2019 SALA Festival: Tip of the iceberg - Friday, 9 August 2019 - Town of ...

Friday, 9 August 2019

2019 SALA Festival: Tip of the iceberg

Council’s 2019 SALA exhibition 10 – 31 August 2019
This week, students from Adelaide University’s internship program have been working in
the Civic and Community Centre, to create a temporary art installation called ‘Tip of the
iceberg’. Using single use plastics collected from Council’s office and Vale Park Preschool,
the exhibition examines our reliance on single-use plastics through the creative lens. The
installation will be on display in the foyer of the Civic and Community Centre. Presented in
partnership with Adelaide University and East Waste.

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Council in the media
This week, Administration provided the following information to
journalist Celeste Villani, regarding illegal use of disability car
parks in the Town of Walkerville.
The number of fines handed out between July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018 (+ revenue
raised) –

Response

33 tickets issued, total revenue of $11,979 (however, of these 7 were subsequently
cancelled/waived/reissued)

From July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 (+ revenue raised) –

Response

123 tickets issued, total revenue of $43,036 (however, of these 42 were subsequently
cancelled/waived/warning notice/enforced/reissued)

If inspectors have cracked down on the amount of people illegally using disability
parks without a permit?

Response

Our inspectors continue to monitor the situation to ensure that disability carparks are
reserved for individuals with a permit.

The fine issued to motorists?

July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018 – $ 363.00

July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 - $ 371.00

Will it be cracking down on motorists parking in disability permit areas this financial
year. If so, what will it be doing?

Response

Council takes a zero tolerance approach to all illegal parking in designated disability
carparks.

Worst location for people parking illegally in disability areas?

Response

Warwick Street, Walkerville

Science Week 2019
Virtual reality and robotics session
Celebrate Science Week 2019 by exploring the world of virtual reality and robotics.

Experiment with a range of robotic equipment and immerse yourself in the world of
virtual reality in this free drop in session. You’ll learn how these technologies are
being applied in the real world as well as their future potential. Just how far will
virtual reality and robotics take us?

Where: Walkerville Civic Centre

When: Saturday 17 August 2019 from 10am – 1pm

FREE - No bookings required.

Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) -
Book Week 2019
Reading is my Secret Power!
Every year, the CBCA brings children and books together to celebrate Australian
children’s literature. From the stories and illustrations, to favourite bookshops and

of course, our amazing network of public libraries. This year’s theme is: Reading is
my secret power.

All the nominated books will be on display in the Walkerville Library during Book
Week and there will be a special arts activity for children to draw their own secret
power and put their creations on display.

Where: Walkerville Library

When: Saturday 17 August – Friday 23 August 2019 during Library opening hours

For more information visit - www.cbca.org.au/cbca-book-week

My Local Services Free App
Did you know you can access information about local
services to local communities?
My Council Services App – is a free app that provides you with
Council information at your fingertips. The app delivers key
messages to the Home Screen and links to our web page to further
inform you of upcoming events etc.
You can discover nearby Council facilities such as parks,
playgrounds, libraries, events, which bins to put out and when. You
can filter the map to find exactly what you are looking for, then use
your device to guide you there.
Simply go to www.lga.sa.gov.au/mylocal where you can download the free My Local
Services App.

Introduction to meditation with ASMY
12 August 2019 at 6:30pm
Mindfulness and meditation enable us to calm our mind, relax our body, and ease away
stress and tension which improves both our physical and mental well-being.

The practice of meditation also helps a person to develop clarity and wisdom, gaining a
greater understanding of life.

Learn some simple, easy to apply, and effective mindfulness and meditation practices
to achieve a deeper sense of peace in your daily life. Please bring your own cushion

ASMY will accept donations should patrons wish to support them.
Bookings essential on 8342 7100 or https://asmytow.eventbrite.com.au

Dog Registrations for 2019/2020
Have you received your renewal notice?
If you have received your renewal notice, please ensure you go online
www.dogsandcatsonline.com.au and register your dog and/or cat (zero registration
fee applies for cats).

If you did not receive your renewal notice, please contact Council on 8342 7100 to
register your dog or cat and check your details for future notices. A copy of your
renewal notice can be reprinted, if required.

Dog registrations are due by 31 August 2019.

Registrations are not valid until payment is completed. Failure to register your
animal by the due by date will result in a late fee of $15.00 added to the registration
total. An expiation notice may also be issued.

Owners can log into Dogs and Cats Online anytime to check or update your personal
details or animals records. To log in, go to www. dogsandcatsonline.com.au click on
“login”, enter your user name (email address) and your secure password. If you have
forgotten your password, you can reset by entering your email address and clicking
on “forgotten your password’.
 To renew online, open the Internet and go to www.dogsandcatsonline.com.au and
follow the steps below:

Walkerville Knitting Group Yarn Drive

The Nourishing Table --
                      - hosted by Walkerville
Council and Vale Park Primary School
Students from Vale Park Primary School prepare and serve a
shared meal in the Walkerville Town Hall.

This free multigenerational project is designed to feed and nourish the soul and is
primarily aimed at seniors who are socially isolated and vulnerable. Attendees are
encouraged to bring their favourite recipe, which Council intends to include in a
community cook book.

Nourishing Table events:

Tuesday 3 September from 11am – 12.30pm
Tuesday 24 September from 11am – 12.30pm

Contact the customer service team on 8342 7100 to make a reservation or via
ntable.eventbrite.com.au

Please let us know about any dietary requirements. Places are limited and priority
will be given to CHSP clients and residents living in the Town of Walkerville.

Ukulele Classes

Term 3 classes
Beginners Ukulele - 4:00pm -5:00pm
This course introduces participants to learning the ukulele in a fun and enjoyable way.
Basic chords and simple strums are included for new beginners and for those who
have just begun to play. Course material included. Bring your own uke or borrow one
of ours.

Beyond Beginners 5:30pm-6:30pm
The Beyond Beginners course is for ukulele players who have mastered the basics
and want to move on. The course content varies to accommodate the skill levels of
participants. Course material included.

$45.00 for 8 weeks - $35.00 concession

All welcome, children must be 10+ years

Term 3 Sessions for 2019 in the Civic Centre on Mondays:
12 August, 19 August, 26 August, 2 September, 9 September

Bookings: walkerville@walkerville.sa.gov.au or 8342 7100

Free Digital Springboard Courses!
Walkerville Library is offering free courses to help you learn
digital skills to thrive in work and life

       • Introduction To Email Wed. 14th Aug 2019 - 10am to 12pm

       • Computer Presentation Skills Wed. 28th Aug 2019 - 10am to 12pm

       • Spreadsheets For Beginners Wed 25th Sept 2019 - 10am to 12pm

For more information & to book (essential) visit https://onecard.network/client/en_AU/walkerville/ or
call 8342 7100 during business hours

Public comment period for the 2019 Adelaide
Airport preliminary draft master plan is now
open

The Adelaide Airport Master Plan 2019 outlines the vision for the
development of Adelaide Airport to support the continued growth of
air travel and the State economy.

Continuing to focus on sustainable outcomes, improved customer experience and
finding innovative solutions, short and longer-term planning, and delivery of
facilities, infrastructure, ground transport and utilities, will ensure that the airport
continues to serve the people of South Australia.

Click HERE to download the master plan.

A printed copy is available for viewing in the foyer or the Civic and Community
Centre

August Council Meeting
The ordinary meeting of Council will be held on Monday 19
August 2019 at 7pm in the Council Chambers, 66 Walkerville
Tce Gilberton.
Members of the public are welcome to attend.

Some of the items that will be considered at this meeting include:

   •   Membership of the Waste Advisory Group
   •   Cemetery and Memorials Policy
   •   Medindie Transport & Parking Study
   •   Heritage Plaque Fund Policy

The full agenda will be available on Council’s website next Friday.