MAYOR’S MESSAGE The Three “Cs”

When I was at school,teachers stressed theimportance of the

three “R’s” – reading, writing andarithmetic. Obviously myteachers valued phonetics overspelling!

Then when entering the worldof Local Government, I becameever aware of a different group ofthree “R’s” – roads, rates andrubbish. However over the yearsI have come to appreciate muchmore the importance of the three“C’s”. They could easily be theCCC for Copper Coast Council– but I consider their value fromthe function of Council,Community and Collaboration.

This was clearly demonstratedover this past month as I waspresent at Wallaroo for theopening of the first day of tradingof the new Drakes FoodlandSupermarket in Owen Terrace.The concept to revitalise thetown centre of Wallaroo began ata public meeting in the WallarooTown Hall, May 2007, where ourcommunity considered the towncentre needed a supermarketcomplex as the anchor to securethe Owen Terrace precinctsustainability for the 21stcentury.

Obviously such a visionprovided significant obstaclesthat would need to be overcometo enable this futuristic vision tobe realised. There is no escapingthe fact that the obstacles weremore than initially anticipated,but stage 1 was the relocation ofthe Bowls and Croquet Clubsfrom their long held site in OwenTerrace to a new facility whichwas realised in September 2011 –the Wallaroo Community SportsClub.

Stage 2 was the sale of the

vacated land in Owen Terrace fora developer to construct thedesired supermarket complex.This also required the acquisitionof derelict disused railway land toenable sufficient space forconstruction. The developmentof the Owen Terrace roadway,lowering of kerbs and theupgrading of footpaths andverandah’s of the Wallaroo MainStreet became the next stage.

Then in September 2015 Iwitnessed the opening forbusiness of the Drake FoodlandSupermarket in Owen Terrace,Wallaroo and it appearedinstantly that the vision torevitalise the town centre wasachieved! The car parks have beenconstantly used, people arewandering the street, not only

shopping in the supermarket butproviding a stimulus to all theshopping precinct. There is nowan ‘air’ of optimism in thecommunity. On opening day itwas reported that forty sevenextra people were in employment!But we need to remember thisresult wasn’t instantly achieved –it required an enormous amountof planning, negotiating, fundingand tolerance. Council,Community & Collaborationwith developers and businessprovided this result!

Similarly in Kadina we areseeing the laying of foundationsfor our Kadina Central Businessprecinct, where the KadinaChamber of Commerce,Community and Council arecollaborating to plan and move

forward a renovation andrejuvenation.

For several years the PaskevilleCommunity, Council and SAWater have worked toward astormwater recovery project. Thiswill enable the CommunitySporting bodies to lower theirirrigation costs and thereforesecure their futures. Sportingfacilities in small ruralcommunities can be thecongruent that provides thecommunity identity. Again theseprojects have just not happened,but have been the function ofconsiderable collaboration.

The Moonta CWMSdevelopments are now well intostage 2 of the overall constructionphase.

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MAYOR’S MESSAGE...

The Three “Cs”

Summer Edition

October 2015

Cyclists commence the 127.4km ride to Wallaroo in the Inaugural Wine, Wheels and Whitingevent.

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been some problems, disruptionsand issues to endure during theconstruction; its progress hasbeen strengthened considerablyby the positive collaborationbetween Community,Contractors and Council.

Last summer the opening ofthe Moonta Bay Splash TownWater Park was applauded as asignificant attraction drawingvisitors from across the state.However its success again is owedto the collaboration betweenCouncil, Community and themanagement of the Moonta BayCaravan Park. The Managersoversee the day to day operationof Splash Town which hasenabled Council to provide thispopular attraction free to ourCommunity. Without thefunction of collaboration thiscould not happen!

Collaboration also broughtabout the Wine Wheels &Whiting cycling event whichexceeded initial expectations. OurCouncil in collaboration withClare and Gilbert Valley Council

and Bike SA worked together tobring about the 125 km ridebetween Clare and Wallaroo.Cycling tourism is an emergingattraction throughout the world,where cyclists and their familiesspend significant funds in thecommunities where they ride.The Wine, Wheels & WhitingRide is now expected to be anannual event.

Similarly but on a much largerscale the 120th Yorke PeninsulaField Days attracted many tens of

thousands of visitors. After twoyears of planning, in the space ofa week the many volunteerstogether with businesses of theagricultural sector, transform aparcel of land to the west of thePaskeville Township into atownship in its own right. ThisField Days Township offersseveral bank agencies, a myriad offashion and food outlets and ofcourse extensive machinery andmerchandise sales sites.

These events generate an

economic stimulus to ourCommunity as well as theawareness of what ourCommunity has on offer. Thiscollaboration results in a moresustainable Community and thissustainability means jobs.

There is no doubt that with theCollaboration of Council andCommunity the result is theCopper Coast being a LifestyleLocation of Choice!

Paul ThomasMayor

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MAYOR’S MESSAGE...The Three “Cs”

2015/16 Council CalendarNovember

4th Council meeting – 7.00 pm, Council Chambers, Town Hall, Kadina11th Council Development Assessment Panel meeting, 5.30 pm, Town Hall Function Room, Kadina16th Audit Committee meeting 9.30 am, Copper Hill meeting room, Town Hall Kadina20th Close of nominations for the 2016 Australia Day Awards

December2nd Council meeting – 7.00 pm, Council Chambers, Town Hall, Kadina9th Council Development Assessment Panel meeting, 5.30 pm, Town Hall Function Room, Kadina

January20th Council Development Assessment Panel meeting, 5.30 pm, Town Hall Function Room, Kadina20th Council meeting – 7.00 pm, Council Chambers, Town Hall, Kadina26th Australia Day Celebrations, Kadina – further details will be advertised closer to the event

Please note that changes to the above meetings will be published on Council’s website along with other meeting dates.All public are welcome to attend these meetings.

Special meetings of Council may be called at other times throughout the year and will be added to the website as required.

Drakes Foodland, Wallaroo.

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Events and Important DatesTo confirm event details go to http://farmshed.net.au

Event Month Date/Time

Moonta Antiques and Collectables Festival November7th 10am - 5pm8th 10am - 4pm

Hell of the North Street Criterium — held around Victoria Square, Kadina November15th – roadsclosed from10am-2pm

Dragon Boat Marina Challenge November 24th and 25th

Hell of the North – Race start and finish from Wallaroo North Beach Tourist

Park where people can meet/see the ridersNovember 14th

Men’s Prestige Medley 2015-16 — Moonta Memorial Park Bowling Club December 12th and 13th

Wallaroo Community Carols — Wallaroo Town Hall December 4th from 7pm

NOTE: The listed events were correct as at the time of printing. For up to date details on these events and many more not listed,please contact the friendly staff at the Farm Shed Museum and Tourism Centre on (08) 8821 2333.

Moonta Christmas Festivities December

13th — Markets inthe Square from 3pm

Pageant 5.30pmCarols 7pm

17th-24th10am-noonclosed 20th

Christmas in Kadina, Graves Street, Victoria Square

Copper Coast New Years Eve Celebrations December31st

7pm-midnight

December21st

from 5.30pm

Moonta Santa’s Cave, Moonta Town Hall December

The Inaugural Wine,Wheels & Whiting event washeld on the 12 Septemberand exceeded all expectationsset by the event organisers.

The event featured a 127.4kilometre bike ride fromClare to Wallaroo, whichparticipants could join froma number of start pointsalong the way.

The event included morethan just the bike ride withdinners held before and afterthe ride and produce marketsand a seafood brunch held inWallaroo.

The Copper Coast andClare & Gilbert ValleyCouncils joined with BikeSA to run the event which itis hoped will become anannual recreational and

tourism event for the regions.The event was strongly

supported by the communitywho volunteered to help runthe event.

There were over 350 ridersfrom throughout SouthAustralia and interstate whoparticipated.

There was a strongrepresentation of riders of allages and fitness levels fromthe Copper Coast regionwhich indicates that futurerides will have continuedlocal support.

Bike SA who is SouthAustralia’s largest recreationalcycling organisationcommented that it wasfantastic to get such apositive response for a first-time event.

WINE, WHEELS & WHITINGAn Exciting New Event for the Copper Coast

Long time library user Brian Leibie is now aregular user of the statewide One Card system.Brian has a long history using libraries and firstused the services of the Institute Library wherehis wife Margaret was the librarian. The publiclibrary in Kadina opened in 1984 and Brianhas been using a public library for over 40years. Before the One Card system he wasrestricted to selecting from the library shelvesor relying on staff to source other material forhim. Now with access to over 4 million itemsheld in libraries across South Australia Brianhas become adept at using the online catalogueto reserve items that he can collect and borrowfrom his local library. Brian visits the libraryweekly to pick up items that have arrived andsearch for more items he would like to borrowoften reaching his hold limit as there is so muchto choose from!

Brian believes he will need to live to 150to enjoy everything on offer, and with newstock continuously being added he may needeven longer than that. He quoted “after allthese years I may be none the wiser but at leastI’m better informed”.

If you would like to learn more about theOne Card system please visit your library andstaff will be more than happy to assist.

E-books and E-magazines make summerreading even more convenient. Downloaddigital content free using your One Card.

Free School Holiday Activities will be heldat both Kadina and Wallaroo Libraries. For

full program information please contact thelibraries (Kadina 88210444, Wallaroo88232924) or download the program fromthe library page on the websitewww.coppercoast.sa.gov.au

And if it’s hot, hot, hot......all libraries areairconditioned and a welcoming space tospend some time.


The success of One Card

Kadina (ph 88210444)Open until 5.30pm Thurs 24th Dec.Open 9am to 5.30pm on Tues 29th, Wed

30th and Thurs 31st December. Closed Public Holidays.Open normal library hours as of 9am

Monday 4th January 2016.

Moonta (ph 88251511)Open until 2pm Thurs 24th December.Closed from Christmas to 5th January.Open normal library hours as of 9am

Tuesday 5th January 2016.

Wallaroo (ph 88232924)Open until 3pm Thurs 24th December.Open Tues 29th, Wed 30th and Thurs

31st December normal opening hours.Closed Public Holidays. Open normal library hours as of 10am

Monday 4th January 2016.

Libraryuser BrianLeibie is aregular

user of thestatewideOne Cardsystem.

Library Opening Hours over the Christmas Break

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dredging of the Port HughesBoat Ramp was conductedbetween the 28th September and1 October, 2015. Council havealso planned a major dredge ofthe boat ramp between the 8thand the 11th December, 2015.


When land is developed, allotments aretransferred to the Council from the developer tomeet their obligations to provide open space aspart of the subdivision in lieu of paying the openspace levy.

If the majority of Copper Coast developmentswere undertaken today, the Council would haverequested that a single 4000m2 parcel wasprovided for a quality Local Park and that thedevelopment of that land would be undertakenin accordance with the Council’s Open Spacepolicy which aims to provide equality of access toquality public open space across the community.

The land available in most developments isover the required amount, but is dispersed insmaller unusable allotments. The revocationprocess seeks to dispose of any land over theamount required to construct a fully furnishedLocal Park and the required stormwatermanagement.

Residents have approached Council to improvethe open space in the community and therevocation of land proposal is seen as anopportunity to expedite that progress. Similarprogress has been made in other areas of theCopper Coast such as Owen Terrace andPommern Way, where land sales funded othercommunity infrastructure. Without thisopportunity a realistic timeframe for a Local Parkin areas where they not currently constructed isup to 10 years.

For most of the allotments there are a range ofoptions to divide the land into saleable parcelswithout the cost of adding additional roadinfrastructure.

The Council would appreciate feedback on thevarious options. As any funds generated from thesale would be put back directly into this area thescope of any works would be affected by thenumber of allotments created. So please read thereports which are available for viewing at theCouncil Office or on our website and makecomments in writing to the Council Office.

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Update on Copper Coast BetterDevelopment Plan and GeneralDevelopment Plan AmendmentThe public consultation process for

Part 2 of the Better Development Plan(BDP) and General DevelopmentPlan Amendment (DPA) reported onpreviously has been finalised. A publicmeeting was held on Wednesday, 29July, 2015 at which interested personswere heard in relation to the DPA andthe submissions.

The submissions were considered ata Special Meeting of Council held onThursday, 10 September, 2015. Thedocumentation reflecting Council’srecommendations to the Minister forPlanning will be finalised andsubmitted shortly for considerationand gazettal.

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Council is again thankful for grants we have recently received. $900,000from the Office for Recreation and Sport for the Copper Coast Sport andLeisure Centre Redevelopment and $116,667 for the Port Hughes Cyclewayfrom the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure.


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KADINA CBD REDEVELOPMENTThank you to all of your feedback and this now has been collated and will go to theDecember 2015 meeting of Council. Council will then confirm a final concept that canthen be fully designed and engineered for works to commence in 2016. If you wish tocomment please send to [email protected].


OWEN TERRACEThe Owen Terrace verandah project has been completed between

Irwine and Emu Streets Wallaroo with the Cornucopia Hotelverandah being the only outstanding component of this project.Street scaping, banner poles, footpaths, bollards delineating the JonesStreet/Owen Terrace intersection and adjustments to the disabledcarparking will be continuous throughout October.

With the completion of the surrounding roadwork’s andfootpath networks initial shaping of the reserve area betweenIrwine and Wildman Streets has been completed. Irrigation,designated plantings and landscaping will be continuous overthe coming months to connect this space into a useable publicopen space.

The Moonta Bay Splash Town waterplay area will be opening earlier than lastsummer. It is now anticipated that SplashTown will open on the weekend of the 6thof November and continue to open onweekends up to the school holidays. Fromthe 14th of December (the holidays) we areaiming to open it every day, but days andtimes will be confirmed on Facebook andour website www.coppercoast.sa.gov.au assoon as they are confirmed.

We are already planning the 2016/17season and hope to open even earlier thanthis year.

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Reconstruction of Port Hughes Roadincluding the construction of a sharedcycleway linking Moonta proper to PortHughes will commence in Octoberwith design complete.

The initial phase of the project entailsthe section from Frances Terracethrough to Harry’s Point Road. Councilwas successful with a $116,667 grantfor the cycleway.

In addition to the allocation ofRoads to Recovery funding of $194,000will assist with this project as well asMilne Terrace.

Footpath works have been completed withinthe Wallaroo area and included John Terrace andErrington Street. Works have now recommencedin the Moonta area within Patricks Viewdevelopment, Keen Street, Ellery Court andFreeman Court.

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Complete reconstruction of MilneTerrace from Blanche Terracethrough to Frances Terrace willcommence in late October. Thisproject will include new kerbing,footpaths, asphalt seal andstormwater upgrades based on therecently completed MoontaStormwater Management Plan.


It’s the lead up to that time of the yearagain, summer, and with it comes The FireDanger Season!

Now is the time to take pre-emptiveaction if you haven’t already done so, toensure that your property is cleared priorto the commencement of the fire dangerseason and is maintained to the requiredstandard for the duration of the season.

At this time of year vegetation canbecome overgrown, creating fire hazards.In order to reduce the potential dangeruntil the expiry of the fire danger season:• If the property is under one hectare in

area, all undergrowth should bemaintained at or below 10cm in height

• If the property is over one hectare inarea, establish and maintain a firebreak around the whole area, placed as

near as practicable to the perimeter.The fire break shall be at least a 5metre wide strip on which all grass,pest plants and undergrowth isreduced to a maximum of 10centimetres.

Council’s Fire Prevention Officer (s)have recently sent out reminder letters toproperty owners. Inspections commenced24th, September, 2015, on propertieswithin the District Council of CopperCoast.

If these properties have not been cleareda Section 105F notice will be issued with21 days to rectify. Council then has theright to remove or reduce a fire hazard onprivate land and recoup the costs from theproperty owner and issue an expiationnotice.

PROPOSEDBUSHFIRESEASONDATES

15th Nov., 2015to

30th April, 2016

(This date can changeplease check the CFS website,

www.cfs.sa.gov.au)

Bushfire prevention

The Fire Danger Season starts on 15November and ends 30 April next year. It is theresponsibility of all land owners to ensure thattheir properties are kept in a condition so it doesnot pose a potential fire risk for the duration ofthe Fire Danger Season. Failing to do so mayresult in Council appointing contractors to cleanblocks deemed at risk after the owner has beenissued with a notice under Section 105F(5) ofthe Fire and Emergency Services Act 2005.Where owners act responsibly and engage acontractor it may cost them around $100 to$130 to have a standard sized block cleared tomeet the requirements. In the event thatCouncil has to engage a contractor on behalf ofthe owner the minimum costs incurred for astandard block may amount to about $590 ormore depending on the size of the block and thework required to comply with the Act (whichincludes contactor fees, expiation fees andhandling fees). Contact details of contractorscan be found on Council’s website.

Potential Fire Hazard: Why pay more?

At the time of printing this edition of theCopper Post Council had a recommendationto implement a ‘Free Roadside Give AwayDay’

This idea was raised by resident HelenWilliamson earlier this year during the

Council Meeting ‘Question Time’.The ‘Free Roadside Give Away Day’ is

proposed for November 2015. It will be anopportunity where residents can place anyunwanted items in the road reserve for freecollection by other residents. The clean-up

and removal of any items that fail to be givenaway is the responsibility of the owner notCouncil.

For further information or confirmationplease call the Council Office, check Council’sWebsite or Facebook Page.

November Free Roadside Give Away Day


ADVANCENOTICE

Council OfficesThe Council offices will be closed for

the Christmas break from 12 noonThursday, 24th December and openingagain in the New Year on Monday, 4thJanuary, 2016.

Resource Recovery CentreClosed all public holidays during the

festive season.

Refuse/Recycling CollectionPlease note Paskeville refuse and pick

up scheduled for Friday, 25th Decemberwill be collected on Thursday, 24thDecember. Recyling will be collected onthe 31st December instead of the 1stJanuary.

Moonta Office (Volunteer Resource Centre)Moonta Tourist OfficeBlanche Terrace, Moonta SA 5558

Wallaroo Office5 John Terrace, Wallaroo SA 5556

Council Contacts...All Correspondence:PO Box 396, Kadina SA 555451 Taylor Street, Kadina SA 5554Phone: (08) 8828 1200Fax: (08) 8821 2736E-mail:

[email protected]

Council Rate Payment Schedule Rates will be overdue ifpayment has not beenreceived at the Council

office by the due date. A fineof 2% and Interest will applyto the balance outstanding.

NB: Please allow up to3-4 business days for

BPay and other electronicbanking transactions

Due by

2nd Quarter – Rate Noticeposted 20th October 2015 1st December, 2015

3rd Quarter – Rate Noticeposted 19th January 2016 1st March, 2016

1st June, 20164th Quarter – Rate NoticePosted 19th April 2016

‘The Mayor, Councillors and Staff wish the residents and visitors of the Copper Coasta Very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year’


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