From the MayorOur council receives regular feedback from angry residents about the illegal removal of trees on private property. On Tuesday 26 March, 6pm-8pm, we will be holding a forum to hear your experiences and insights, discuss the challenges, and share with you our initiative to introduce legally enforceable tree replacement orders. The community forum will be held in Gordon, and you can register your interest on our website.
The Ku-ring-gai Heritage Festival is an opportunity to explore the history of our beautiful area. It takes place from 18 April to 19 May and you can book into events online. We are also helping owners of heritage properties to care for their properties through our heritage grants, with applications open now til 13 May. More information is available on our website. We recently met with the State
Planning Minister to discuss options for supporting greater housing diversity. Unfortunately, the timeframe and approach offered by the Minister were not considered to be in line with community expectations and so Ku-ring-gai will seek an alternate approach to meet these objectives. We will share more in the next edition of Enews. Many in our community will be celebrating Easter, Passover, Holi, Ramadan and Nowruz. On behalf of Council I wish you all an enjoyable and peaceful time with family and friends. Mayor Sam
Ngai
Community forum to save treesWe're inviting our community to a public forum addressing the critical issue of illegal tree removal in our neighbourhoods.
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Easter holiday hoursOur customer service centre will be closed from Friday 29 March to Monday 1 April. In case of an emergency you can reach us on our after hours service 9424 0000. Waste services will continue unchanged.
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Two Creeks works on trackWe've been busy improving our popular Two Creeks track The completed section of track provides a safe surface for walkers during high tides and wet conditions.
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Bobbin Head roadworksBobbin Head Rd closed for night roadworks at North Turramurra, from 18 March to 1 November. Enquiries and info at Transport for NSW in link or 1800 735 563.
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Pymble Station car park worksThe car park on Grandview Street, Pymble will be partially occupied by Sydney Trains from 3 April to 10 July for the slope remediation works at Pymble Station.
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Road safety is every bunny's jobBe a good egg and stay safe on the roads over the Easter break. Double demerits are in place from Thursday 28 March until Monday 1 April.
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Portraits ExhibitionOur Portraits Exhibition is on at the Ku-ring-gai Art Centre. Portraits portrays the talents of tutors and students and includes mixed media works, paintings and ceramics. To 29 March
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Seniors silent movieEnjoy the classic Australian silent film, The Sentimental Bloke fully restored by the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia with new musical accompaniment. Morning tea and a curator talk included.
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Sound WavesBand nights are BACK in St Ives! Celebrate live music from local bands while enjoying free food, pop-up games and urban art. FREE. 12 April
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Vacation CareTake on underworld laser, Tru Ninja, marine biology, go cart racing and more these autumn school holidays. Bookings now open.
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Holiday clinics bookings openBookings are now open for our popular school holiday clinics for golf and tennis.
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Eucalypt Day Celebrate the greatness of gums in the Wildflower Garden with these workshops:
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Smart units rebateClaim up to $6K for your unit block to undertake an energy/water audit and reduce your bills. Our Sustainability team can guide you through the process of getting your body corporate on board.
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Free sustainability webinarsLearn about easy garden composting and cooking with leftovers in our upcoming free webinars. Supercharge your know-how for a healthy, low-cost, energy-efficient lifestyle.
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Planning Proposal 1192 Pacific Highway, PymbleThe community is invited to comment on a planning proposal to amend the Ku-ring-gai Local Environment Plan 2015. Closes 16 April
Planning Proposal 261 Mona Vale Road, St IvesThe community is invited to comment on a planning proposal to amend the Ku-ring-gai Local Environment Plan 2015. Closes 19 April
Proposed changes to NSW housing policyThe NSW Government has recently announced a number of changes to housing policy which will have a significant impact on the character of the metropolitan area, including Ku-ring-gai. Learn what actions you can take to help fight these changes.
Positions vacantApplications are now open for a variety of roles at Council. Apply via our website.
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Volunteer opportunitiesCheck out volunteer roles available in our area.
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DA consentsDevelopment application consents are published on our website weekly, and collated at the end of each month.
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