, she contacted the photographer and filmmaker to blog about his entry.

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SENIOR MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTRemuneration: Min $1,736.67 gpw + superEnquiries: Carolyn Rodney - 02 6926 9293Closing Date: Friday, 23 October 2015

SENIOR FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANTRemuneration: Min $1,736.67 gpw + superEnquiries: Carolyn Rodney - 02 6926 9293Closing Date: Friday, 23 October 2015

AIRPORT REPORTING OFFICERRemuneration: Min $927.16 gpw + superEnquiries: John Barnden - 02 6926 9267Closing Date: Monday, 26 October 2015

TOWN PLANNER - DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENTRemuneration: Min $1,245.55 gpw + superEnquiries: Cameron Collins - 02 6926 9577Closing Date: Friday, 6 November 2015

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From front page The hard work wasn’t over for Gee and

fellow judges Peter Cox and Lex Marinos, with the Mayfly Media Best Young Filmmaker also going down to the wire. Jacob Hillis-Skerry’s Blue took out the prize by a single point over Jessica and Amy Martin’s Wagga Unveiled.

In the spirit of this year’s theme “the best is yet to come”, more than half the entries for 2015 Waggafest qualified for the under 18s category.

Youth shone through again, with the Martins awarded the Thirsty Crow Best Wagga Story, while the young guns from Kooringal Public School year 5/6 tech team won the Wagga Wagga City Council Best Original Sound for The Future is Bright, Bright Is The Future.WAGGAFEST 2015 WINNERS• Hume Bank Best Overall Film ($2500): The

Wagga Wagga Sky, Sheraden Robins • Charles Sturt University Award ($1000):

Don’t waste Wagga, Thomas Parker• Mayfly Media Best Young Filmmaker ($500

or a prize of similar value): Blue, Jacob Hillis-Skerry

• Thirsty Crow Best Wagga Story ($500 or a prize of similar value): Wagga Unveiled, Jessica and Amy Martin

• Waggawagga.tv Best Wagga Visual ($500 or a prize of similar value): The Wagga Wagga Sky, Sheraden Robins

• Wagga Wagga City Council Best Original Score ($500 or a prize of similar value): The Future is Bright, Bright Is The Future, KPS Year 5/6 Tech Team

VOTE IN THE 365 CUPS PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD

The judges have had their say, now it’s your turn!

Following the Waggafest Special Awards Screening Night, the 365 Cups People’s Choice competition has launched.

The film with the most votes will win a $500 prize, which will be announced during Wagga’s Australia Day celebrations.

The 2014 People’s Choice winner was The Enemy Within, which told the tale of former NRL player and champion boxer Joe Williams’ battle with depression.

Head to wagga.nsw.gov.au/waggafest to cast your vote.

Grab the family this weekend and go on an AppVenture.

The smartphone app that connects visitors and locals with attractions around the region was officially launched at Eat Local Thursday on 15 October at the Murrumbidgee Turf Club.

Mayor of the City of Wagga Wagga Councillor Rod Kendall was joined by representatives from Coolamon and Junee shire councils were on hand to celebrate the region-wide partnerships the project has created and thank participants for their support.

“AppVenture makes it easy for both locals and visitors to discover what

to do, see and eat across Wagga, Coolamon, Junee, Griffith, Lockhart and Temora,” Cr Kendall said.

Featuring more than 50 regional attractions and experiences, AppVenture has in excess of 250 active monthly users with coordinators expecting an increase in the app’s uptake following the implementation of a strategic marketing campaign targeting the Canberra, regional NSW and northern Victoria short-breaks markets.

AppVenture is available for both Android and iPhone and helps connect residents and visitors with businesses, events and more across the Riverina.

High-flying film wins big at 2015 Waggafest

Thomas Parker

Jessica and Amy Martin

KPS Year 5/6 Tech Team

Jacob Hillis-Skerry

Time to start your own AppVenture

Compost doctor to prescribe adviceGreen thumbs know

the best way to improve their gardens and lawns is by using compost.

REROC’s Compost Doctor workshops are on in Wagga on Saturday 31 October, with residents able to hear from well-known regional horticulturalist and ABC Radio gardening expert Kerry Geale.

Mr Geale will discuss

the types of bins and facilities that can be used, the benefits of composting, the best locations for compost bins, what can be composted and trouble shooting.

The workshops are aimed at beginners and at experienced composters who are just looking to update their knowledge and skills.

The workshop will be

held at the Sensory Garden, adjacent to the Wagga Wagga Men’s Shed in Ashmont on 31 September from 10am to noon.

Residents who attend a free workshop will go into a draw to win a home composting bin.

For more information, contact Council’s Environmental Education Officer Alice Kent on 1300 292 442.

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A big reminder that tomorrow Sunday 18 October is Graffiti Removal Day.

If you can help by removing any graffiti that is on your property that would be great, let us work toward Wagga Wagga being a graffiti-free city.

I take this opportunity to thank Rotary, the NSW government for organizing this Day, Wagga Wagga Sunrise Rotary Club for their

efforts in working on removal of graffiti from the VRA premises in Bolton Street Wagga and also the Men’s Shed for their help. I should not forget Dulux, Selleys, Smart Graffiti and Brookfields and Inspiration Paints for supplying materials.

If we all help we will win the battle.

Christmas is only a few months away and so is Wagga’s Christmas Spectacular.

This wonderful event is scheduled to be held at the Music Bowl on Sunday 13 December.

This is a free event for all the family and I am sure Santa will also have it in his calendar to be there, so make sure

you also have it in your calendar.

The Army Band Kapooka and a number of wonderful Wagga entertainers are already rehearsing.

I also urge everyone to think about the great residents we have in Wagga who work so hard for others.

Nominations close at 5pm on the 27 November for the 2016 Australia Day Awards.

For further information and nomination forms, please contact the Wagga Wagga City Council or visit wagga.nsw.gov.au/australiaday.

Once again a reminder to all the ladies of Wagga, I hope you will

think seriously about being a Councillor.

Come along to Council meetings during the next 11 months – Local Government Elections will be held in September 2016.

Councillor Yvonne Braid

Councillor Column councillor.braid@wagga.nsw.gov.au

GOT MY MOJO WORKING: Mojo Juju will bring her blues-infused sounds to the Fusion15 multicultural street festival.

safety • prosperity • community

funding the levee upgrade.

Find out more about the proposed Special Rate Variation for the upgrade of Wagga’s flood levee system.

Community Forum 6pm Wednesday 18 November

Council Meeting Room Wagga Wagga

Civic Centre

wagga.nsw.gov.au/srv1300 292 442

THIS WEEK:TASTE RIVERINA FESTIVALA month-long ‘menu of events’ during October. This week’s highlights include ErinEarth Open Day on Saturday, French Artisan Baker and the Regional Degustation Dinner. Head to tasteriverina.com.au for more details

FUSION15Sat 17 Oct, 4pm - 9pmExperience the true taste of Wagga’s rich cultural diversity at FUSION15. This multicultural extravaganza will bring the streetscape and parkland in and around the heart of our city to life with sights, sounds, tastes and scents from around the world. Experience all there is to love about our City at FUSION15. Free entry. Civic Centre Precinct, Between Morrow & Johnston Streets. Ph: 1300 292 442 or visit www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/fusion

ADFAS INTEREST DAYSat 17 October, 10am

“The Science of Art - The Life & Work of Leonardo da Vinci”. 98 Gurwood Street. Ph: 6921 1946

WAGGA & DISTRICT SCALE MODEL CLUB ANNUAL SHOW & EXPOSat 17 & Sun 18 October, 9am - 4pm dailyExhibition of amazing models. Traders will also be selling supplies and tools for all experience levels. East Wagga Hawks Football Club Hall, 1 Pioneer Avenue, Gumly Gumly. Ph: 6925 6850

HUMULA P&C ‘YOU BEAUT BACK OF THE UTE SALE’Sun 18 Oct, 10am - 4pmArt and craft, bric-a-brac, old wares, cooking, clothing and more. Humula Recreation Ground. Ph: 6928 9164

TAKE 5 BAND COMPASSION FUNDRAISING CONCERTSun 18 Oct, 1pm - 4pmEntry: $5 Mt. Austin Primary

School Hall, cnr McKell Avenue and Bourke Street. Ph: 6926 4901

MINIATURE RAILWAYSun 18 October, 10.30am - 4pm$2 per ride, enclosed footwear essential. Botanic Gardens, Macleay Street.

POULTRY SALE AND DISPLAYSun 18 October, 10amWagga Showground, Bourke Street. Ph: 0408 839 443

EAT LOCAL THURSDAYThu 22 October, 2.30pm - 6.30pmPop-up farmers’ market. Free entry. Murrumbidgee Turf Club, Travers St. Ph: 0427 441 107

SACRED HEART CATHOLIC SCHOOL FETEFri 23 Oct, 5pm - 8pm245 Lake Albert Road. Ph: 0429 960 099

CORK & FORK FESTEvery Friday in October, 6pm - 9.30pmSet on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, indulge in local food and produce. Hosted by the

local Borambola Winery, beer, cider and wine bars will service the event. Wagga Beach, Johnston Street. Ph: 6928 4210

DINNER WITH MAGDA SZUBANSKIFri 23 October, 6:30pmTickets $60. Elements Restaurant, Macleay Street. Ph: 6921 8933

CMRI WAGGA WAGGA CHRISTMAS FAIRFri 23 & Sat 24 October, Fri 10am - 5:30pm, Sat 9:30am - 4pmHome wares, garden accessories, plants, linen, Turkish towels and gifts. Murrumbidgee Turf Club, Travers Street. Ph: 0402 215 722

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For support in organising your event, contact Council’s Events Unit at events@wagga.nsw.gov.au or 1300 292 442 Mon to Fri. To promote your event or for a full list of events go to: visitwagga.com.

Weekly mowing report

Register now for the Garage Sale Trail

As part of the spring mowing program, all parks, reserves and open space areas are programmed to receive one grass cut about every six weeks.

Timeframes may still be extended and residents are asked to

be patient.The mowing teams

will be working in the following suburbs:• North team: CBD

followed by Estella. • East team: Lake Albert

followed by Tatton• West team: Glenfield

followed by Lloyd

• Seasonal team: Roundabouts citywide

• Roadside mowing program: South east region

• Village mowing: Oura followed by mowing in Tarcutta and Ladysmith

mobile library

Ph: (02) 6926 9771

timetable

www.rrl.nsw.gov.au

Uranquinty Monday October 19, 3.30pm – 5pmLadysmith Thursday October 22, 1.30pm – 2.15pm

Cultures to combine at Fusion15

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Grab the family and a picnic rug and experience the sights, scents and sounds of Fusion15 from 4pm to 9pm today.

The Victory Memorial Gardens and Civic Precinct will come alive with food, music, art and culture from 98 countries at the annual multicultural street festival on Saturday 17 October.

The community performers will showcase a diverse range of entertainment from 4pm, before Reflejos Musique hit the stage at 5.50pm, followed by L-FRESH the LION at 7pm and Mojo Juju from 8.30pm.

The Dancing Accountant and other roving performers will bring the fun to you, and there are also free interactive art activities on offer.

It will also be a foodie’s paradise with cuisine from around the world.

Get into the mix and celebrate the 98 countries, 99 language groups and 67 faiths that combine to make our community.

Find out more at wagga.nsw.gov.au/fusion.

It’s time to have your say.Council’s Community Survey opened

on 15 October, with a random phone sample being taken from across the Local Government Area.

However, everyone in the community can still take part by sharing their input online at wagga.nsw.gov.au/communitysurvey.

The survey plays an important role in planning for the future, with

the responses informing Council’s planning framework, how resources are allocated and setting future service levels.

“The Community Survey is an important tool in measuring Council’s performance as well as how we have performed as a community against the priorities identified in the Community Strategic Plan – Ruby & Oliver,” General Manager Alan Eldridge said.

Cupboards overflowing? Shed absolutely chokkas?

Start your spring cleaning with the fifth annual Garage Sale Trail to be held on Saturday October 24.

The national grassroots waste education program is powered by more than 150 local councils, including Wagga

Wagga City Council.Whether you want

to raise money for a charity or your community group, or just need to tidy up, hop online and register for the Garage Sale Trail.

Everyone who registers are provided with a seller page and you can also download posters and flyers to promote your

garage sale.Shoppers looking to

discover a unique local treasure can also visit the website and search what’s happening in the area.

You can register for Australia’s biggest garage sale at garagesaletrail.com.au and do your bit to promote reuse over rubbish.

Nominate Wagga's legendsKnow a you-beaut champion?Don’t keep it a secret – make sure

they get official legend status by nominating them for the 2016 Australia Day Awards.

We’re looking for dead set legends who can be nominated for Citizen of the Year, Young Citizen of the Year (27 and younger), Walk of Honour

Award and the Ted Ryder Sports Memorial Award for contribution to administration in sport

A few words on the back of a Wagga Australia Day postcard is enough to get the ball rolling, or head to wagga.nsw.gov.au/australiaday.

Nominations close on 27 November.

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Public NoticesEXHIBITION OF DRAFT POLICY – POL025Council hereby gives public notice of the exhibition of its Draft Payment of Expenses and Provision of Facilities to Councillors Policy.The draft Policy will be on exhibition from 16 October 2015 for a period of 28 days, until 12 November 2015. Council invites public submissions on the draft Policy, to be lodged within the exhibition period. Inspection Venue: The draft Policy is available for review at Wagga Wagga City Council, Cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts, Wagga Wagga, during the hours of 8.30am to 5pm Monday to Friday (public holidays excluded) within the above exhibition period. The draft Policy can also be accessed from www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/publicSubmission Procedure: Persons wishing to make a submission in relation to the revised Policy should do so prior to the close of the exhibition period. Submissions should be in writing and may be delivered to Wagga Wagga City Council or mailed to the General Manager, Wagga Wagga City Council, PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650 or emailed to council@wagga.nsw.gov.au. Persons making written submissions regarding the above Policy are advised that any submission received within the submission period will be subject to the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 and the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act (PIPPA) and may be attached to the final report, in its entirety or in part, to Council unless explicitly requested by the person making the submission that they do not wish this to occur. Any questions relating to the Policy document may be referred to the Manager Corporate Governance on 1300 292 442.

EXHIBITION OF AMENDED 2015/2016 COMBINED DELIVERY PROGRAM AND OPERATIONAL PLAN AND 2015/2025 LONG

TERM FINANCIAL PLANCouncil hereby gives public notice of the exhibition of its amended 2015/2016 Combined Delivery Program and Operational Plan and the 2015/2025 Long Term Financial Plan.The amended 2015/2016 Combined Delivery Program and Operational Plan and the 2015/2025 Long Term Financial Plan will be on exhibition from 16 October 2015 for a period of 28 days, until 12 November 2015. Council invites public submissions on the amended plans, to be lodged within the exhibition period. Inspection Venue: The amended plans are available for review at Wagga Wagga City Council, Cnr Baylis & Morrow Sts, Wagga Wagga, during the hours of 8.30am to 5pm Monday to Friday (public holidays excluded) within the above exhibition period. The amended plans can also be accessed from Council’s Your Say Wagga website at http://www.wagga.nsw.gov.au/public. Submission Procedure: Persons wishing to make a submission in relation to the amended plans should do so prior to the close of the exhibition period. Submissions should be in writing and may be delivered to Wagga Wagga City Council or mailed to the General Manager, Wagga Wagga City Council, PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650, emailed to council@wagga.nsw.gov.au or submitted through the your say Wagga site. Persons making written submissions regarding the above amended plans are advised that any submission received within the submission period will be subject to the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 and the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act (PIPPA) and may be attached to the final report, in its entirety or in part, to Council unless explicitly requested by the person making the submission that they do not wish this to occur. Any questions relating to the amended plans may be referred to Council’s Strategic Partner Corporate Planning on 1300 292 442.

DEVELOPMENT CONSENTS ISSUED

Pursuant to the provisions of Section 101 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act, 1979 notice is hereby given that Council has determined the following Development Applications for the month of August 2015.CDC15/0144 Patio & Demolition 6 Avocet Dr ESTELLALot 35 DP 811469CDC15/0161 Inground swimming pool 34 Samson Ave ESTELLALot 130 DP 1187146DA14/0579.01 Change of use of dwelling to tourist and visitor accommodation, fitout, landscaping removal, demolition of garage, signage and provision of car parking amend location of sign & internal layout 44 Kincaid St WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 124501DA14/0590.02 Alterations and additions to existing licensed premises (Capital Nightclub) including internal alterations, new awning with first floor alfresco dining deck to baylis street, and new lift, together with new signage internal alterations to floor layout & changes to conditions 109 Baylis St WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 739654DA14/0677.01 32 Lot subdivision amend condition 13 0 Hazelwood Dr FOREST HILLLot 28 DP 1120032DA15/0022.01 Attached dual occupancy (2x3 bedroom) and community title subdivision. Deletion of Condition 25. 46B Slocum St WAGGA WAGGALot 2 DP 1022093DA15/0079 Garage & shed, use of existing shed, use of retaining walls 6,640 Holbrook Rd ROWANLot 12 DP 1075153DA15/0130 Dual occupancy (2 x 3 bedroom) to be community subdivided 24 Cunjegong Loop GOBBAGOMBALINLot 99 DP 1200506DA15/0131 Dwelling 0 Bidgee St CURRAWARNALot 117 DP 750832DA15/0159.01 Garage delete Condition 7 121 Thorne St WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 167040DA15/0161.01 Neighbourhood shop (Pharmacy) within existing medical centre amend Conditions 2, 3 & 7 to increase number of pharmacists, hours of operation & floor area 31 Avocet Dr ESTELLALot 9 DP 1120406DA15/0176.01 New fence deletion of conditions 259 Lake Albert Rd KOORINGALLot 1 DP 223331DA15/0181 Use of Wagga

Beach Precinct (including foreshore and environs) for community uses, entertainment facilities, function centres, kiosks, markets, outdoor recreation facilities and temporary events (ongoing approval) 1 Johnston St WAGGA WAGGALot 7068 DP 1124868DA15/0183 Use of Civic Precinct, Wollundry Lagoon (& foreshore) & Victory Memorial Gardens and environs (including local roads) for community uses, entertainment facilities, function centres, kiosks, markets, outdoor recreation facilities and temporary events (ongoing approval), including Food & Wine Festival, Wagga Live (New Years Eve) & Little Big Day Out Morrow St WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 1041900DA15/0196 Self storage units 3 Houtman St EAST WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 1182697DA15/0198 Use of site as warehouse for storage of vehicles 52 Copland St EAST WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 7112DA15/0212 Rural fire shed & rainwater tank 1,108 Humula Rd TARCUTTALot 7303 DP 1157329DA15/0229.01 Temporary take away food & drink premises ancillary to hospital modify Condition 2 extend use on site to December 2017 260 Edward St WAGGA WAGGALot 334 DP 1190643DA15/0238 Amend existing building envelope & new detached dwelling with integral garage 264 Sutherlands Rd BRUCEDALELot 2 DP 813412DA15/0261 Boundary adjustment (subdivision of two lots into two lots) integrated development 5,816 Hume Hwy TARCUTTALot 3 DP 258105DA15/0279.01 Dwelling and garage modification to setbacks from front and side boundaries 8 St Aubins Pl BOURKELANDSLot 32 DP 1199332DA15/0280 Dwelling 6 Hollows Cres LLOYDLot 35 DP 1206883DA15/0282 Bed & breakfast accommodation (1 room) 615 Gelston Park Rd GELSTON PARKLot 3 DP 286397DA15/0301 Dwelling & swimming pool 19 Clifton St BOURKELANDSLot 2 DP 1187147DA15/0305 Change of use to medical centre 1 Karoom Dr GLENFIELD PARKLot 17 DP 717255DA15/0313 Use of existing sub floor area of dwelling

19 Stellway Cl KOORINGALLot 17 DP 1030443DA15/0323 Addition of store room. 248 Baylis St WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 200148DA15/0330 Self storage units & associated car park & amenities 32 Jones St EAST WAGGA WAGGALot 10 DP 1188531DA15/0338 Bulky goods premises (additional new units at homebase) 7 Hammond Ave EAST WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 1027569DA15/0345 Rural dwelling 486 Oxley Bridge Rd MAXWELLLot 1 DP 390877DA15/0350 Change of use to boarding house 91 Bourke St TURVEY PARKLot 3 DP 39038DA15/0352 Environmental facility – shade structure – associated with the existing use of the land 100 Narrung St WAGGA WAGGALot 7002 DP 1115536DA15/0354 Demolition of three buildings 14 Paull St KOORINGALLot 7 DP 31612DA15/0365 Dwelling with attached double garage 1 Goonawarra St GOBBAGOMBALINLot 108 DP 1200506DA15/0368 Demolition of industrial building 2 Jersey St BOMENLot 41 DP 1175150DA15/0370 Dwelling & garage 33 Alma Cres ESTELLALot 8 DP 1190408DA15/0370.01 Dwelling & garage modification to condition 22 – fence details 33 Alma Cres ESTELLALot 8 DP 1190408DA15/0371 Front fence in heritage area 59 Kincaid St WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 563586DA15/0375 Upper floor deck 2 Grandview Ave TURVEY PARKLot 43 DP 1159988DA15/0377 2 Lot subdivision 1,110 Colonels Rd THE GAPLot 2 DP 1069494DA15/0379 Dwelling & garage (proposed Lot 139 Morris Crescent) 59 Harris Rd GOBBAGOMBALINLot 82 DP 1197530DA15/0381 Dwelling with attached double garage (proposed Lot 129 Goonawarra Street) 59 Harris Rd GOBBAGOMBALINLot 82 DP 1197530DA15/0385 Exhibition home for 12 month period 8 Ross Parkway GOBBAGOMBALINLot 111 DP 1200506DA15/0393 Use of existing enclosed sunroom 32 Manoora Ave MOUNT

AUSTINLot 15 DP 215834DA15/0396 Dwelling 2 Glenrock Cl BOURKELANDSLot 16 DP 1187542DA15/0397 Dwelling 59 Harris Rd GOBBAGOMBALINLot 82 DP 1197530DA15/0398 Dwelling, garage and alfresco 10 Protea Pl FOREST HILLLot 6 DP 1092537DA15/0399 Awning to side of building 369 Edward St WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 880186DA15/0402 Temporary event with school hall Edmondson St TURVEY PARKLot 2 DP 543801DA15/0403 Dwelling & garage 73 Brindabella Dr TATTONLot 189 DP 1155271DA15/0406 Existing use of carport 35 McKinnon St WAGGA WAGGALot 1 DP 103704DA15/0407 Dwelling 7 Chang Ave LLOYDLot 62 DP 1206883DA15/0408 Dwelling, garage & retaining walls 52 Clifton St BOURKELANDSLot 37 DP 1193626DA15/0409 Use of existing additions & alterations to rural dwelling 5,232 Olympic Hwy THE ROCKLot 44 DP 754563DA15/0410 New dwelling and garage 6 Eureka St ESTELLALot 106 DP 1198415DA15/0412 Garage 37 Plumpton Rd LAKE ALBERTLot 3 DP 1041200DA15/0413 Dwelling 3 Tantoon Cct FOREST HILLLot 26 DP 1202427DA15/0414 Dwelling with attached double garage 17 Cunjegong Loop GOBBAGOMBALINLot 96 DP 1200506DA15/0417 Dwelling with attached double garage 14 Cunjegong Loop GOBBAGOMBALINLot 104 DP 1200506DA15/0419 Shed to rear of lot (8m x 7.4m) 11 Dobell Pl LLOYDLot 86 DP 1035087DA15/0420 Demolition of dwelling & shed 19 Morgan St WAGGA WAGGALot 12 DP 10755DA15/0429 Attached patio 38 Kaldari Cres GLENFIELD PARKLot 27 DP 841896DA15/0430 Dwelling & garage 5 Chipp Pl LLOYDLot 536 DP 1196872DA15/0432 Shed 10 Darcy Dr BOOROOMALot 71 DP 1203859DA15/0435 Dwelling 37 Cootamundra Blvd GOBBAGOMBALIN

Lot 130 DP 1200506DA15/0437 Swimming pool 9m x 4.4m 528 Pattersons Rd EUNANOREENYALot 8 DP 606101DA15/0438 Temporary event within school hall – charity concert 19/09/15 Edmondson St TURVEY PARKLot 2 DP 543801DA15/0439 Dwelling with attached double garage 12 Goonawarra St GOBBAGOMBALINLot 135 DP 1200506DA15/0440 Alterations and additions to existing dwelling 36 Dalton St TURVEY PARKLot 29 DP 37333DA15/0443 Dwelling & garage 11 Hollows Cres LLOYDLot 40 DP 1206883DA15/0444 Alterations & additions including second storey 11 Grace Ave LAKE ALBERTLot 171 DP 249893DA15/0445 Dwelling with attached double garage 12 Ross Parkway GOBBAGOMBALINLot 113 DP 1200506DA15/0448 Dwelling 2 Paradise Dr GOBBAGOMBALINLot 81 DP 1197530DA15/0453 Dwelling 3 Morris Cres GOBBAGOMBALINLot 146 DP 1200506DA15/0456 Additions 1 Meadow St KOORINGALLot 4 DP 504660DA15/0458 Shed 4 Charlton St BOOROOMALot 48 DP 1193816DA15/0459 Dwelling 17 Goonawarra St GOBBAGOMBALINLot 122 DP 1200506DA15/0460 Dwelling with attached double garage 10 Chipp Pl LLOYDLot 529 DP 1196872DA15/0462 Patio 8 Chipp Pl LLOYDLot 528 DP 1196872DA15/0463 Dwelling 138 Melaleuca Dr FOREST HILLLot 71 DP 1207262DA15/0465 Dwelling & garage 25 Chang Ave LLOYDLot 53 DP 1206883DA15/0469 Dwelling 8 Charlton St BOOROOMALot 50 DP 1193816Viewing of the Development consents for the abovementioned Development Applications are available, without charge, at the Council Administration Centre, cnr. Baylis and Morrow Streets, Wagga Wagga, at any time between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday (public Holidays excepted). If copies are required, they are available at a cost.

ALAN ELDRIDGEGENERAL MANAGER

This week’s pet is a kelpie-cross (imp 787) called Darling.

She’s bouncing ball of energy who would benefit from a young family to grow up with.

You can adopt Darling from the Glenfield Road Animal Shelter for $323.40. This fee includes microchipping, lifetime registration, first vaccination, desexing and worming.

If you would like to meet Darling or any of his buddies, come down to the shelter from Monday to Saturday between 1pm and 4.15pm.

For more information, contact the shelter on 6971 4651 or visit wagga.nsw.gov.au/animals.

Meet Darling

HANDS ON: Wagga Wagga City Council, CSU Future Moves and dLux collaborated for a one-day program at Wagga’s CSU campus on Wednesday 14 October.The program is particularly tailored towards young women and fosters leadership and role-modeling as well as pathways into further education.

Selected Wagga Wagga dLab participants from Mount Austin High travelled to the university to engage in a series of talks and workshops and to share their dLab project experiences with a short screening of their works.