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Greg Salter The Canvas
Application No Description DA/207/2012
Notified in accordance with s101 of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 Address
Shade structure to educational establishment Belmont Christian College, 65 John Fisher Road, Belmont North
DA/903/2008/A Community facility - church hall
DA/1185/2008/C Sporting facility - additions and alterations - amendment
DA/1886/2011 Road construction, stormwater drainage, clearing and earthworks
DA/1986/2011 Industry - two (2) industrial sheds
DA/2220/2005/I Demolition, subdivision, road works, coastal housing/tourism accommodation and hotel - amendment to s94 condition
DA/27/2012
Motor show room with associated works and signage
DA/1920/2008/A Extension of artificial reef - amendment
DA/1709/2011 Demolition and one (1) into eleven (11) lot subdivision with roads - staged development (stage 1 - lots 1 - 5. Stage 2 - lots 6 -11)
Church & Residence, 6 Narla Road, Belmont North
Blacksmiths Surf Lifesaving Club, 118 Ungala Road, Blacksmiths
32 Earswick Crescent, Buttaba 78 Mitchell Road, Cardiff
Caves Beachside Hotel, 27 Mawson Close, Caves Beach
35 Pacific Highway, Gateshead
Lake Macquarie, 1 Lake Macquarie, Lake Macquarie
DA/1364/2011 Retirement village and demolition of structures 57 Burton Road, Mount Hutton 50 Lonus Avenue, Whitebridge
These development consents are available for public inspection without charge, at the Customer Service Centre between 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday (except public holidays).
Development consents can also be viewed on the Council’s website
www.lakemac.com.au via the Application Tracking link on the home page.
STAGE 1 ALTERNATIVE WASTE TREATMENT FACILITY AT AWABA Community Information Session
Lake Macquarie’s only landfill at Awaba is nearly full. It is expected that at current filling rates, the landfill will be full within three years.
As part of the long term strategy to address this issue, Council is looking to implement a new green waste bin service to all households in the City.
As part of this new service, a processing plant (Alternative Waste Treatment Facility or AWT) may need to be built to process the collected organic green waste into high quality compost.
Council is preparing a development application for Stage 1 clearing and earthwork, on a parcel of land next to the Awaba Waste Management Facility at Awaba. An AWT facility may be built on this site in the future.
Drop-in Community Information Session As the Applicant, Council is hosting a drop-in community information session.
If you have any questions about the Stage 1 AWT development application, drop-in and speak with one of the consultants responsible for preparing the environmental assessment.
This information session is occurring before an application has been lodged. Additional information sessions will be organised after the application is completed and lodged.
Thursday 24 May 2012, 4pm to 8pm Committee Room, Council’s Administration Building 126 – 138 Main Road Speers Point
PLANNING PROPOSAL TO REZONE LAND Council proposes to rezone land at 667 Pacific Highway and 31 Alick Street, Belmont.
The Planning Proposal Draft Amendment No. 66 to Lake Macquarie Local Environmental Plan 2004 relates to land parcels:
The Planning Proposal intends to change the land use zone applying to the above properties from 6(2) Tourism and Recreation Zone to 2(1) Residential Zone. The purpose of the zone change is to rectify an historical zoning anomaly and to enable the continued use of the sites for residential purposes.
Exhibition: 14 May to 28 May 2012. A copy of the Planning Proposal will be available at Council’s Customer Service Centre and Belmont Library. An abridged version of the exhibition material will also be available online at
www.lakemac.com.au.
Submissions: Written submissions relating to the Planning Proposal can be forwarded to Council up until 5 pm on 28 May 2012. Send submissions to the address below or email to:
council@lakemac.nsw.
gov.au.
Disclosure of Political Donations and Gifts: all persons who lodge a submission are required to declare any relevant political donations and/or gifts in accordance with Section 147(5) of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979. Information and disclosure form is available at
www.lakemac.com.au and search Political Donations and Gifts.
Council will release all submissions received upon request, in accordance with the provisions of the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
Information: Should you require any further information or would like to discuss the Planning Proposal, please contact Strategic Planner, Grant Alderson, on 4921 0368.
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DEVELOPMENT CONSENTS GRANTED During the Period of 01 April 2012 to 30 April 2012
When did your artistic passion begin? I always drew – mostly animals – and I liked building things out of what ever was around, such as animal cages and skate ramps. T en, at the end of year 10, a teacher told me about the art course at TAFE and that’s where it all started. Describe your work. I mostly do sculpture using what I can reuse – mostly metal – and animals are my favourite thing to make. I also draw and work as a screen printer. What inspires you? Animals, fi rstly – they are my greatest love. T en, it’s all about reusing things I love to recycle. What has been your greatest achievement? I think mostly that I have created a life and that I am my own boss. I need to work very hard at times, but mostly my life is working out just nice. I like what I do and the people around me. What would be your advice for budding artists? One thing that is really free in this world is advice. Take what you want, forget the rest, but always listen. You never know where your next idea will come from.
Greg Salter’s work can be viewed at
sometime.com.au and
gregsaltersculptures.com
WORK (clockwise from left): Rick Sure, Bag of Marbles, Pig Parading Possum.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
The Newcastle Post
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