Councillor Information Bulletin · 2015. 6. 29. · Top Ryde City Piazza and La Strada Areas Contact: Derek McCarthy, Manager Community Capacity and Events – 9952 8384 TUESDAY,

Councillor Information Bulletin

Thursday 19 March 2015 - Issue 11/15

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COUNCILLOR INFORMATION BULLETIN 19 March 2015 - Issue 11/15

Thursday 19 March 2015

- Issue 11/15

COUNCILLOR INFORMATION BULLETIN IN THIS ISSUE Item Page

1 COUNCILLORS CALENDAR............................................................................ 1

2 CITY OF RYDE - PROCUREMENT .................................................................. 3

3 RECEIVED AND DETERMINED DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS ............... 6

4 COUNCILLOR HELPDESK PERFORMANCE - February 2015 ..................... 11

5 CITY OF RYDE PLANNING MATTERS WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT .................................................................. 12

6 25 - 27 EPPING ROAD, UAP NORTH RYDE M2 SITE, LACHLAN'S LINE PRECINCT ............................................................................................. 18

7 NEW SOCIAL HOUSING PROJECTS IN CITY OF RYDE ............................. 19

8 SPORT AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (INCLUDING WHEELED SPORTS) MEETING MINUTES ................................................... 22

9 EASTWOOD AND WEST RYDE EVENTS AND PROMOTIONS COMMITEE MEETING MINUTES - Monday, 23 February 2015 .................... 31

10 CENTENARY OF ANZAC AND COMMEMORATION OF WORLD WAR 1 COMMITTEE MINUTES - Thursday, 26 February 2015 .............................. 38

11 RYDE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 'MAKE IT HAPPEN' FORUM ....... 44

12 ROAD AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY - WEST RYDE ...................................... 46

13 SHARED USER PATH - WATERLOO ROAD, MACQUARIE PARK .............. 47

14 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION AWARDS 2015 .............................................. 49

15 SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION FOR SPORT FACILITY GRANT AT TYAGARAH PARK ......................................................................................... 50

16 COMPLETED PROJECT - REFURBISHMENT OF BANJO PATERSON PARK WHARF ................................................................................................ 51

17 NEW WASTE EDUCATION CAMPAIGN, BRANDING, WASTE COLLECTION CALENDAR AND CHANGES TO THE HOUSEHOLD CLEANUP SERVICE ...................................................................................... 53

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1 COUNCILLORS CALENDAR

SATURDAY, 21 MARCH 2015 10.00am Harmony Day

Top Ryde City Piazza and La Strada Areas

Contact: Derek McCarthy, Manager Community Capacity and Events – 9952 8384

TUESDAY, 24 MARCH 2015

6.30pm Briefing prior to Council Meeting Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2 NB. Working dinner during briefing

7.30pm Council Meeting

Civic Centre, Level 6, Council Chambers

WEDNESDAY, 25 MARCH 2015 6.00pm Ryde Youth Council Meeting

Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2 Contact: Michael Paine, Project Officer -

Young People – 9952 8248

THURSDAY, 26 MARCH 2015 8.00am Mayor’s Easter Prayer Breakfast

Civic Centre, Level 6, Mayoral Suite

Contact: Linda Smith, EA to Mayor and Councillors - 9952 8332

10.00am Traffic Committee Meeting

Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2 Contact: Harry Muker Section Manager -

Traffic, Transport & Development - 9952 8116

6.00pm Community Harmony Reference

Group Meeting Eucalyptus Meeting Room, Level 1A Pope Street, Ryde

Contact: Jonathan Nanlohy, Coordinator Community Projects – Sector Development 9952 8300 Chairperson: Councillor Yedelian

TUESDAY, 31 MARCH 2015 Cancelled Planning and Environment

Committee Meeting Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2

5.00pm Works and Community Committee

Meeting Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 1

6:00pm Workshop - Argyle Centre and

Ryde Bowling Club Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2

Contact: Tatjana Domazet, Acting Group Manager Community Life – 9952 8250

7:00pm Workshop – Annual Report on the

Operations of the Audit and Risk Committee Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2

Contact: John Schanz, Manager Governance, Risk and Audit – 9952 8022

THURSDAY, 2 APRIL 2015 5.00pm Centenary of ANZAC &

Commemoration of World War 1 Committee Meeting Eucalyptus Meeting Room, Level 1A Pope Street.

Contact: Derek McCarthy, Manager Community Capacity and Events – 9952 8384 Chairperson: Councillor Laxale

TUESDAY, 7 APRIL 2015 No Committee Meetings due to Easter MONDAY, 13 APRIL 2015 6.00pm Bicycle Advisory Committee

Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 1 Contact: Harry Muker, Section Manager -

Traffic, Transport & Development – 9952 8116 Chairperson: Councillor Perram


TUESDAY, 14 APRIL 2015

5.30pm Discussion/Update – Fit for the Future – Survey Results and Update Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2

Contact: Gail Connolly, General Manager – 9952 8052

6.30pm Briefing prior to Council Meeting

Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2 NB. Working dinner during briefing



WEDNESDAY, 15 APRIL 2015 8.00am Prayer Breakfast Taskforce Meeting

Acacia Meeting Room, Level 1A Pope Street


6.00pm Heritage Advisory Committee

Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2 Contact: Lexie Macdonald, Team Leader

Strategic Planning – 9952 8059 THURSDAY, 16 APRIL 2015 6.30pm Citizenship Ceremony

Civic Hall, 1 Devlin Street Ryde Contact: Derek McCarthy, Manager

Community Capacity and Events – 9952 8384

TUESDAY, 21 APRIL 2015 5.00pm Planning and Environment




FRIDAY, 24 APRIL 2015 9.30am Anzac Day Ceremony

Ryde Cenotaph, Ryde Park, Blaxland Road, Ryde


TUESDAY, 28 APRIL 2015

5.30pm Workshop: Briefing by Urban Growth regarding the M2 Site Voluntary Planning Agreement Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2

Contact: Dominic Johnson, Group Manager, Environment and Planning – 9952 8190

6.30pm Briefing prior to Council Meeting

Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2 NB. Working dinner during briefing



WEDNESDAY, 29 APRIL 2015 6.00pm Ryde Youth Council Meeting

Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2 Contact: Michael Paine, Project Officer -

Young People – 9952 8248

TUESDAY, 5 MAY 2015 5.00pm Planning and Environment




6.30pm Discussion/Update – Fit for the

Future (if required) Civic Centre, Level 5, Room 2

Contact: Gail Connolly, General Manager – 9952 8052

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2 CITY OF RYDE - PROCUREMENT

The ATTACHED report on formal procurement at the City of Ryde, provides information as to Requests for Tender or Requests for Quotation that are currently in the market. The report also outlines those items of procurement that are to be reported to the next meeting of Council in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Act and Regulations. This includes all procurement in the bracket of $50k - $150k in value (Request for quotation) or exceeding $150k inc GST (Request for Tenders). Some of these processes may be marked as being limited to selective respondents. Where this is the case, there has been a publicly advertised Expression of Interest process to establish select respondents or a panel of select respondents that are prequalified to undertake the required works.

Contact:

Name: John Schanz

Position: Manager – Governance, Risk and Audit

Contact No: 9952 8022

Attachments

1 Formal Procurement (19 March 2015)

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3 RECEIVED AND DETERMINED DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS

ATTACHED for your information are the following documents:

A list of development applications received during the period 5 March 2015 to 11 March 2015.

A list of development applications determined during the period 5 March 2015 to 11 March 2015.

Searchable lists of received and determined development applications are also available on Council’s website using the following link: Development Application Tracking

Contact:

Name: Dominic Johnson

Position: Group Manager - Environment and Planning


Attachments

1 DAs received by ward 5 March 2015 to 11 March 2015

2 DAs determined by ward 5 March 2015 to 11 March 2015

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4 COUNCILLOR HELPDESK PERFORMANCE - February 2015

The following information is provided to Councillors with regard to HelpDesk requests received in February 2015:

February 2015

Total number of requests 124

By Ward Central 26 (21%)

East 64 (52%)

West 34 (27%)

Top 5 Categories Development Applications 34

Parking 13

Roads & Traffic 12

Maintenance 10

Councillor Service Requests 10

Days to complete Within 5 days 107 (86%)

Outside of 5 days 17 (13%)

Average days to respond (all requests) 3.7 days

It is noted that in February 2014, the HelpDesk received 102 requests. When compared to the number of requests made in February this year, this is an increase of 22%.

Contact:

Name: Councillors HelpDesk




5 CITY OF RYDE PLANNING MATTERS WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT

For the information of Councillors please find attached a list of City of Ryde planning matters that are currently with the Department of Planning and Environment for consideration.

Contact:


Position: Group Manager – Environment and Planning


Attachments

1 City of Ryde Matters with the Department of Planning and Environment v 3 - March 2015


ITEM 5 (continued) ATTACHMENT 1 ATTACHMENT 1


City of Ryde Planning Matters with the Department of Planning

Planning Matter / Address

Description Status

1 and 1A Devlin Street and 150-156 Blaxland Road, Ryde (Civic Centre Site) Applicant -COR

Planning Proposal Rezone the site from B4 Business Mixed Use to SP2 Infrastructure (Community Facility and Public Administration Building), Height of Buildings Map amended to reinstate RL 91 for 1 and 1A Devlin Street, Ryde LEP 2010 Ryde Town Centre Precincts Map by renaming Precinct 1 – Civic Mixed Use to Precinct1 Council Resolution 12 Feb 2013 - Council resolution that the PP be sent to DOPE for Gateway determination. 13 May 2014 - Council to report on outcomes of the exhibition. PP was adopted and a resolution to send the draft LEP to Minister for notification

24 Feb 2015 – Council received a letter from DOPE requesting that Council provide further information on the PP - providing an assessment of the proposal against the provisions of the metropolitan plan for Sydney “A Plan for Growing Sydney”

Macquarie Park -Amendment 1 Applicant - COR

Planning Proposal To support growth and development in Macquarie Park, the area requires substantial new infrastructure. The provisions of DRLEP 201 (Amendment 1) Macquarie Park Corridor new road and park networks are to be funded by major developments through floor space and building height incentives Council Resolution

22 Oct 2013 – PP adopted by Council and it was resolved to forward the Plan to the Minister for notification

12 Feb 2015 – Council submitted the written instrument /maps to DoPE requesting the LEP be made. Awaiting notification/gazettal of the plan.





Description Status

Housekeeping LEP Applicant - COR

Planning Proposal Approximately -20 amendments to LEP 2014 to address issues raised in submission to LEP 2014, Council resolutions, requests from Sate Govt agencies and corrections. Significant amendment - the introduction of Torrens titling dual occupancies for dual occupancy development Council Resolution 8 Oct 2013 – Council Resolution endorsing the PP

11 Nov 2014 - report to Council on the outcomes of the exhibition. Council resolved to proceed with PP subject to amendments and submit the draft Plan to the Minister for notification.

6 March 2015 - The final draft LEP was lodged with the DOPE. The notification of the LEP is imminent.

Development Contributions Plan S94A Plan

Preparation of a S94 A for the City to replace the S94 Plan dated 2007. The draft plan proposed Levy threshold for development increases from $100,000, to $350,000 1%levy for majority of development in the City of Ryde 4% levy for Macquarie Park and 3% for Town Centres Council Resolution Sept 2014 – Council resolved to endorsed the draft S94 A plan

March 2015 – DOPE advised Council to place the draft S94A plan on exhibition. DOPE would review and assess the proposed provisions of the Plan and the variations to the levy following its exhibition.





Description Status

111 Wicks Road, 29 Epping Road, 31-35 Epping Road Macquarie Park Applicant -Harvey Norman

Planning Proposal Rezone part of the site (111 Wick Road) from the land from B3/B7 to B4 Increase FSRs to 47,000m2 max of which 25,000m2 residential through schedule 1) and Increase building heights to 89m on 111 Wicks Road and 55m on 31-35 Epping Road VPA - $4.4 cash contribution. Contribution offset by works in kind including road Proposed Development 160-170 apartments 200 room hotel 15pprox..15,000 sq.m commercial 15pprox.. 8,665 sq.m bulky goods Total FS 47,274 sq.m Council Resolution 22 April 2014 – Council Resolution to PP refused as it is inconsistent with the strategic direction of the Corridor

26 Feb 2015 – DOPE advised Council that the PP is not eligible for an independent review by the JRPP – meaning the PP has been refused.





Description Status

20 Waterview Street, Putney Applicant - Drivas Property Group

Planning Proposal Original: Expand the land uses under the IN4 working waterfront zone to include residential, commercial and marina JRPP Determination: Maximum 70 dwellings, with 19 in the Halvorsen Building (Boat Shed) entire site kept under IN4 Zoning Proposed development 50 Berth Marina, 100 dry boat storage, 19 Units in existing boat shed, 19 x 2 storey town houses, 1 x 3 storey building containing 27 apartments, 144 parking spaces, 1,860 sqm retail Council Resolution 25 Feb 2014 - Council Resolution - PP refused as it is inconsistent with the strategic direction of Council

Council is awaiting information from DOPE on the exhibition of the PP

2-14 Tennyson Road, Gladesville Applicant - Meccon

Planning Proposal Original: Rezone the land from IN2 to B4 Increase FSR from 1:1 to 1.5:1 (14 Tennyson) and 2.5:1 (1-12 Tennyson) Increase height to 18.5m (9 storeys from existing GL at top of quarry cut) JRPP Determination: FSR of 2:1 for whole site, 20% of total floor utilised for employment generation, and further information on height limits as proposed Proposed development 2-12 Tennyson Rd 269 apartments 5,800 approx. retail + commercial space child care centre 560 parking spaces 14 Tennyson Rd 135 seniors living dwellings 3,300 sq.m as sited living facilities

Council is awaiting information from DOPE on the gateway decision and RPA





Description Status

400sq.m retail commercial 123 parking spaces Council Resolution 25 Feb 2014 – Council Resolution to refuse PP as it is inconsistent with the strategic direction of Council



6 25 - 27 EPPING ROAD, UAP NORTH RYDE M2 SITE, LACHLAN'S LINE PRECINCT

On 28 October 2014 Council resolved to endorse the State Significant Development

Application (SSDA) for the M2 Site subject to some additions. On 5 March 2015 the

Department of Planning approved the SSDA.

In accordance with the Report of 28 October 2014, meetings have continued with

Urban Growth NSW to agree the extent, design and funding of the proposed

infrastructure.

Urban Growth NSW will present the status of these matters in a Councillor Workshop

at 5.30pm on Tuesday, 28 April 2015.

Contact:

Name: Malcolm Harrild

Position: Development Contributions Coordinator




7 NEW SOCIAL HOUSING PROJECTS IN CITY OF RYDE

The NSW Land and Housing Corporation (L&HC) has provided notice to Council on two new social housing projects that it is currently assessing in the City of Ryde. The addresses of the projects are:

18-24 Neville Street & 43 Fawcett Street, NORTH RYDE

25-27 Alison Street, EASTWOOD

Both proposals will be assessed and determined by the L&HC and not by Council. However, the Corporation must notify Council of the proposal and take into account Council’s response. Information on the proposals is provided below.

Property: 18-24 Neville Street and 43 Fawcett Street, Ryde Proposal: Demolition of existing dwellings, removal of trees, construction of an affordable rental housing development comprising 8 x two bedroom and 4 x one bedroom dwellings and consolidation into a single lot. The development includes the construction of footpaths in front of the site. COMMENT: The proposed development is compliant with Council’s controls for multi-dwelling housing except with regard to car parking. Council’s Car Parking DCP requires 1 space per dwelling and 3 visitor parking spaces – a total of 15 spaces. The development proposes 12 spaces. Council will make a submission to L&HC regarding non-compliance with the DCP and seeking that the extra spaces be provided.


ITEM 7 (continued)


Figure 1: Elevations for the development at 18-24 Neville Street and 43 Fawcett Street, Ryde

Property: 25-27 Alison Street, Eastwood Proposal: Demolition of existing structures, removal of trees, construction of a seniors housing development comprising 6 x one bedroom and 4 x two bedroom dwellings and consolidation into a single lot. A new footpath to the nearby bus stops will be provided. COMMENT: The site has an area of approximately 1484m2. The development has been designed in accordance with the State Government’s Seniors Living Guidelines for infill development and has been assessed by the proponent as complying with those guidelines. However, it includes a 2 storey attached building (4 units) set back 2 to 3.5 metres from the rear boundary. Although compliant with the SEPP requirements, the proximity to adjoining premises to the rear means that there are greater privacy and shadowing effects. While privacy screens are proposed, it is noted that the Social Housing development at 26-30 Alison Street (opposite this site and built in 2011) has only single storey units at the rear. As such, it is proposed to make a submission and seek a reduction in height of the rear building.


ITEM 7 (continued)


The proposal provides 7 car parking spaces in a open layout including 2 accessible spaces. Car parking provision complies with Seniors Housing requirements but does not comly with Council’s DCP for 10 units (13 spaces required). Council’s submission will seek additional parking for the project to make it compliant wth Council’s controls.

Figure 2: Elevations for the proposed seniors housing at 25-27 Alison Street, Eastwood

Contact:


Position: Group Manager - Environment and Planning




8 SPORT AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (INCLUDING WHEELED SPORTS) MEETING MINUTES

The draft minutes of the meeting of the Sport and Recreation and Wheeled Sports Advisory Committee held on 16 February 2015 are ATTACHED for the information of Councillors.

The Committee meets quarterly to discuss relevant City wide sport and recreation matters.

Contact:

Name: Tatjana Domazet

Position: Acting Group Manager – Community Life


Attachments

1 Draft Minutes - Sport and Recreation and Wheeled Sports Advisory Committee Meeting - 16 February 2015


ITEM 8 (continued) ATTACHMENT 1


Subject: Sport and Recreation and Wheeled Sports Advisory Committee – Draft Minutes of Meeting

File No: COR2010/362

Document Ref: D15/16831

Venue: Room 3, Level 5, Civic Centre, 1 Devlin Street, Ryde

Date: Monday, 16 February 2015

Time: 6.00pm Started at: 6.00pm Closed at: 7.55pm

Chair: Deputy Mayor, Councillor Roy Maggio

Meeting Support (MS): Amanda Janvrin

Staff Convenor: Simon James, Acting Manager – Open Space

Circulation: Draft Minutes circulated to Staff Convenor (Simon James) on 18 February 2015

Committee Role: The primary role of the Sport and Recreation and Wheeled Sports Advisory Committee is to:

Act as a central point of communication between Council and the sporting and recreational groups in the City of Ryde.

Foster the appreciation, development and maintenance of sporting and recreational facilities, clubs and opportunities in the City of Ryde.

Assist clubs where possible, in the application process for grants/sponsorships.

Make recommendations to Council in respect to both the operation of sporting and recreational facilities and Capital Works Program through the Management Plan.

Assist in the promotion of sport and recreation in the City of Ryde.

Provide a link to bond and strengthen the diverse background within the City of Ryde through the utilisation of our parks and sport and recreation facilities.

Advise and make recommendations to Council on the potential options for developing a skate park.

Advise Council on the need for wheeled sports’ facilities in the City of Ryde.

Committee Members as per the Terms of Reference

Present Apology Name Position Title Organisation

Councillor Roy Maggio Chairperson City of Ryde

Councillor Terry Perram Delegate City of Ryde

Elizabeth Lawrence Macquarie Dragons Football Club

Chris Harvey Ryde Rugby Club

Sandra Donovan Ryde Concord Sailing Club

Pat Gilchrist Eastwood Croquet Club

David Fletcher Ryde Community Sports Centre (ELS Hall Park)

Anne Doring Eastwood Ryde Netball Association

Christie Rudge Ravens Sports Club

Thomas Jubb North Ryde Dockers

Simon Farrow Ultimate Frisbee

Craig Menzies Northern District Cricket Association

Chris Rainnie Ryde Hornsby Baseball League

Matt Anderson Anderson Events

Buck Findley Gladesville Hornsby Football Association and North West Sydney Women’s Football Association

Judy Watt Eastwood Ryde Netball Association

Chris Rutter Putney Rangers Football Club




Lindsay Donald West Ryde Rovers Football Club

Michael Masulans Eastwood St Andrews AFC

Kim Clifton Ryde Panthers Football Club

Lina Candy Putney Rangers Football Club

Additional Attendees

Name Position Title Organisation

Simon James Acting Manager – Open Space City of Ryde

Tatjana Domazet Acting Group Manager – Community Life City of Ryde

Amanda Janvrin Section Manager - Governance City of Ryde

Details Action Responsibility and Date

1.

Present: As detailed above. Apologies: As detailed above

Noted. Noted.

2.

Review of Minutes from last Meeting – 10 November 2014 The Minutes from the meeting held on 10 November 2014 were confirmed and endorsed with one amendment to Section 3 Safe Club Presentation to read as follows:- Safe Club was established in 2006 (not 2206).

Noted.





3.

Change Rooms / Canteen use and allocation Councillor Maggio advised that for fairness and equity he believes that a canteen allocation policy needs to be developed and he is seeking feedback from all Committee members with respect to this. Mr James advised that within the Sportsground User Manual, the hirer of the sportsground has allocation of the canteen. Weekend allocation of grounds are made to association’s who then determine who is the ‘home’ team and has access to the canteen at the ground. Feedback from the Committee members was that the Sportsground User Manual needs to be updated to take into account the casual hirer. Ms Domazet confirmed that Council staff will revise the document to incorporate the use of a casual hirer and bring the updated document back to the Committee. The Committee agreed for Council staff to review and expand the Terms and Conditions for hirers of Council sporting fields to include additional requirements for canteen and change room use.

Council staff to review and expand the Terms and Conditions for hiring Council sporting fields to include additional requirements for canteen and change room use. Sportsground User Manual Document to be updated and provided to the Committee for review prior to implementation.

Simon James Next Committee Mtg





4.

Skateboarding Facilities Councillor Maggio advised that there is a need for a skateboard park in the City of Ryde. Mr James advised that Council initially looked at a number of locations (parks within the City of Ryde) and also a partnership with Macquarie University. Ms Domazet confirmed that the location of the facility is only feasible if it ticks all the boxes including easy access via public transport, a highly visible area that is close to a shopping centre. The most suitable location identified by staff was Eastwood Park. The Committee agreed to defer this matter to the next meeting and also recommended the following actions:-

Consider initiating a working party to explore options on a skateboard facility in the City of Ryde.

Council staff to explore the option of Ryde Park (near to the café and outdoor volleyball court) and present further documentation/information at the next meeting.

Mr James to distribute the latest report together with the 2010 feasibility study to all Committee members.

Prior to the next meeting Mr James to distribute the latest consultant report together with the 2010 feasibility study to all Committee members. Consideration to be given to initiating a working party to explore options on a skateboard facility in the City of Ryde. Council staff to explore the option of a facility in Ryde Park (near the café and outdoor volleyball court) That this matter be deferred to the next meeting so that further documentation/information could be presented (as outlined above).

Simon James Next Committee Mtg





5.

Capital Works Priorities 2015/16 A document outlining the proposed projects for the 2015/16 was previously distributed to all members and included the following projects:- Sports Field Upgrade and Renewal 1. Bremner – regrade, level, new irrigation

system and returf. 2. Meadowbank #7 and #8 Drainage. 3. Eastwood Upper – returf playing field area. 4. Peel Park – upgrade irrigation system. 5. Christie Park #2 – upgrade irrigation

system. 6. Fitness Equipment – Anderson Park. 7. Magdala Park – replace existing fencing. 8. North Ryde Park – returf playing field area. 9. Waterloo Park – upgrade of outdoor

basketball court and extension of baseball fencing.

10. General Equipment Renewal – replacement of general sporting infrastructure, goals, cricket pitches etc.

11. Marsfield Park – improve drainage.

Noted.





5. (cont)

Sportsground Amenities Upgrades Renewal 1. Marsfield Park. 2. Meadowbank Park (LH Waud). 3. Tyagarah Park. 4. Grandstand Repainting. Floodlighting 1. Eastwood Upper – upgrade of existing

lighting. 2. ELS Hall Field #1 – upgrade of floodlighting

to service the synthetic turf field. Mr James asked Committee members for their feedback regarding the proposed projects and the following was raised:- Raising the level of #7, #8 and #4 at Meadowbank Mr James advised that there are no immediate plans to raise the level of numbers 7, 8 and 4 at Meadowbank Park and in fact this has not been identified as a project for the next four years. The drainage works will therefore proceed as planned. Poor Condition of #5 and #6 at Meadowbank The issue of the condition of the playing fields # 5 and #6 at Meadowbank Park being almost unplayable was raised. Mr James advised that this is not listed as a project for next year, however, Council staff can undertake an assessment at the end of the year and then look at prioritising of a schedule for the works. Mr James confirmed that a Council officer can meet the sport group representative on site to review the grounds and assess the situation. Review of Maintenance and Practices of Sporting Facilities Mr James further advised that Council has engaged a consultant to undertake a review of the maintenance and practices of the sporting facilities. The review will include a survey which will be distributed and all groups who are all encouraged to complete the survey so that the consultant can come back with a report including recommendations and a proposal for capital works.

Noted. Noted. Condition Assessment Form to be distributed to Committee members. Noted. Operational matters of this nature to be raised with Council staff directly. Noted – Upon receipt of the survey, all groups are encouraged to complete the survey and provide their feedback.

Simon James





6.

Proposed Fees and Charges 2015/16 Mr James advised that Council is reviewing its fees and charges and is proposing to increase user fees for the sports fields by 7%. For winter season users, this increase will come into effect in April 2016, however for cricket and sporting groups who use floodlighting etc. this would come into effect this year from 1 July 2015. Mr James outlined that this increase, however, does not get the users to the required level of 25% and that it would probably take at least another year to reach the required level of 25%.

Noted.

7.

Review of Committee’s Terms of Reference The Committee reviewed the Terms of Reference and Ms Domazet advised that as a result of a recent Council Resolution, the Terms of Reference need to be altered to reflect that membership can include more than one representative from a particular sporting club. The Committee agreed to alter the Terms of Reference under Part 3. Membership, Chairperson and Voting to include an additional dot point to read as follows:-

Or by Council resolution.

The Terms of Reference be altered to include an additional dot point under Part 3. Membership, Chairperson and Voting to read as follows:-

Or by Council resolution.

Tatjana Domazet

8.

General Business Community Sports Grants Program Mr James confirmed that he would send information regarding the Community Sports Grant Funding Program out to all members and also invited the Committee members to check the City of Ryde website to see if any group was eligible to apply for grant funding under this category. Pre-season Training and Trials Mr James reminded all Committee members that for winter sports, no boots are to be worn either during pre-season training or trials. This is to assist Council in maintaining the grounds for the winter competition.

Mr James to send out information regarding the Community Sports Grants Program to all Committee members. Noted.

Simon James





8. (cont)

Synthetic Sports Surfaces Action Plan Councillor Maggio advised Committee Members that a Synthetic Sports Surfaces Action Plan was approved by Council last Tuesday evening, 10 February 2015. State Championships and District Carnival The State Championships at being held at Meadowbank on 27, 28 and 29 June 2015 and the District Carnival is being held on 26 April 2015. Mr James advised that Council has been working with ERNA and all of the associations with respect to the State Championships. ELS 1 – Synthetic Turf Mr James advised that the Council’s project team are undertaking a detailed site analysis and once that information is compiled they will put together the tender documentation to go out to market which should be in the next month or so. Fit for the Future Councillor Perram advised Committee members that this Council may cease to exist as of the election this year as the Government is proposing to amalgamate Councils. Ryde is proposed to be split into two and what this will mean is that some grounds currently within the City of Ryde will become part of Parramatta and the rest will become part of Northern Sydney Councils. Councillor Perram confirmed that Council has indicated that the City of Ryde is against amalgamations and tomorrow night (Tuesday, 17 February 2015), an Extraordinary Council Meeting will be held to discuss the City of Ryde’s submission which is due by 30 June 2015, with the Government to make a decision by October 2015.

Noted. Noted. Noted. Noted.

9.

Next Meeting The next meeting is scheduled for 11 May 2015.

Noted.



9 EASTWOOD AND WEST RYDE EVENTS AND PROMOTIONS COMMITEE MEETING MINUTES - Monday, 23 February 2015

The Eastwood and West Ryde Events and Promotions Advisory Committee Meeting was held on Monday, 23 February 2015, where matters relating to the promotion and coordination of activities in the Eastwood and West Ryde Town Centres were discussed.

Meeting minutes are ATTACHED for the Councillors’ information.

Contact:




Attachments

1 Minutes - Eastwood Events and Promotions Committee Meeting - 23 February 2015




Subject: Eastwood and West Ryde Events and Promotions Committee

File No: COR2013/208/4

Document Ref: D15/19018

Venue: Eastwood Women’s Rest Centre, Hillview Road - Eastwood

Date: Monday, 23 February 2015

Time: 6.00pm Started at: 6.00pm Closed at: 6.55pm

Chair: Councillor Etmekdjian

Meeting Support (MS): Amanda Janvrin – Section Manager - Governance

Staff Convenor: Derek McCarthy

Circulation: Minutes circulated to Committee Members on 16 March 2015

Committee Role: The primary role of the Eastwood and West Ryde Events and Promotions Advisory Committee is to:

promote and sponsor entertainment in the Eastwood and West Ryde Town Centres;

Promote and sponsor new activities/initiatives which enhance the profile of the Eastwood and West Ryde Town Centres.

Present Apology Name Position Title Organisation

x Councillor Etmekdjian Chairman City of Ryde

x Councillor Li Councillor City of Ryde

x Councillor Perram Councillor City of Ryde (item 3.3 – 6.20pm)

x Mr Tony Tang Rotary Club of Eastwood

x Mr Wilson Fu Secretary Eastwood Chinese Senior Citizens Club

Mr Che Fai (Jeffery)Tse Eastwood Chinese Senior Citizens Club

Ms Vivien Lor Community

x Mrs Roseanna Gallo JP RG Music

x Mr Hugh Lee OAM President AAAB

x Mr Peter Sullivan Eastwood Chamber of Commerce

x Mr Rob Senior

x Ms Anita Bird

x Ms Yvonne Wang

x Mrs Nora Etmekdjian

x Mr John News

Additional Attendees

Name Position Title Organisation

Derek McCarthy Manager - Community Capacity and Events City of Ryde

Diane Turner Community Project Officer City of Ryde

Amanda Janvrin Section Manager - Governance City of Ryde





1. Introduction and Apologies: Councillor Etmekdjian welcomed the new committee members to the meeting. Apologies were noted as above.

Noted.

2. Confirmation of Previous Minutes The minutes from the meeting of 24 November 2014 were confirmed and endorsed.

Noted.

3. Business Arising

3.1 Welcome New Members and Introduction Councillor Etmekdjian advised that this Committee has been expanded to include West Ryde and is now called the Eastwood and West Ryde Events and Promotions Committee. Councillor Etmekdjian welcomed the five new members to the Committee. The new members then introduced themselves to the meeting and outlined their involvement with the community. Councillor Etmekdjian confirmed that he was looking forward to working with the new members and welcomed their contributions to the Committee.

Noted.

3.2 Markets Mr McCarthy advised that at the last meeting Council had recently resolved to proceed to an Expression of Interest (EOI) for markets to be held in Eastwood. Mr McCarthy confirmed that Council has received two Expressions of Interest from two separate operators for various types of markets. Mr McCarthy advised that he would send copies of the Expression of Interest documents out with the Minutes from this meeting and confirmed that the same sort of principle (Expression of Interest) could be expanded and adopted for West Ryde.

Noted – Mr McCarthy to distribute copies of the Expression of Interest documents if required.




3.3 Sub Committee Updates Lunar New Year Mr Lee advised that as in previous years, a cooking completion for Lunar New Year was held on Sunday, 22 February 2015. Mr Lee confirmed that the main celebration for Lunar New Year will be held this Saturday, 28 February 2015 and it will be bigger than previous years. Mr Lee advised that part of Rowe Street will be closed and there will be more than 50 stalls including a small animal farm (to celebrate the Year of the Goat). Mr Lee confirmed that there will be multicultural performances and invited all Committee members to attend the morning tea reception at 10.00am this Saturday, 28 February 2015 at the Eastwood Hotel. West Ryde Easter Parade and Fair Councillor Etmekdjian advised that the West Ryde Easter Parade and Fair is normally held on the Saturday immediately prior to Easter and this year it will be held on Saturday, 28 March 2015 (the same day at the State Election). Councillor Etmekdjian confirmed that the West Ryde Easter Parade and Fair will be held from 9.00am to 3.00pm in Market Street, West Ryde and involves colouring competitions for local schools, Easter hat parade and prizes, markets in the Community Centre and between 30 to 40 stalls. Councillor Etmekdjian confirmed that the next meeting for the sub-committee will be held at 3.30pm on Wednesday, 4 March 2015 in the Bistro area of the West Ryde Hotel and invited Ms Bird, Ms Wang and Mr News to attend the sub-committee meetings.

Noted. Noted. Noted.




Granny Smith Festival Mr McCarthy advised that this year will be the 30

th anniversary of the Granny Smith

Festival. Mr McCarthy confirmed that the first meeting of the sub-committee will be in May 2015 and once the dates for the sub-committee meetings are confirmed, all members will be notified.

Noted.

4. 4.1

New Business Moon Festival Mr Tang advised that the actual day is Sunday, 27 September, however the Festival is usually held on Saturday, 26 September 2015. Mr Tang confirmed that St. George and Eastwood Hotel will again be sponsoring the event this year. Mr Tang advised that they are looking at putting a mural on the wall on the other side of Eastwood Library, however cost needs to be determined prior to committing to the mural and an updated will be provided at a future meeting.

Noted. Noted – an update to be provided at a future meeting.

4.2 Granny Smith Survey Results Mr McCarthy advised that a letter was received from Meadowbank Scout Group raising a number of issues including the following:-

Promotion of the Festival;

Food stalls, particularly sausage sizzle;

Cost of the stalls;

Traffic control. Mr McCarthy advised Committee members that all of the concerns/issues raised in the letter from Meadowbank Scout Group have been addressed. Mr McCarthy confirmed that a survey was undertaken of both stall holders and attendees of the Granny Smith Festival with the results being extremely positive overall.

Noted.




Mr McCarthy advised that some of the results were as follows:-

Approximately 40% of people attending the Festival are staying longer than four hours;

85% of attendees are satisfied or very satisfied with the event;

95% of attendees were attending the Festival to eat a meal;

Approximately 90% of attendees rated the level of stalls as excellent.

5. 5.1 5.2

General Business Mural at West Ryde Mr McCarthy advised that Ms Turner has been undertaking some discussions with Woolworths and Charter Hall with respect to the possibility of putting a mural on the large blank wall on the Woolworths premises on Anthony Road West Ryde, out the front of Gloria Jeans (opposite the Community Centre). Mr McCarthy confirmed that community consultation would have to be undertaken and an application would have to be put to Council for funding. Fit for the Future Councillor Perram advised that last night, Council held an Extraordinary Council Meeting to focus on Council’s response to the Governments ‘Fit for the Future’ proposal. Councillor Perram advised that Council has until 30 June 2015 to lodge its submission in response to the proposal, following which the Government will review and deliberate and make a decision by October 2015. Councillor Perram confirmed that there are two parts to the template with the first template relating to scale and capacity (250,000 residents) and the second template addressing financial sustainability.

Noted. Noted.




Councillor Perram advised that the Independent Panel recommended that the City of Ryde Council be split into two where 1/3 of Ryde is intended to go with Parramatta, Holroyd and Auburn and the rest of Ryde with Hunters Hill, North Sydney, Willoughby and Lane Cove etc. Councillor Perram and at the Extraordinary Council Meeting, Council unanimously recommended the following:-

That the City of Ryde reaffirm its rejection to the Independent Panel’s proposal to split Ryde and amalgamate with Councils to the east and the north.

That Council investigate/explore a modified Joint Organisation (regional body) proposal to meet the Government’s scale and capacity criteria.

That Council prepare a business case.

That Council join with the Northern Councils to distribute an engagement strategy with the Community.

That the City of Ryde immediately engage with the residents of Ryde.

6. Confirmation of Next Meeting: Date: Monday, 25 May 2015 Time: 6.00pm Venue: Eastwood Women’s Rest Centre, Hillview Road, Eastwood

Noted.



10 CENTENARY OF ANZAC AND COMMEMORATION OF WORLD WAR 1 COMMITTEE MINUTES - Thursday, 26 February 2015

The Centenary of ANZAC and Commemoration of World War 1 Committee Meeting was held on Thursday, 26 February 2015 where matters relating to the activities for the commemoration were discussed.

Meeting minutes are ATTACHED for the Councillors’ information.

Contact:




Attachments

1 Minutes - Centenary of ANZAC and Commemoration of World War 1 - 26 February 2015



11 RYDE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 'MAKE IT HAPPEN' FORUM

The City of Ryde hosted the Ryde International Women’s Day “Make it Happen” Forum on Wednesday, 11 March 2015 at Eden Gardens. The Forum explored the successes and challenges women in Ryde face in contributing to community and civic life and provided an opportunity for women to engage with speakers and each other around the issues that concerned them.

The program for the day was comprised of: Guest Speaker Eva Cox- academic, social commentator and feminist and a Q&A session with panel members: Gail Connolly - General Manager City of Ryde, Mahboba Rawi - Founder Mahboba’s Promise, John Duncan – Superintendent Ryde Local Area Command, Anne Bryce - Chief Executive Officer Achieve Australia and Eva Cox.

The Forum also had a multimedia presentation celebrating significant contributions made by local women in Ryde as well as the launch of the Women’s Art Prize and Exhibition, due to take place as a part of Hungry for Art Festival in May- June this year.

The guest speaker and panellists covered a wide range of topics affecting women including: the value and economics of women’s work in and out of the workplace, inflexible work place culture, childcare as a social issue, changes to feminism over the decades, career paths for women and barriers to participation, employment and the impacts of privatisation.

The Forum was opened by Councillor Maggio and led by Councillor Pendleton. Other Councillors in attendance were Councillor Yedelian and Councillor Stott.

The forum was well attended. Approximately 75 people, mainly women, from the community, and a diverse range of volunteer groups and community organisations participated in this event, highlighting a need for ongoing conversations on women’s issues in Ryde. The Forum was an initiative of City of Ryde’s Status of Women’s Advisory Committee.

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ITEM 11 (continued)




12 ROAD AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY - WEST RYDE

Council has installed ‘slow down’ linemarking on Anthony Road, West Ryde to enhance pedestrian safety. The linemarking was installed on the Anthony Road pedestrian refuge outside the West Ryde Community Centre which has been the focus of concerns for users crossing Anthony Road.

The ‘slow down’ linemarking consists of traverse lines which are used to alter driver perceptions of the correct speed so drivers may assume a lower speed is more appropriate. They are an interim measure done under delegation via Council’s Traffic and Transport Unit with concurrence from the Roads and Maritime Service (RMS).

A permanent pedestrian crossing will be installed by the developer, Coles, as part of roadworks associated with the West Ryde Urban Village Development.

Contact:

Name: George Dedes

Position: Group Manager – Public Works




13 SHARED USER PATH - WATERLOO ROAD, MACQUARIE PARK

The purpose of this Councilor Information Bulletin is to provide an update on an action arising from the Works and Community meeting, held on 4 November 2014. The action was to investigate and reinstate Shared Use Path (SUP) signage and trial linemarking on recently completed granite paving at Macquarie Park. Council has completed linemarking at the southern side of Waterloo Road between Herring Road and Shrimptons Creek and at the northern side of Waterloo Road between Macquarie Centre and Lane Cove Road (see diagram below). The linemarking is in accordance with Council’s guidelines. The completed SUPs link Shrimptons Creek to Macquarie University and Lane Cove Road respectively. Details and pictures are provided in the ATTACHMENT. The signage for the SUPs was installed in December 2014 and the linemarking was installed in March 2015. Linemarking on granite will be trialed for 6 months.

Contact:

Name: George Dedes

Position: Group Manager - Public Works


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14 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION AWARDS 2015

The annual Volunteer Recognition Awards hosted by the City of Ryde aims to acknowledge the contribution made by the committed and largely unseen army of volunteers, who give their time and skills to enhance and uplift the life of the community within the City of Ryde.

Nominations are now open for Individual, Group and Young Volunteer of the Year Awards. Nominations can be submitted for any business, industry, community group, family or individual actively involved in voluntary service in the City of Ryde during the past two years (excluding those primarily involved in political and/or lobbying activities).

The nominee’s volunteer work must be primarily based in the City of Ryde. It is not a requirement for nominees to reside in the Local Government Area. The winners will be announced at an Awards evening to be held in May 2015.

The closing date for nominations is Friday, 17 April 2015.

To nominate online or to download additional nomination forms visit www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/volunteerawards.

Contact:




http://www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/volunteerawards



15 SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION FOR SPORT FACILITY GRANT AT TYAGARAH PARK

The City of Ryde has been successful in its application under the NSW Government’s Sport Facility Program for the upgrade of community sporting infrastructure at Tyagarah Park. Council has secured funds of $17,950 for the upgrade of the amenities building and funds are to be matched by Council on a dollar for dollar basis. This project has funding dedicated in Council’s Open Space Sport and Recreation Program for 2015/16. These funds will allow Council to upgrade the amenity facilities in a park where use is increasing and to meet the needs of the local community sporting groups. Currently junior cricket is played in the park over summer and soccer in the winter.

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16 COMPLETED PROJECT - REFURBISHMENT OF BANJO PATERSON PARK WHARF

The City Of Ryde is committed to the delivery and maintenance of high quality infrastructure and facilities including the maintenance and rehabilitation of wharves and jetties. The wharf at Banjo Paterson Park was refurbished between November 2014 and March 2015. During this time, access was maintained during peak times such as Christmas.

As part of the refurbishment of the wharf at Banjo Paterson Park, works included:

Replacement of existing timber upper deck with hardwood timber planks

Replacement of timber girders as required

Replacement of badly affected timber headstocks (bearers) in the tidal zone

Replacement of corroded and damaged bracing rods

Replacement of lower level decking in tidal zone with Fibreglass Reinforced Plastic

Replacement of handrail

The refurbishment was completed in March 2015 and was delivered on time and under budget. Details and pictures are provided in the ATTACHMENT.

Contact:

Name: George Dedes



Attachments

1 Completed Project - Refurbishment Banjo Paterson Park Wharf



17 NEW WASTE EDUCATION CAMPAIGN, BRANDING, WASTE COLLECTION CALENDAR AND CHANGES TO THE HOUSEHOLD CLEANUP SERVICE

As part of the implementation of the new Waste Services Contract, a new waste branding and logo has been developed to support Council’s adopted Waste Management Strategy and services commencing 1 May 2015. The new waste branding will be incorporated in a new Waste Education Campaign to promote Council’s commitment to:

Smarter ways to reduce waste and increase recycling

A Cleaner City by reducing litter and illegal dumping

A Greener future by exploring new Waste Management initiatives The Waste Education Campaign begins with communicating the change from a scheduled Household CleanUp to an ‘at call’ Household CleanUp collection service. This new at call service is designed to be more flexible and convenient for residents and the associated benefits to the City by reducing waste to landfill, illegal dumping, and to keep our streets cleaner.

The Waste Education Campaign will also incorporate:

The new Smarter, Cleaner, Greener waste logo

How the ‘at-call’ Household CleanUp will work for residents of multi-unit dwellings

No change to garbage, recycling and garden organic bin collection days

The new Waste Calendar, which will provide further information on the comprehensive Waste Management Services

The introduction of a new “eco” 80 litre garbage bin available from 1 July 2015.

A comprehensive communications plan has been developed and identifies the different communication channels that will be utilised to promote Council’s new Waste Services, including:

A Flyer introducing the changes to Council’s Waste Services to be distributed to all residents by 28 March 2015; (ATTACHED)

The new Waste Calendar to be distributed to all residents by the end of May 2015

Three (3) full page advertisements in the Northern District Times

The Mayoral Column

Messages on the City of Ryde website with a revised Waste webpage

New City of Ryde Waste Collection Trucks, to incorporate the new logo and branding messages


ITEM 17 (continued)


Extensive communication with Body Corporates and Strata Managers to implement new waste management initiatives at multi-unit dwellings

Resources such as bin bay signs for multi-unit dwellings, infographic posters, and new decals for the Waste education van

Communications will also be included in an edition of the City News, the April Council Rates Notice Newsletter and notices through the Customer Service Centre

Contact:

Name: George Dedes



Attachments

1 Flyer - Introducing City of Ryde's improved Waste Management Services




1 COUNCILLORS CALENDAR2 CITY OF RYDE - PROCUREMENT3 RECEIVED AND DETERMINED DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS4 COUNCILLOR HELPDESK PERFORMANCE - February 20155 CITY OF RYDE PLANNING MATTERS WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT6 25 - 27 EPPING ROAD, UAP NORTH RYDE M2 SITE, LACHLAN'S LINE PRECINCT7 NEW SOCIAL HOUSING PROJECTS IN CITY OF RYDE8 SPORT AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (INCLUDING WHEELED SPORTS) MEETING MINUTES9 EASTWOOD AND WEST RYDE EVENTS AND PROMOTIONS COMMITEE MEETING MINUTES - Monday, 23 February 201510 CENTENARY OF ANZAC AND COMMEMORATION OF WORLD WAR 1 COMMITTEE MINUTES - Thursday, 26 February 201511 RYDE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 'MAKE IT HAPPEN' FORUM12 ROAD AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY - WEST RYDE13 SHARED USER PATH - WATERLOO ROAD, MACQUARIE PARK14 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION AWARDS 201515 SUCCESSFUL APPLICATION FOR SPORT FACILITY GRANT AT TYAGARAH PARK16 COMPLETED PROJECT - REFURBISHMENT OF BANJO PATERSON PARK WHARF17 NEW WASTE EDUCATION CAMPAIGN, BRANDING, WASTE COLLECTION CALENDAR AND CHANGES TO THE HOUSEHOLD CLEANUP SERVICE

Documents

Councillor Information Bulletin · 2015. 6. 29. · Top Ryde City Piazza and La Strada Areas Contact: Derek McCarthy, Manager Community Capacity and Events – 9952 8384 TUESDAY,