Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Council Meeting 27 September 2023 – Councillor Report

Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Council Meeting 27 September 2023 – Councillor Report

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Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Council Meeting 27 September 2023

Agenda Item #5 Matters of Public Interest

It is interesting to read that many Aussies are cutting back on their social media habits in a bid to improve their mental health.  Market research has revealed that 39 per cent are embarking on the social media detox and they also believed they were wasting too much time on the app.  It was also found that some said they quit social media because there were too many negative stories or posts that brought down their mood.  Meanwhile, 4 per cent said they wanted to see their friends in real life and less online.

Agenda Item #36 Councillors’ Report

September

13       Council Ordinary Meeting & Workshop – Esk

14       Hoof & Hook – Kilcoy Showgrounds

14       Kilcoy Street Revitalisation Workshop – Kilcoy

19       Meeting – Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce

19       Meeting – Kilcoy District Historical Society

20       LGAQ Elected Members Update 2023 – Esk

20       Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce Annual General Meeting

23       Toogoolawah Condensery – Roster (10:15am – 4:00pm)

26       Kilcoy Interagency Meeting

The Kilcoy Chamber of Commerce held its Annual General Meeting at the Kilcoy RSL,  all positions were declared vacant and each position successfully filled from the floor.  I look forward to the chamber achieving its priorities over the next twelve months.  Congratulations to the management committee consisting of Lee, Phillip, Bronwyn, Tim, Stephanie, Matthew and Cameron.

I shared a busy and interactive Saturday at the Toogoolawah Condensery.  Those who called in to the Condensery were astounded by the level of work provided by the exhibition titled “The Good” and responsible artist Anna Louise Richardson.   Enlightened guests recognised many of the pieces through their rural pursuits.


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Cheryl Gaedtke Retired SRC

I believe in open communication, active listening and a commonsense approach, ALWAYS!
After 39 years, 31 as staff and 2 terms as Councillor, I have enjoyed my journey and understand the importance of Local Government as the grass root level of government.

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A very informative meeting, with Somerset Regional Council's CEO Andrew Johnson, providing an overview of the strategic planning completed by council, and the ongoing objectives and goals for our new council team.Yesterday, the RDA Ipswich & West Moreton Committee had a fantastic meeting at the Fernvale Visitor Information Centre. We were joined by the newly elected Somerset Regional Councillors for a wonderful meet and greet session with our committee members. It was a lovely afternoon spent in beautiful Fernvale, filled with productive conversations and connection-building.Photo from left to right: Somerset Regional Council Deputy Mayor Cr Helen Brieschke, RDAIWM Katey Cochrane, RDAIWM Cheryl Gaedtke, RDAIWM CEO Rees Banks, RDAIWM Chair Janice Holstein, Somerset Regional Council CEO Andrew Johnson, Somerset Regional Council Cr Brett Freese, RDAIWM James Sturges, Lockyer Valley Regional Council and RDAIWM Cr Anthony Wilson, Somerset Regional Council and RDAIWM Cr Michael Bishop Somerset Region, Somerset Regional Council Cr Sally Jess, Somerset Regional Council Cr Tiara Hurley #RDAIWM #Fernvale #SomersetRegion #CommunityConnections #RegionalDevelopment ... See MoreSee Less
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I cannot express how proud I am to see this project take shape. Many thanks to Council staff and our new Council Team for making this happen. The Kilcoy Indoor Sports Steering Committee worked hard during our last term to arrive at the very best way forward with respect to this very much needed project.The development application seeks approval for an extension to Indoor sport and recreation, on land at 35-37 Hope Street, Kilcoy. The proposed development will be staged by converting the existing shed to provide for the new gymnasium and gymnastics hall and multipurpose rooms as Stage 1 and the multipurpose indoor sports courts as Stage 2.The existing Kilcoy Indoor Sport Centre building has an area of 1,383m2 and contains a gymnasium around an indoor cricket net. A gymnastics area is located at the eastern end of the building. Additional infrastructure on site includes an external basketball court with a hardstand area of approximately 450m2 located at the rear of the building. A 12m x 6m shed is also located at the rear of the building. A 12m x 3m transportable building is located to the west of the main sports centre building. The site contains 27 car parking spaces in Hope Street and an informal parking area to the eastern side of the building, served by a gravel driveway. The proposed extension to the building includes:  Upgrading of the existing shed to provide a dedicated gymnasium and gymnastics area, separated by a solid wall;  Construction of a large building extension to the south of the existing building including two multipurpose courts and ancillary facilities including change rooms; and  A multipurpose wing to the west of the existing and proposed building including café, reception area, administration room, allied health consulting rooms, toilets and multipurpose rooms. The building will have a total gross floor area of 3,973m2, an increase of approximately 2,050m2 of useable area and an increase of gross floor area of approximately 2,500m2. Stage 1 will have an increase in gross floor area of approximately 944m2. Stage 2 will have an increase in gross floor area of 1556m2Ancillary works to the extension include:  Additional fill at the rear of the building to provide a flat building area for the building extension;  A retaining wall at the southern end of the fill;  Additional carparking on site and within Hope Street; and  Upgrades to Hope Street including a bus drop off area. The car parking for the development comprises a total of 133 spaces and includes:  39 parking spaces at the front of the site including three PWD spaces;  25 parking spaces to the east of the building;  29 parking spaces at the rear of the building (on Lot 306); and  40 overflow parking spaces along Hope Street to the east of the site. ... See MoreSee Less
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