GREENWICH COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC.
GENERAL MEETING
To be held on Wednesday, 18th August, 2004 commencing 8 pm
Greenwich Community Centre, 46 Greenwich Road
AGENDA SUMMARY
Apologies, Minutes, Matters arising
Updates and discussions on current major Development Applications
Billy Blue; Waterbrook; Other Development Applications
Councillors Reports, Committee and Office Bearers Reports
YOUTH EVENTS
Please note :- Meeting will start promptly at 8.00 pm and conclude
at 10.00 pm for supper
VALE BOB CAMPBELL
Has there been anybody who has given more in so many different ways
to Greenwich? Bob has always been involved. He is probably best known
for his organisation and support of the Greenwich Sports Club. So many
children over the years have benefited from Bob’s guidance and
enthusiasm in one or more of the Sports Club’s teams.
Rest well Bob Campbell
You have earned it
FRIENDS OF GREENWICH SCHOOL and GREENWICH SCHOOL P & C
Sunday 19th September, 11.00 am
The annual Greenwich Fun Run is on again.
We need your support to help raise funds for Greenwich School. The route for
the fun run/walk is the same as last year starting from Gore Creek Oval and
finishing at the Infants' School.
On the completion of the run/walk the P & C will be providing a number
of great activities including a jumping castle, rides on mini sports cars,
face painting/beauty salon, lucky dip, trash and treasure etc.
There will also be a variety of food stalls including cake stall, BBQ and great
coffee. Greenwich Cellars will be providing a free drink for every registered
runner/walker that finishes.
Entry forms can be collected from Greenwich Cellars or Greenwich School. Entries
to be handed in at the Cellars or School by Friday 17th September, late entries
incur an extra $5 fee.
Any non running volunteers to help muster, marshal the course and record the
runners at the finish will be welcomed
For further information and to volunteer contact
Denis Smith 9906 3579
GREENWICH VILLAGE GAMES
4TH AND 5TH DECEMBER
Teams are now being organised for this great local event.
If you are not the athletic type you may have just thespian talent
needed for the stage entertainment each team presents on the Saturday
night
Contact Cindy Brown on 9906 8320 for more information
WOOLWORTHS SUPERMARKET
Lane Cove Council on 21st June 2004 passed a motion to enter into a
financial agreement with Woolworths for the erection of a supermarket,
other retail outlets and a car park on the council land in Austen
St.
A development Application has been lodged - negotiations with Lane Cove Public
School and many others, are continuing.
MARJORIE PROPSTING LIBRARY
Now in its 40th year. New DVDs and music CDs have just arrived for
your enjoyment.
WATERBROOK DEVELOPMENT
This major development on the Sunshine Homes site was scheduled for
decision by Council on 2nd August, but has been deferred until 6th
September.
The main explanation from the Mayor was that the previous notification did
not clearly identify all the affected properties, in particular Wisdom Rd.
A number of residents who were attending their first of Council meeting were
surprised at the conduct of the meeting.
This proposal is becoming more controversial as time goes on. For instance,
the proposal would have a density (or Floor Space Ratio) of 0.97 where the
benchmark suggested by the relevant SEPP 5 planning policy is 0.5.
At no time has Council explained why there is support for this development
at almost double the recommended benchmark
Other unexplained deviations from SEPP 5 recommendations or limitations include
the height of the proposed building.
Traffic during and after construction are also a very pressing problem. It
is proposed that trucks used for demolition and excavation leave the site by
two of the narrowest roads in the area; Ulonga Ave and Innes Rd.
GREENWICH PHARMACY
Alison and Andrew Grzina, who have looked after the young to the old at the
Greenwich Pharmacy since 1995, have left to take a vacation and spend more
time with their new family.
Alison and Andrew continued the tradition, established by their predecessor
Brian McConaghy, of caring for their customers. We welcome Katharina, who will
take over the pharmacy.
YOUTH EVENTS
16 September: Hear our youth debate with Councillors on the topic “Graffiti – Youth
Art or Vandalism?”.
24 September: Band Night. Local performers are encouraged to apply.
More info: www.lanecoveyouth.com.au.
GENERAL MEETINGS FOR 2004 18/8/04, 20/10/04, 8/12/04
Rob Starling, Pres 9437 6183 Pam Palmer Sec 9437 6417 John Gebler N’letter
Ed 9436 2874
60th YEAR SERVING THE GREENWICH COMMUNITY
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