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Ordinary Meeting <strong>of</strong> Council - 18 July 2006 1 / 1 Item 1 S04066 3 July 2006 PETITION SAVE TURRAMURRA MEMORIAL PARK & KARUAH OVAL - OBJECTION TO AN AQUATIC CENTRE - (ONE HUNDRED & TWELVE [112] SIGNATURES) "Ku-ring-gai Council are proposing a 3 s<strong>to</strong>rey Aquatic Centre for Turramurra and Karuah Parks. We, the undersigned, object <strong>to</strong> this proposal and <strong>be</strong>lieve <strong>be</strong>tter social, environmental and economic outcomes are available at alternative sites. We support continued use <strong>of</strong> Karuah Park for football, cricket and other recreational activities, not car parking". RECOMMENDATION That the Petition <strong>be</strong> received and referred <strong>to</strong> the appropriate <strong>of</strong>ficer <strong>of</strong> Council for attention. N:\060718-OMC-PT-03476-SAVE TURRAMURRA MEMORIAL.doc/howard/1
Ordinary Meeting <strong>of</strong> Council - 18 July 2006 2 / 1 Item 2 S04066 3 July 2006 PETITION OBJECTION TO AN AQUATIC CENTRE - SAVE TURRAMURRA MEMORIAL PARK & KARUAH OVAL - (SEVEN HUNDRED & NINETY-SIX [796] SIGNATURES) "Ku-ring-gai Council are proposing a 3 s<strong>to</strong>rey Aquatic Centre for Turramurra and Karuah Parks. We, the undersigned, object <strong>to</strong> this proposal and <strong>be</strong>lieve <strong>be</strong>tter social, environmental and economic outcomes are available at alternative sites". RECOMMENDATION That the Petition <strong>be</strong> received and referred <strong>to</strong> the appropriate <strong>of</strong>ficer <strong>of</strong> Council for attention. N:\060718-OMC-PT-03478-OBJECTION TO AN AQUATIC C.doc/howard/1
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