Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Council Meeting 12 April 2023
Category : General News
Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Council Meeting 12 April 2023
Agenda Item #5 Matters of Public Interest
I encourage our residents to ensure that they are receiving a copy of Council’s Welcome to SomArtset quarterly e-newsletter which promotes, encourages, and supports an artistic and vibrant Somerset Region. The publication will tell you about what’s happening in arts and culture locally and further afield, profile community groups, and let you know about exciting arts and cultural opportunities on offer.
Congratulations to woodchopping Mother and Daughter team, Renee and Millee Retschlag competing in the same championship chop (275mm ladies’ underhand championship) and further congratulations to Renee Retschlag and partner coming third in the Jill and Jill double handed 375mm cross cut championship at the Sydney Royal Easter Show 2023.
Somerset Dam General Store held a very successful Easter Twilight Markets, so congratulations go to the new owners of this idyllic location. I am sure this will be the first of many future community events.
Agenda Item #30 Councillors’ Report
March
22 Ordinary Council Meeting – Kilcoy
22 Council Workshop – Kilcoy
23 Open Class & Harmony Day – Kilcoy Primary School
28 Teams Meeting
28 Mount Glen Rock Steering Committee Meeting – Teams
29 Mt Beppo Art Group Meeting
31 Slim Run – Kilcoy Primary School
April
04 Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce – Lunch meeting
04 Kilcoy Indigenous Meeting – KIC
05 Mad Hatters Tea Party – Lowood
05 Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce Networking evening
11 Teams Meeting
Another wonderful Mad Hatters Tea Party was held at Lowood with a great community response and the event was blessed by beautiful weather. Well done to Council staff who have worked effortlessly to provide this popular yearly event.
Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce held a collaboration – working together discussion at its Business at Dusk event held at the Exchange Hotel. The workshop was well supported and the event provided an opportunity for businesses to network and to learn more about each other. Businesses were eager to learn if it would ever be possible for Kilcoy to be on the rail trail path either from the Brisbane Valley Rail Trial or the Wamuran/Woodford Rail
