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The Upper Lachlan Shire Council
Bulletin 11 March 2021
Crookwell Potato Festival going ahead for 2021
Have you heard the good half wolf children, with the
news? There will be a unexpected help of a
Crookwell Potato Festival potato farmer neighbour.
this year!
Food stalls available, Phat
It might not look like Boys Kebabs and Coffee
previous festivals, but Cart and Rotary Sausage
organisers have done a Sizzle and Men’s Shed
tremendous job pulling Potato Puffs. Railway
together an action packed Historical Society Raffle.
program of events over 3- Bring a rug and have a
19 April which promises picnic!
something for everyone!
FRIDAY 16 APRIL
Follow them on Facebook Kids Fun Day Out
as more details are Heaps of activities for the
released. Here’s a sneak kids, including the excellent
peak! Mr Bubble Man; a Potato
Printing Workshop with Crookwell Historical own potato peeler...
PROGRAM OF EVENTS Bandicute Designs where Railway Museum open with “Decorate – A – Potato”
2021 you can learn to fabric print Trike Rides competition judging. Make
your own bag; 14.00 and 18.00 Cultural sure you get your entry in
SATURDAY 3 APRIL competitions, including Show: “The Peruvian Music on Sunday morning!
Golf Day Tournament at “Decorate – A – Potato” and Dance Association” Children and Adults
Crookwell Golf Club and “Carve Your Spud”, an Prior to the evening sections (by popular
Single Stoke/Monthly obstacle course race, performance we shall demand!)
Medal for Crookwell Golf games and much, much introduce H.E. Mr Miguel “Mash Patata Mash Patata”
Club Members in more... Lunch to be Palomino De La Gala, cooking your mashed
conjunction with a provided by CWA. Ambassador of Peru and potato with unusual
Social/Non Handicapper his wife, Teresita. cooking gadgets
Grade to allow social 18.30 Crookwell Potato Cooking Demonstration
players to also be involved Festival Art Show SUNDAY 18 APRIL with chef Brett Peder, “The
in the day. Prizes and Crookwell District Art “POTATO DAY” Outback Chef’
Trophies to be awarded. Gallery Open Competition 10.00 – 15.00 Crookwell With musical interludes
SATURDAY 10 APRIL “The Land We Love” District Art Gallery from our very own Dallas
16.00 Pet Parade Exhibition ‘The Land We Atkins!
Does your pet look like a SATURDAY 17 APRIL Love’
potato, act like a potato Cultural Highlights MONDAY 19 APRIL
(think couch, photographic 10.00 till16.00 EcoTours at 12.00 Mad Spud Day Out ‘Lunch in the Library’ (or
evidence may be required!) Kadwell property “The Big Bake Off” - which Memorial Hall)
or dress like a potato? Plus 10.00 Crookwell Friends of of our wonderful community Talk with Evelyn: The
lots of other categories! the Library Book Sale organisations can bake the Cultural Aspect and
10.00 – 16.00 Crookwell best ‘Crookwell Importance of the Potato in
FOLLOWED BY District Art Gallery Lamington’? the Andes.
Exhibition ‘The Land We “Potato Tasting Evelyn is an indigenous
Open Air Movie Night Love’ Competition” with our local person from the Bolivian
“Wolf Children” an animae Vintage Car Club and Moto potato growers area of the Andes where
film about the struggles of a Guzzi Motorbike “Potato Peeling the potato has been
single mum bringing up her convention around town Competition” bring your cultivated for 10,000 years.
The Upper Lachlan Shire Council
Page 2 Bulletin
Positions Vacant
Grants & Project Officer Waste Management
Reporting to the General Manager, the position of Centre Attendant
Grants / Project Officer offers the opportunity for An exciting opportunity exists for a motivated,
innovation, community engagement and enthusiastic and customer-focused individual with
relationship management with a broad range of knowledge and / or experience in recycling and waste
stakeholders including other government bodies, disposal to join our team at Council.
industry leaders and key Council staff.
This person is responsible for assisting with the
maintenance and operations of Council’s Waste
This is a highly visible role for Council and to be
Management Centres, ensuring established methods of
successful, this individual must be a proactive effective waste management and recycling are adhered
relationship developer and seeker of opportunities, to and ensuring all Council’s policies and safety
display high level written and verbal practices are adhered to.
communication skills and demonstrate the ability to
work in a complex and interesting field. This role suits a team player with a positive attitude as
well as the ability to manage their work in a timely and
Ideally you will have a broad understanding of customer/team focused manner, including good
local government and grant applications, Council housekeeping. Council is seeking suitably experienced
will also consider applications from individuals with or qualified individuals in a number of defined skill areas
listed in application package.
similar, relevant skills or experience.
Upper Lachlan is committed to employing and retaining
This position is based in Crookwell, 30-35 hours the most highly skilled and knowledgeable people,
per week and offers an attractive salary range from offering opportunities for development and a balanced
$1,252.15 per 35 hour week plus 9.5% work environment. An attractive remuneration package
superannuation. The position is Grade 11 in including, superannuation arrangements and other
accordance with Council’s Salary System and the incentives will be negotiated with the successful
Local Government (State) Award. applicant from Grade 4 Step Min $ 24.68 per hour as
per Council Salary System.
An information package including details on how to
Reporting directly to Council’s Water, Waste & Sewer
apply for this position is available at Council’s
Coordinator, and the successful applicant will also have
website: www.upperlachlan.nsw.gov.au. a demonstrated capacity to build effective and
Applications must address all the Selection Criteria productive relationships with both internal and external
within the information package and be stakeholders.An information package containing the
accompanied by a resume and copies of selection criteria required for these positions may be
qualifications. obtained here or by phoning the Council’s Water, Waste
& Sewer Coordinator on 4830 1000.
For enquiries about this position please contact
Council’s Executive Assistant to General Manager Applications close Monday 22 March 2021 at
Ms Katie Dewar, on (02) 4830 1000. 4:00pm and should be marked as per job title and
addressed to the General Manager, Colleen Worthy.
Applications can be sent:
Applications Close: 4.00pm, Thursday 18
March 2021. • By mail: to PO BOX 42, Gunning NSW 2581; or
• By email: to council@upperlachlan.nsw.gov.au
Applications are to be marked “Private and
Confidential” posted to PO Box 42, GUNNING Only applications that provide a resume, cover letter
NSW 2581 or emailed to and address the selection criteria (essential and
council@upperlachlan.nsw.gov.au. desirable) will be considered.
Colleen Worthy Colleen Worthy
General Manager General Manager
PO Box 42 PO Box 42
GUNNING 2581 GUNNING 2581
The Upper Lachlan Shire Council
Bulletin Page 3
What’s happening across the Shire
• TARALGA SHOW • VISUAL STORYTELLING FOR CREATIVES
Saturday 13 March - Sunday 14 March WORKSHOP
Taralga Showgrounds. www.taralgashow.com Friday 26 March
Hosted by Author Sophie Hansen with artists
• CELEBRATE OUR STREETS Leanne Timms & Collector’s Kat McKay. For more
Saturday 13 March information: www.southerntablelandsarts.com.au
Pat Cullen Reserve, Crookwell (11am - Midday)
- BBQ, Bouncy Castle, Table Tennis, Hefner the • CHEESE & BUTTER MAKING WORKSHOP
Alpaca Saturday 27 March: 10am - 1.30pm
Goulburn Street, Crookwell (Midday - 2pm) Hold Cottage, Gunning
- Busking, Facepainting In collaboration with Pecora Dairy
Visit www.holdcottage.com.au for information
• EXPERIMENTAL DRAWING WORKSHOP
Sunday 14 March: 10am - 4pm • SOY CANDLE MAKING WORKSHOP
Southern Tablelands Art and local Gunning artist Sunday 28 March: 10am - 1.30pm
Margarita Georgiadis Hold Cottage, Gunning
Yass Community Centre In collaboration with Little Flame Company
www.southerntablelandsarts.com.au Visit www.holdcottage.com.au for information
Waste Centre visits up by more than 500% for Free Waste Disposal Day
Visitors to Upper Lachlan Waste
Collection Centres on Clean up
Australia Day were up by more
than 500% compared to a typical
Sunday.
As has been the case in
previous years, Council allowed
Free Waste Disposal (with some
items not included) to residents
and ratepayers on Clean Up
Australia Day.
“A very disappointing aspect of Collection Centre with the use of
In response, attendance at the the day is that a lot of household a Rural Waste Card.
centres was up across the Shire. waste was dumped at Barbour
The Gunning Centre experienced Park and the Showground in “Council will now have to increase
an increase of 661%, the Gunning. It’s particularly surveillance on areas where
Crookwell Centre had an increase mystifying as people were people are dumping household
of 465%, the Taralga Centre was allowed free entry at the waste, which will include fines
up 520% and the Collector Collection Centres. and penalties to recover the
Centre increased by 600%. additional costs to Council,” Mrs
“According to staff, dumping of Worthy said.
General Manager Colleen Worthy household waste at Barbour Park
said she was pleased with the and Gunning Showground is “It’s a pity we have to use our
way so many residents and becoming a semi-regular resources this way but that’s
ratepayers took the opportunity to occurrence, and the street litter where we are at with illegal
dispose of their waste bins at both venues are not dumping occurring regularly.
responsibly. designed or permitted for that.” However that shouldn’t
overshadow the many people
“Those are significant attendance Mrs Worthy advised that, in who used the Free Waste
figures and it’s very encouraging addition to the regular weekly Disposal Day so well and
that so many people made such service to Gunning residents, responsibly.”
good use of this Free Waste rural ratepayers near Gunning are
Disposal Day,” she said. allowed entry to the WasteThe Upper Lachlan Shire Council
Page 4 Bulletin
Determinations Issued between 1 February 2021 and 28 February 2021
DA No. Proposal Property
62/2013 4214 Taralga Rd TARALGA
Carport
(S4.55) Lot 1 DP 304432 & Lot A DP 317034
1011 Lade Vale Rd JERRAWA
77/2015
Subdivision Lot 1 DP 809910, Lot 84, 149, 162, 170 DP754130 &
(S4.55)
Lot 1 DP 653931
126/2016 Brown Street DALTON
Dwelling
(S4.55) Lot 37 DP 754111
Woodhouselee Rd WAYO
69/2020 Farm Shed
Lot 21 DP 586570
Woodhouselee Rd WAYO
70/2020 Farm Shed
Lot 49 DP 750054
Woodhouselee Rd WAYO
71/2020 Farm Shed
Lot 20 DP 586570
Range Road BANNISTER
97/2020 Dwelling
Lot 2 DP 626221
Sapphie Rd GUNNING
107/2020 Transportable Dwelling
Lot 298 DP 754101
48 Roslyn Rd CROOKWELL
113/2020 Dwelling Additions & Alterations
Lot 5 DP 1166296
1115 Range Rd BANNISTER
114/2020 Dwelling Additions & Alterations
Lot 1 DP 557727
5 Lark Close COLLECTOR
7/2021 Dwelling
Lot 103 DP 1258213
628 Lade Vale Rd LADE VALE
8/2021 Dwelling
Lot 4 DP 534845
33 Gunning St DALTON
9/2021 Shed
Lot 3 Sec 9 DP 758335
4 Ambar Lane GUNNING
10/2021 Dwelling
Lot 109 DP 1250004
50 Grovener St GUNNING
14/2021 Dwelling
Lot 1 DP 828157
150 Mutmutbilly Rd BREADALBANE
5/2021 Secondary Dwelling
Lot 25 DP 750035
38 McGaw Rd CROOKWELL
CDC 200340/01 Dwelling & Shed
Lot 1 DP 1267712
Taralga Agricultural & Horticultural Association presents the
135th Annual
Taralga Show
Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th March
For details, visit www.taralgashow.comYou can also read
