Councillor Report 12 June
Category : General News
Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Meeting 12 June 2019
Agenda Item # 5 Matters of Public Interest
15 June Lowood Show
15 June Esk Garden & Lifestyle Fair
15 June Kilcoy Races
15 June Mt Kilcoy P & C Trivia Night
16 June Farewell Storries of Kilcoy
18 June Grandparents Day State Schools
20 June B2B Presentation “Let’s Talk” – Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce
22 June Minden State School Fete
22 June Polocrosse Carnival – Stanley Rivers Polocrosse Club – Kilcoy Showground
Congratulations and recognition must go to Natalia Hutchison, who has chosen to represent her home region of Kilcoy as this year’s Youth Member for Nanango. Natalia works full-time as a Paralegal for the Brisbane City Council, and is undertaking a double degree in Arts/Law. Natalia has been recognised as being a driven person and an amazing role model for other young regional women who want to step up and get involved in creating positive change for our community. Needless to say, her family are very proud of Natalia and her accomplishments.
Agenda Item # 40 Councillors’ Report (I attended)
29 May Kilcoy District Progress Alliance Inc. monthly meeting
30 May Kilcoy Showground Reserve Overall Management Committee Meeting
30 May Kilcoy District Historical Society Inc/Nick Fredriksen Meeting
03 June Sheep Station Creek School Meeting – Kilcoy
05 June Somerset Dam & District Progress Assn General Meeting
05 June Webb & residents – Rasmussen Road Mt Archer
06 June Brisbane Valley Heritage Trails committee meeting – Nanango
06 June Cultural activities meeting – Kilcoy
08 June Toogoolawah Show
08 June Ramblers 40th Anniversary – Toogoolawah
11 June Property Inspection
| At the Kilcoy District Progress Alliance Inc. May meeting, a discussion took place around the upgrading of the cricket training nets located at Hopetoun Playing Fields. The local players who use the nets for training will work through their parent club Wamuran Stanley River Cricket Club to achieve a successful outcome. The group is awaiting the outcome of a recent grant application and cricket families are asked to provide evidence of support in readiness for grant outcomes. The group may then reapply for funding through council. I wish to thank our Mayor, our CEO, Nick Fredriksen and Ian Badman (Kilcoy District Historical Society) for sharing an open, honest and respectful meeting presence whilst discussing community expectation of the Sheep Station Creek School project. SEQWater was represented at the General Meeting of the Somerset Dam & District Progress Assn., and a discussion was held around proposed legacy projects provided by SEQWater to the Somerset Dam Village during the proposed works at the Somerset Dam wall. In spite of the cool and damp weather, the Toogoolawah Show and Ramblers 40th Anniversary was successfully held. I look forward to future successful events of both these popular groups. Whilst visiting Ramblers, I met many long-term members of this club, and I noticed the overall improvements made during its life of 40 years. Congratulations to all involved and especially Dave McEvoy for bringing his dreams to fruition. |
