Issue 403 February 2015

District Council of Robe, Royal Circus (PO Box 1) Robe SA 5276 Phone l 08 8768 2003 Fax l 08 8768 2432 | Email l council@robe.sa.gov.au Website l www.council.robe.sa.gov.au

Community

Newsletter

MAYOR’S REPORT & COUNCIL NEWS FROM THE CEO Holiday period I am pleased to note that while the town was extremely busy during the holiday period, Council experienced very little vandalism and the refuse required to be cleaned up on New Year’s Day was as easy as could be expected. The one issue that continues to cause some concern relates to the management of household refuse and recycling during this period, Council are undertaking a review of its processes and procedures to see if the current system can be improved without causing an increase in costs. While undertaking this review Council continue to be mindful of the fact that Robe is a small town of approximately 1,400 permanent residents that is trying to manage a 10 fold increase in population for approximately 3 months of the year. We will keep the community informed of any changes to the way we manage refuse and recycling well in advance of any changes being introduced. Pedestrian Crossing Victoria Street It is very pleasing to be able to report that Council, in partnership with the Department of Planning Transport and Infrastructure, will be converting the existing School Crossing lights on Victoria Street to Pedestrian Activated Lights. This change which will take place later this calendar year and will result in the opportunity for pedestrians to be able to cross the street safely during the whole year and not only during the school terms as is the current situation. It is expected that the operation of these lights will have an indirect benefit in breaking the traffic flow which will improve traffic trough the Robe Street /Victoria Street Intersection. Lake Butler Marina Entrance The reconstruction of the Lake Butler Marina Entrance is completed and compliments both the marina and the town’s street scape. Congratulations to Trevor Hondow for managing the project, John Hinge on his design, Council staff and the many local contractors whose quality work is on public display. Climate Change and Adaptation Planning SELGA is partnering with Regional Development Australia Limestone Coast and the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources to prepare a Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Regional Adaptation Plan for completion in 2016. Funding has been sourced through the Federal and State Government. The project will commence early in 2015. Our Councils will be strongly engaged in this, particularly in planning and infrastructure, but also with social and economic

impacts of climate change.

Robe Golf Club Council has resolved to provide short term finance to the Robe Golf Club to enable them to commence their residential development at Davenport Street. The Golf Club have provided security to Council over their property and the Golf Club and Council will be entering into a legal agreement that will ensure that in providing this financial assistance Council do not incur any costs. Regional Planning Planning in South Australia has become unnecessarily costly, complicated cumbersome and focused on process’s not outcomes. In summary state wide; There are too many plans, There are too many versions of the same rule (500 different zones for residential development, 2,500 combinations of zones) Planning documents are cumbersome (Planning documents contain 23,000 pages) It takes too long to update plans (3 years on average to change a development plan) The system is staining under the burden of assessment (30,000 applications a year, Western Australia has 5,000) Assessment takes too long (Average time to obtain approval for a dwelling is 10-12 weeks) The State Government is wishing to implement changes and in this environment the South East Councils have decided to undertake a project looking at reviewing how the planning functions are undertaken. Robe Council has indicated its support for this project and I will be reporting the achievements of this reform as it occurs into the future. Lake Charra Acting on the advice of Australian Water Environments and with the cooperation of the operators of Lakeside Caravan Park, Council has commenced work in relation to managing the odour that emanates from lake as it dries out. Council is keeping the water level at a constant during the summer months as a first stage of a long process to rehabilitate the lake. Heritage Development Plan Amendment Statement of Intent The recent work undertaken on Councils planning for the future identified the need for a review of the planning conditions associated with the Robe Main Street and heritage precincts. A Statement of Intent to undertake this review has been lodged with the Minister for Planning for approval. Once approval has been received the Development Plan Amendment Process will commence which will include consultation with the community.

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District Council of Robe Budget Review Council have recently conducted a quarterly review of its 2014-2015 Budget. By the prudent management of Councils operating expenditure and operating revenue Council has been able to increase its operational surplus from $47,000 to $135,000. This has been done without any reduction of Council services but is a result of some unforeseen increases in revenue and the ability to make reductions in expenditure. The main areas of the operating review are;

$20,000 grant fund received for Coastal Action Plan project $40,805 additional funding from the Roads to Recovery program $20,527 cost to prepare a Lake Butler Asset Management Plan

This increased operating surplus unfortunately has been offset by an increase in depreciation of Council assets. Councils are required on a regular basis to re-value its assets such as roads and buildings, which has been completed. The revaluation has both increased the value of the assets as would be expected and reduced the anticipated useful life of these assets which has resulted in an additional $398,000 expense being added to Councils operating statements and an overall operating deficiency of $263,000. In laymen’s terms Council should be aiming to spend an amount equal to the depreciation on the maintenance of the existing assets to ensure that the assets can continue to be used by the community. Councils unsealed road strategy is an example of Council increasing its capital expenditure on unsealed roads to ensure that the road net work can still provide a service to the community. The new asset values including depreciation have shown that Council in upcoming budgets will need to increase its expenditure on key assets such as sealed roads and public buildings to ensure that these assets are fit for purpose and can be used by the community. Councils in reviewing its capital budget has resolved not to proceed with:

- The upgrade of the Greenways Hall - The upgrade of the Skate Park - Footpath extensions at Lipson Park and the esplanade Reserve

in the current financial year. These projects will be re-evaluated by Council when preparing the 2015-2016 Annual Business Plan and Budget. Council has increased capital spending on the Lake Butler entrance to complete this stage of the development works. When this project was originally planned Council anticipated receiving State Government funding which unfortunately didn’t eventuate. Council will modify its planned works in relation to this project in the upcoming budgets to reflect this unforseen expenditure.

Peter Riseley, Mayor Roger Sweetman, Chief Executive

COUNCIL NEWS

FROM THE MAYOR New Year’s, Silly Season Harvest Time While New Years means different things to every individual, it is a vital contributor to many of our local businesses. The very business that also provide us all with services, sponsor events and support our sporting clubs. I am not sure if it’s the heat or humidity but people’s tolerance levels seem much lower this year. There have been lots of complaints mainly about road verges being blocked across footpaths by cars and boats, fireworks and the school crossing. Council has reacted and the additional attention by the compliance officer has been effective. The New Year’s Eve celebration appeared to be overall responsible behaviour. Litter within the town less than other years and the beach crowd did assist Council works team to some extent with the clean up. The beach patrol handed out 200 rubbish bags on New Year’s Eve, which assisted greatly with the clean up.

School Crossing After many years of community concern, I am pleased to advise that the school crossing will be upgraded with a PUSH BUTTON ACTIVATED LIGHT CROSSING. This has been in the past a major item of concern for the Robe and District Ratepayers Association, and also a key concern for the Robe Road Safety Group. 2015 Finally, on behalf of the newly elected body, as we commence the year and new term, we look to the community and ratepayers for comment, advice and feedback. Fulfilling the role effectively requires communication and we are there to listen. If you have concerns or queries please contact us.

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LIBRARY/VIC NEWS

ROBE LIBRARY &

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

Don’t forget us when you are looking for a gift:

Magnets & Keyrings…both in 3D & Normal

Children & Mens T-Shirts

History Books on Robe

Bookmarks…3D & Cross Stitch

Blank Cards…great for writing your only

personal message

Wine Glass coolers & Wine Bottle Chillers

Cheeki Drink Bottles

And more, so call in and check out our range.

Find us on Facebook.

Robe Visitor Information Centre We are always getting requests from Visitors & Locals for Baby Sitters… If you are interested in Baby Sitting

or already supply the service could you please let us know and we will pass on your information.

Phone Wendy, Cassie or Bronwyn on 8768 2465

Baby Bounce & Rhyme

Come join us at 11:00 am at the Institute

Cost—Free

Ages: Baby –Toddler, Preschool (1-4)

Friday, February 6 Baby bounce is more than just a story time aimed at

children in the first year of life. It is a language enrichment program which we hope will be a lively,

interactive & stimulating way for parents & caregivers to share songs, rhymes, reading aloud, lap-riding,

exercises, action rhymes & lullabies with their children. Big brothers & sisters along with parent’s, grandparents

& caregivers are also very welcome. Please bring a blanket or mat.

5000 POPPIES

We currently have 600 Poppies…

would love to get to 1000!

Between 2014 and 2018 Australia will commemorate

the Anzac Centenary, marking 100 years since

Australia’s involvement in the First World War. In

2015 there will be a large number of activities

commemorating 100 years since the Anzac Gallipoli

landing. From its association with poppies flowering in

the spring of 1915 on the battlefields of Belgium,

France and Gallipoli, the poppy has become a symbol

of both great loss in war and hope for those left

behind. As part of the 2015 Anzac Commemoration,

the 5000 Poppies project will be “planting” a field of

more than 25,000 poppies in Federation Square,

Melbourne as a visual tribute to Australian

Servicemen and Women for more than a century of

service in all wars, conflicts and peacekeeping

operations.

Robe will also have their own field of Poppies and we

are inviting all knitting, crocheting and crafty people to

help build our Field of Poppies for Anzac Day 2015.

Patterns are available from the Robe Library and all

you have to do buy the wool etc. and make Poppies.

We will have a small amount of wool to sell. Please

contact us if you have any questions.

Robe Public Library.... 8768 2465

ROBE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE Do you realise that we are not just here for Tourists? We have a large selection of Brochures from all areas in our State as well as information on Victoria and a

small selection for N.S.W. and W.A. So please call in and see if we have the information to

help you plan your next holiday adventure.

ROBE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE

We are continually being ask by operators for

an Events Calendar but we can only make it

work if your Club, Group or Organisation lets us

know what is happening.

Please supply us with posters and information

so we can help promote your event.

FRIENDS OF THE ROBE LIBRARY DUE TO THE LACK OF STORAGE SPACE, WE WILL NOT BE TAKING DONATIONS OF BOOKS FOR NEXT YEAR’S BOOK SALE UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2015. MAGAZINES OVER 2 YEARS OLD WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Thank you for your ongoing support of our Annual Book Sale.

Wendy & Leonie

ROBE PUBLIC LIBRARY NEW BOOKS FOR DECEMBER 2014 & JANUARY 2015

ADULT FICTION: Dark Matter – Greg Iles Home at Last – Nora Roberts Private Vegas – James Patterson Storm Clouds – Bronwyn Parry The Maxwell Sisters – Loretta Hill The Great Plains – Nicole Alexander The House at the Bottom of the Hill – Jennie Jones Die Again – Tess Gerritsen

CHILDREN’S FICTION: The Story about Ping – Marjorie Flack Are You Alice (Graphic Novel) – Ikumi Katagiri Deltora Quest – Ring and Enter (Graphic Novel)

CHILDREN’S DVD’S: Lilo and Stitch George of the Jungle

Lilo & Stitch 2 …Stitch has a Glitch

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If your rostered day is not convenient please arrange a replacement. Thank you, Jenny Mathews Roster Co-ordinator 8768 2616

Robe Meals on Wheels Roster—February 2015

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY RESERVES

Irene

Stratford

8768 1824

Jenny

Mathews

8768 2616

Margie

McKay

8768 2164

WK 1

2 February 3 February 4 February 5 February 6 February

Sally LeCornu

Pam Robinson

Margie McKay Margaret Edgar

Judy Will

Mary Hay

Jan Fisk

Helen Lynch

Jenny Gilkes

Brian Gilkes

WK 2

9 February 10 February 11 February 12 February 13 February

Chrys Corbin

Judy Will

Chris Davidson

Jeanette Lea

Patsy Grummett

Nev Grummett

Sharon Petrovic

Heidi Tonkin

Jenny Stevenson

Janet Holmes

WK 3

16 February 17 February 18 February 19 February 20 February

Pat Pex Irene Johns

Mary McInerney

Ruth Dening

Cathy Carter

Rosemary Williams Rose Perkins

Marian Dawson

WK 4

23 February 24 February 25 February 26 February 27 February

Tessa Levinge

Mary Weir

Mary Peters

Cathy Thompson

Lorna Johns

Brian Tippett

Irene Stratford

Harvey Stratford

Met Riseley

Helen Bayliss

ROBE GOLDEN OLDIES and

SEA-CHANGE SOCIAL GROUP Meetings held in Robe RSL

PROGRAMME for February 2015

Please note that this proposed program is subject to change by the co-ordinators, clients should contact

staff listed below to confirm details

MONDAY 2nd February 2015 GOLDEN OLDIES – Home Day pick up 1pm

MONDAY 9th February 2015 ROBE SEA CHANGE – Home day pick up 1pm

Monday 16th February 2015 GOLDEN OLDIES – Outing

Wednesday 25th February 2015 ROBE SEA CHANGE – outing Naracoorte for

lunch pick up 10.30

If you have any queries please ring: Golden Oldies Jane Ryan Resthaven Naracoorte - 87624389

Julie Victory/ Cathy Barker: Kingston Community Health –

8767 0237 Or on the day Julie 0427776617

(Mon –Fri office hours)

COMMUNITY NEWS

For

alteration or

additions to

meals

please

Contact

Kingston

Hospital

8767 0222

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Robe Art Gallery

Open daily from 10am to 4pm in the Lapwing Gallery on the southern side of

the Robe Institute.

Paintings by local artists for sale. All welcome to browse or buy….

Free Admission!!!

If gallery not open, contact:

Bernice Green 8768 2114 or Chris Davidson 8768 2594

Any dead or injured wildlife found

Please contact Narelle Marshall— a

representative of Fauna SA on 0417 304 743

Accepting all native animals including: birds,

marsupials, bats, reptiles and echidnas

ANZAC DAY 2015

ROBE RSL WWI MEMORABILIA DISPLAY

As part of 2015 Anzac Centenary Robe RSL

Sub-Branch proposes to provide an opportunity for

the public display of World War I memorabilia.

To facilitate the exhibition Robe RSL Sub-Branch asks

Robe community members in possession of World

War I memorabilia to consider a short term loan [less

than one week] of such items to be displayed at the

Robe RSL Hall on ANZAC Day 2015.

Robe RSL Sub-Branch member David Loxton, who will

be exhibiting his grandfather’s memorabilia, is

co-ordinating the display and looks forward to

hearing from local community members who may

have items of interest. Only items relevant to World

War I will be suitable. In addition those wishing to

provide brief historical written information regarding

family members who served in World War I are

encouraged to do so.

Every care will be taken to ensure the security of items

on loan to the Robe RSL. Enquiries/expressions of

interest should be directed to David 8734 2065.

COMMUNITY NEWS

MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID COURSE

Joan Oldfield an Accredited Instructor will be conducting a 2

day Mental Health First Aid Course

At Kingston Community Library on February 14th and 21

st

2015

Cost $155

This course teaches members of the public how to provide

initial support to a person experiencing a mental health crisis

or developing a mental health problem.

This has been arranged by the Kingston/Robe Mental Health

Support Group

For all interested community members.

Further information and bookings contact Joan Oldfield

Email: joan4training@hotmail.com

KINGSTON/ROBE MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT GROUP Next gathering is Thursday 5th February 2015

1pm –3pm

at the Kingston Community Library (at the school)

Carers, sufferers, and those interested in Mental

Health Issues are most welcome to attend.

For further enquiries phone: Merilyn 87682583

Or Val 87682658

Combined Probus Club of Robe Next meeting February 17th

in the Robe Bowling Club at 10am Guest Speaker: Julie Hinchliffe from Robe Dairy

Enquiries: Jan Fisk 8768 2139

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Attention Aged Residents Robe

The following Volunteers will help you with small jobs such as changing a light bulb, spraying driveways, fixing locks etc. Terry Johnson 0407 079 334 Lyle Domaschenz 0497 863 691 Mark Buckle 0423 846 948 John M 0421 500 541 Janet Ingham 0437 317 446 Peter Leopold 0438 876 822 Harvey Stratford 8768 1824

COMMUNITY NEWS

Robe ANZAC Centenary Memorial To commemorate the 100th Anniversary of ANZAC Day the

Robe RSL Sub-branch, in partnership with District Council

of Robe, is planning to erect a Memorial Wall within the

existing Memorial precinct. The Wall will be surmounted by

a bronzed slouch hat (as worn by the first ANZACs), and will

provide a site for memorial plaques relating to conflicts

post WW 2. Although the project is being funded by the

Sub-branch and the Council there is a limit to those

monies, and thus a limitation on the scope of the project.

Accordingly, the Robe RSL Sub-branch is seeking public

support, by way of donation, in order to provide sufficient

funds to ensure that the end result is a memorial that truly

reflects the spirit of our community.

To make a donation (or for further information) please

contact either of the undersigned.

Stephen Phillips Peter Riseley

Vice President Mayor

Robe RSL Sub-branch DC Robe

ROBE COMMUNITY BUS FEB 2015 The bus driver for February 2015 will be Richie White, phone 0427 275 042 or 8768 2055. The bus runs every Thursday morning for local shopping, bank, post office, library etc. You will be picked up at approximately 10.00am and returned to your home between 12 noon and 12:15pm. The bus will be going to Mount Gambier on Friday 27th February 2015, the driver will be Don Thorpe 0458 195 384; please remember to ring DON prior to the day if you intend travelling to Mt Gambier. Should there be any changes; a notice will be placed on the Lions Notice Board in the front garden of the RSL Hall. Please note: the bus will not run with less than 2 passengers. The bus will pick you up at approximately 8.00am and return to Robe by 5.30pm. The usual donation of $17 will be appreciated.

Pamela Phillips, Hon. Secretary Phone: 0429 121 199 KINGSTON – ROBE WOMEN’S

HEALTH ADVISORY GROUP

International Women’s Day (IWD) Celebration Sunday March 1st 2015

Breakfast 9.00 am at Vic St Pizza Project Cost : $15 per head (to be confirmed)

Guest Speaker: Susan Bell –Wine Maker of The year Everyone Welcome Bookings Essential

Further details available early February

There will be fliers around town or contact: Val 87682658

or Cathy 0439103375

International Women’s Day (IWD) world wide is annually held on March 8th to celebrate women’s

achievements throughout history and across nations. IWD has been celebrated for over 100 years.

IWD is a time to reflect on progress made, to call for change and to celebrate acts of courage and

determination by ordinary women who have played an extra ordinary role in the history of their countries

and communities. There is still more to be done especially in prevention

and elimination of Violence against Women and Children

In some countries, Russia being one, IWD is a national holiday.

2015 IWD Theme is : MAKE IT HAPPEN

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Robe Institute Hall available to hire

For bookings and hire rates please contact the Council office

on 8768 2003

or council@robe.sa.gov.au or visit www.council.robe.sa.gov.au

Weekend Event Hire:

Friday 9 am—Monday 12noon $400

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YOGA in ROBE

(Robe Institute—Smillie Street) Bringing health and vitality to both body and mind. Learn to access inner stillness.

CLASS TIMES:

Tuesday: 9.00 am—10.30 am 6.30 pm—7.30 pm Thursday: 9.00 am—10.30am

Summer Class the Foreshore Lawns: Saturday 7am-8am $15.00 per 1½ hour class ($12.00 for pension/ concession)

Plus gold coin donation towards hall hire

Beginners always welcome

Suitable for any age group and fitness level

Group sessions available on request

All enquiries please call

Pam Mobile 0402 730 785

Need

Storage?

Robe Storage has

available for short or long term lease

storage in clean & secure area. Suitable for

small boats, cars, furniture & general use.

Competitive rates from $85 per month.

Contact Tim Mort on 0438 553 405

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Chris Jauncey is pleased to inform you that I am now trading and look forward to providing you

with the following services. Body and paint repairs

Rust proofing Windscreens

Welding Private Work and Insurance Work

Free no obligation quotes and reasonable rates PO Box 46 Robe SA 5276

Ph: 8768 2009 Fax: 8768 2517 Mobile: 0432 580 157

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KNEADY THERAPIES

Do you suffer from any of the following ailments?

Sinus headaches Back pain Sore feet Neck and shoulder pain General aches and pains.

Take some time out to visit Elise Lehmann at Kneady Therapies to help relieve your ailments with—

Foot Reflexology Sports massage Anma, Japanese massage Myofascial Release Cranio-Sacral Therapy

Contact Elise on 0438 202 342

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Robe Yacht Club Hire

Weddings & Functions: $350.00

Full day hire: $270.00 1 & 1/2 day hire: $300.00

Meeting: (3-4hrs) $82.50

All prices include GST

For enquires or bookings please contact:

Ph: 08 8768 2737 Fax: 08 8768 2738

Email: robe@salrealestate.com.au

ROBE BEAUTY

IPL

Intense Pulse

Light Treatment

Great results after only a

few treatments!

Now is the time to get your bikini and

underarms hair free before Summer

Book in now for a Consult

Call 8768 2644

For appointments and enquiries

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CARPETS SOLAR PANELS WINDOWS & SCREENS VACUUM SERVICE MATTRESS SANITIZING CONCRETE & PAVERS FLOOR TILES & GROUT TIMBER FLOOR BUFFING

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Est. 1983 Lic. No 200017T

Lawn mowing, tree and shrub lopping

Small garden upgrades

Repairs, maintenance and installation of

watering systems

Odd jobs

Contact: Harry Keaveney Mobile: 0407 799 788

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ROB’S CLEANING SERVICE LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATING IN ROBE

FOR OVER 10 YEARS

Carpets & Upholstery: Cleaned, freshened & sani-tized by the water extraction method.

Windows: Improve your outlook on life – have us clean your windows & screens.

Lawns: Servicing Robe and Long Beach areas.

Telephone: 08 8768 2865 Mobile: 0429 670437

Doorway Rock Storage Sheds Available for rent now

From only $25.00 per week Call in to 25 Victoria Street

Today for an application form Ph: 08 8768 2737

Email: robe@salrealestate.com.au

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Solar Accreditation Number: A5651539 Electrical Licence Number: PGE 158 682

SOLAR SYSTEMS, IRRIGATION SYSTEMS,

PIVOTS, SPLIT SYSTEM AND DUCTED AIR

CONDITIONERS, UNDERGROUND CABLING,

LED LIGHTING, CEILING FANS,

SWITCHBOARDS, SMOKE ALARMS, PHONE

AND DATA, ANTENNA AND TV OUTLETS,

SOME WHITEGOODS

For all your

Electrical Needs call Anthony on

0419 821 409

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General Waste—Robe Township (to Drain L Bridge) General Waste—Longbeach Area (East of Drain L Bridge)

Recycling- Robe Township (to Drain L Bridge) Recycling—Longbeach Area (East of Drain L Bridge)

Waste Transfer Station Operating Times 2014

Access off White Street

Mon 10.00—11.00am Tues 10.00—11.00am Wed 10.00—11.00am Thurs 10.00—11.00am Fri 10.00—11.00am Sat CLOSED Sun 2.00 – 3.00pm

No Putrescible Waste (household waste) is permitted. Half price for pensioners for car boot load only, on production of pensioner card. Green Waste Fee Normal Landfill Fees will apply to any Green Waste Products that requires mulching, however, Green Waste products that are segregated and do not require mulching e.g. Lawn clippings, leaves etc., can be dumped free of charge within the Landfill area during the opening times. E-waste: no charge Cardboard: clean and uncontaminated cardboard can be deposited at no charge

Type Fees

Boot Load $20.00

6’x4’ Trailer, Car Type Utes $30.00

8’x5’ Trailers or Similar, Large Utes

$55.00

Small Trucks (Single Axle – maximum 4 tonne)

$200.00

Mattresses $25.00

Sofas/ Lounge Chairs $15.00 each

Car Bodies $50.00

Opening outside of operating hours

$220.00

SUDOKU

FEBRUARY 2015

ROBE/BEACHPORT RECYCLE TRADING HOURS

Winter 1st May—31 October Sunday 9am to 12 noon Monday 9am to 12 noon Friday 9am to 12 noon Summer 1st November—30th April Sunday 8am to 1pm Monday 8am to 12 noon Tuesday 8am to 12 noon Wednesday CLOSED Thursday 8am to 12 noon Friday 8am to 1pm Saturday 8am to 12 noon

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Publication Details

The Community Newsletter is published, edited, designed, printed and delivered by the District Council of Robe. Community groups and organisations wishing to submit items should forward their information to Nat at the District Council of Robe by Friday, 20th February It is preferred that items are emailed to customerservice@robe.sa.gov.au however handwritten items will be accepted and can be dropped into the Council office, posted to PO Box 1, Robe SA 5276, or faxed on 08 8768 2432.

The views and opinions expressed in articles submitted to the District Council of Robe do not necessarily reflect the views of the Council as a body, nor as individual members. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy in published articles submitted by contributors other than Council, no responsibility is accepted for any errors that they may contain. Council reserves the right to edit or not publish any editorial submission.

District Council of Robe Royal Circus, Robe PO Box 1, Robe SA 5276

T 08 8768 2003 F 08 8768 2432

Website www.council.robe.sa.gov.au

Email council@robe.sa.gov.au

Mayor

Mayor Peter Riseley T 08 8768 1834 M 0429 799 528 E mayorriseley@robe.sa.gov.au

Cr Lawrence Polomka M 0408 083 818 E whites104@bigpond.com

Cr John Enright T 08 8768 2192 F 08 8768 2924 M 0407 133 887 E crenright@robe.sa.gov.au

Cr Rino Dell’Antonio T 08 8768 2907 F 08 8721 4650 M 0407 454 647 E crdellantonio@robe.sa.gov.au

Cr David Loxton T 08 8734 2065 M 0419 349 913 E crloxton@robe.sa.gov.au

Cr Kristina Alexander M 0417 815 797 E cralexander@robe.sa.gov.au

Cr Harvey Nolan (Deputy Mayor) F 08 8768 1943 M 0429 180 954 E crnolan@robe.sa.gov.au

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