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10 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 20 February, 2019 JOHN ALEXANDER OAM MP FEDERAL MEMBER FOR BENNELONG Seniors Week 2019 Recognising the considerable contributions made by Seniors to our community 32 Beecroft Rd Epping 2121 Phone: 9869 4288 Email: John.Alexander.MP@aph.gov.au Web: www.johnalexander.net.au Facebook: John Alexander MP Authorised by John Alexander MP; Liberal Party of Australia; 32 Beecroft Rd Epping NSW, 2121 NSW Seniors Festival 13 to 24 February 2019 Our Registered Nurses are on site all day and every day 24/7/365 RESPITE OR FULL RESIDENTIAL CARE AVAILABLE 10-14 Clermont Avenue, Ryde Ph: 9809 1416 – Fax 9809 1281 Email: clermont@speednet.com.au Web: www.clermontagedcare.com.au NSW SENIORS FESTIVAL Ryde library a focus of seniors celebration A TALK on Ryde’s World War One house names will be held at the City of Ryde Library this Thursday. The talk will offer a glimpse into how these houses got their names and how they are linked to often personal stories, Local Studies Librarian Angela Phippen said. “I thought it would relate solely to battle names but very soon realised that ship names and personal names, such as the names of soldiers or famous generals such as Allenby were also attached to houses,” she said. “The ship names are interesting: widows some- ebration is being held in conjunction with the NSW times named their house Seniors Festival and the after the ship that took events being held in the their husband away; returning soldiers named City of Ryde are designed to provide seniors with the opportunity to learn about the their house after the ship that brought them home.” services available to them Does Angela Phippen in the local area, encourage have a favourite story ? them to try new experiences “I do have a favourite and also meet other senior because it’s a story about residents. love and life, not death. The Get Active Session at “Nick Carter was blinded Kissing Point Park will also during the war; physically be held this Thursday and lost both eyes. the Senior Health and Wellbeing Expo will be held at “He was sent to a rehabilitation hospital for the the Gordon Baptist Church blind in England, called St on February 22. Dunstan’s. City of Ryde Mayor Jerome Laxale invited Ryde’s Mayor Jerome Laxale is pictured with Jan Eagleton, “There, out the front, was Secretary of the Phillip Group of the Country Womens a Red Cross worker, Hilda senior citizens to the events. Association at Ryde Library on Friday. TWT on-thespot PHOTO Nancarrow. “The Seniors Celebration “They fell in love, married and Nick returned is a great way to recognise the valuable contribution Session times for the The Seniors Celebration to Australia with his new seniors make to the local World War One talk can be is supported by the Country Womens Association bride and bought a house community through staging obtained by phoning the in Eastwood and re-named a wide variety of events that library on 9952 8352 on and other groups supporting seniors in our commu- it St Dunstan’s.” are tailored for a range of interests and hobbies.” www.ryde.nsw.gov.au nity. via City of Ryde website: This week’s Seniors Cel- Seniors Festival events in Lane Cove LANE Cove Council will celebrate this month’s Seniors Festival program with a photography workshop and a cheeky story telling event. The free Improving your Photography Workshop will be held this Wednesday (February 20) from 10am to noon at the Living and Learning Centre at 180 Longueville Road, Lane Cove. “The essence of a photograph is independent of the camera used to take it and this session describes making improvements to your photos, whether using a phone, point and shoot or the more expensive through the lens camera,” the team at Lane Cove Council said. “This is an opportunity to learn how to improve your photos at the time of capture and use basic editing processing with Windows 10.” Types of photos described will include family, travel and landscape. To book online www. lcphotographyworkshop. eventbrite.com or call 9911 3591 The Raunchy Romance Storytime @ Lane Cove Library will be held at Lane Cove Library, Library Walk, Lane Cove on Monday, February 25 from 6:30pm to 8:pm “Take one romance book lover, let her loose with a line-up of Australian actors and performers and get a night of the raunchiest, naughtiest, funniest, swooniest stories around,” the team said. “Once again we are excited to present this special adults-only storytime featuring Megan Alston, Steve Lynch and Tim McIntyre. “To make this event even more exciting we won’t be revealing the titles and authors until just before the show.” To book online www. romancestorytime.eventbrite.com or call 9911 3591 “ After Mum’s fall, she needed residential care. I was overwhelmed trying to navigate it all. The weight lifted the moment I spoke to the aged care support team at BaptistCare.” Call 1300 275 227 today. Finally, aged care advice made simple. Retirement Living | Home Care | Residential Aged Care
Wednesday 20 February, 2019 THE WEEKLY TIMES 11 Parramatta News and Views Multi million dollar project aims to improve the way your town Conditions 20 & 21 (pertaining to public domain/civil works outside DEVELOPMENT the confines of the site within the Oxford Street streetscape). does APPLICATIONS business Decision Date: 20 September 2018. DA/561/2018 5 Rawson Street (Lot 232 DP 830701) Alterations and additions to an existing dwelling-house including Development Applications Determined new attached garage. THE Notice City is given of in Parramatta accordance with has Section launched 4.59 of the a three Environmental Decision Date: 19 September 2018. million Planning dollar and Assessment project to Act improve 1979 of the neighbourhood determination of the centres, town centres and streetscapes. Approved – Parramatta Local Planning Panel following Development Consents and/or Complying Development Called Certificates. the Better These consents/refusals Neighbourhood are Project electronically (BNP), available the for ■■MELROSE PARK three public million inspection project without will be charge phased during in ordinary during office the next hours at DA/384/2018 38–42 Wharf Road and 84 Wharf Road two years and will see the council consult with communities the Development on how to improve Unit Enquiry places Counter where on residents the ground shop floor of (Lot 10 DP 1102001, Lot 2 DP 128544, Lot 11 DP 787611, and Council’s live. Offices at 126 Church Street, Parramatta between Lot 1 DP 127769) Projects 8.30am and to 5pm be delivered – Monday under to Friday this – public program holidays include excluded. Demolition of 3 buildings and tree removal. upgrades to town centres and streetscapes at Ermington and improvements to the Mobbs Lane shops and Approved – City of Parramatta Council Decision Date: 18 September 2018. Iron Street shops in North Parramatta. “You can help us decide which centres should be improved ■■CARLINGFORD and what upgrades should be made to make Refused – Parramatta Local Planning Panel these DA/910/2017 centres more 1-7 attractive Thallon Street and convenient (Lot 100 DP to 1221092) use,” ■■CARLINGFORD the Better Neighbourhood Project Team said. “Out Torrens upgrades title subdivision will be of in 1 lot regards into 2 to lots Council-owned as per the Hills Shire DA/332/2018 45 Mobbs Lane (Lot 14 DP 30791) assets, Council such consent as footpaths, DA/943/2010/JP nature and strips, City of street Parramatta furniture Council Demolition works, earthworks, removal of 4 trees and construction and carparks. “You DA/495/2017 can help incorporating us to understand the amended your VPA. experiences of of a child care facility for 74 children (24 x 0–2 year olds, your Decision local Date: neighbourhood 20 September centre 2018. and how to improve 30 x 2–3 year olds and 20 x 3–5 year olds) with basement level car it via this five minute survey on Council’s engagement parking for 18 vehicles, external works and associated landscaping. portal. ■■EPPING “You may comment on up to three centres if you Decision Date: 18 September 2018. wish.” DA/365/2016/D 35 Oxford Street (Lot 2 DP 519703) Submissions Section 4.55(1A) will modification close midnight to DA/365/2016 on Friday, approved February demolition 22. of existing structures, construction of a 22-storey DA/329/2018 34 Boronia Avenue (Lot 18 DP 8514) for the ■■EPPING For more information, please contact Council’s Place Services mixed-use Team development via email comprising at placeservices@cityofpar- 56 residential units, ground Demolition of an existing dwelling and construction of a 2-storey City of Parramatta is celebrating Lunar New Year and Lord Mayor Wilson got together with local entertainers and a little pig that went to ramatta.nsw.gov.au floor retail space (occupying or on 0295sqm) 9806 5050. and 3 levels of basement one of Parramatta’s building to be fantastic used as a health markets services last week. facility TWT (day surgery). on-the-spot PHOTO car parking for 69 vehicles including changes to the wording of Decision Date: 18 September 2018. Review of multiple land use plans cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au In other news, Parramatta City Council is reviewing the multiple land use plans that currently apply @parracity, to different @discover_parra parts of the City of of Parramatta, Parramatta Local Government Area Discover Parramatta (LGA). This review aims to create a single Local Environmental Plan (LEP) and Development Control Plan (DCP) that will apply to the whole LGA. It follows different planning controls that currently apply to different parts of the council area and aims to create a clear and more consistent set of planning controls. “As a key part of the review process, Council has prepared the Land Use Planning Harmonisation Discussion Paper,” the team at Parramatta City Council said. “The Discussion Paper makes suggestions for the planning policies and controls that will form the basis of a new LGA-wide LEP and DCP. “This process could result in changes to the current planning controls applying to certain areas and/ or types of development, such as what types of development are allowed in a particular land use zone, including where dual occupancies can be built and the design requirements for these types of development.” It will also include changes to height and floor space ratio controls applying to residential zones, changes to car parking, biodiversity and tree protection controls as well as changes to the zoning of some sites to provide a single set of planning controls. The Discussion Paper will be on public exhibition from Monday January 21 to Monday, March 4. “ During this time, we are inviting feedback on the suggestions for consolidating our planning controls.” “To provide you with an opportunity to discuss the suggested planning controls directly with Council staff, community drop-in sessions will be held at locations across Parramatta. “You can submit a response on Council’s online engagement portal, email the project team at: planningharmonisation@cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au or write us a letter, addressed to: City of Parramatta Council, PO Box 32, Parramatta NSW 2124. “If you have accessibility concerns, please contact our National Relay Service at our Relay Service website. “All feedback received by Council will be considered and will help inform the preparation of a draft new consolidated LEP and DCP for the LGA.” Copies of the Discussion Paper can be viewed at Council libraries or the City of Parramatta Council’s Customer Contact Centre located at the Ground floor, 126 Church Street Parramatta, Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 4.30pm. Lord Mayor, Cr Andrew Wilson Chief Executive Officer, Mark Stapleton 126 Church Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 PO Box 32, Parramatta NSW 2124 Phone: 02 9806 5050 Fax: 02 9806 5917 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS Development Application on Public Exhibition We invite public comment on the following development proposal before making a decision. The application and accompanying documents for each proposal (other than internal residential floor plans and some documents containing signatures or contact details of the applicant/owner) may be inspected, at: • Council’s website cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au; • Electronically at the Development Counter at Council’s Administration Building, 126 Church Street, Parramatta, during opening hours; • Hard copy documents may be viewed at City of Parramatta Library and the Branch Library located nearest to the development during opening hours. Submissions must be in writing and received by Council prior to 4.30pm on the closing day of the exhibition period. A submission by way of objection must set out the grounds of the objection. Please send your submissions to City of Parramatta Council, PO Box 32, Parramatta NSW 2124. Any submission and respective reportable political donations made in regard to this Development Application may be publicly available at Council Offices subject to a request for access to information under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA). The release of the submission received will include the name(s) and address details provided. You may request for your personal information to be suppressed by Council. Council will consider this request. An objection is an opportunity for public involvement in the decision making process and does not constitute a complaint. The exhibition period for the following application is from Wednesday 20 February 2019 to Wednesday 13 March 2019. ■■CARLINGFORD DA/80/2019 12 James Street (Lot 1 DP 120826) Applicant: Lu Projects Pty Limited Demolition of existing structures, tree removal and the construction of an18-storey mixed-use development containing 65 apartments and 1 neighbourhood shop over 5 levels of basement parking. The proposal is Integrated Development under the Water Management Act 2000. Development Applications Determined Notice is given in accordance with Section 4.59 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 of the determination of the following Development Consents and/or Complying Development Certificates. These consents/refusals are electronically available for public inspection without charge during ordinary office hours at the Development Unit Enquiry Counter on the ground floor of Council’s Offices at 126 Church Street, Parramatta between 8.30am and 5pm – Monday to Friday – public holidays excluded. Approved – City of Parramatta Council ■■BEECROFT DA/800/2018 22 Lynbrae Avenue (Lot 9 DP 220904) Demolition of existing dwelling and associated structures and construction of a 2-storey dwelling. Decision Date: 1 February 2019. ■■CARLINGFORD DA/785/2018 18 Bardia Road (Lot 51 DP 27839) Tree removal and demolition of existing dwelling. Decision Date: 29 January 2019. DA/557/2017/A 44 Farnell Avenue (Lot 38 DP 222938) Section 4.55(1A) modification to approved DA/557/2017 for construction of an attached secondary dwelling and carport. Modifications include changes to internal layout, alteration of rainwater tank location and alteration to entry gate location. Decision Date: 31 January 2019. ■■EPPING DA/723/2018 21/40-42 Stanley Road (Lot 21 SP 39841) Replacing existing windows throughout, alterations to size of windows on east elevation and replacing existing rear deck with a new larger deck. Decision Date: 31 January 2019. The Chisholm Centre shops will be among the first town centres to benefit from the council’s three million dollar upgrade. cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au @parracity, @discover_parra City of Parramatta, Discover Parramatta Lord Mayor, Cr Andrew Wilson Acting Chief Executive Officer, Sue Coleman 126 Church Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 PO Box 32, Parramatta NSW 2124 Phone: 02 9806 5050 Fax: 02 9806 5917
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