Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Meeting 24 February 2021
Category : General News
Cr Cheryl Gaedtke – Ordinary Meeting 24 February 2021
Agenda Item # 5 Matters of Public Interest
There is a group of artists from Fernvale who are currently working from a container in Lowood and who would much prefer an art space more conducive to their hobby. I am asking on their behalf if there is a space local to Fernvale that would be suitable.
Absolutely fabulous news that Queensland’s Anzac Day Dawn Services, marches and public commemorations will go ahead as normal in 2021 as announced by the Premier of Queensland.
Agenda Item # 35 Councillors’ Report
February
10 Council Ordinary Meeting
10 Council Workshop
10 Kilcoy State High School P & C Assn monthly meeting
11 Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Users Association – Nurinda Underpass Mural – Inspection of progress of works via bikes
11 Brisbane Valley Interagency Zoom Meeting
11 Esk Hospital Auxiliary
13 Over 50’s BVRT Bike Ride – Yarraman to Moore (49 km)
15 RADF Assessment Meeting – Esk
16 Economic Development and Tourism Committee Meeting – Esk
16 Esk Recreation Reserve Committee Meeting
17 Yowie Park Tree Planting
17 Kilcoy District Progress Inc. monthly meeting
17 Brisbane Valley Kilcoy Landcare Group Meeting – Kilcoy
18 Woodfordia – Creative Alliance First Nations Visual Artists Residency Industry Information afternoon
19 Special Meeting – Non-Profit Organisation
22 Toogoolawah State High School Investiture
23 Lowood QCWA Community Morning Tea
23 Kindred Spirits – catch up with the business owners
I was informed at the Kilcoy State High School P & C Assn meeting, that the school has been advised that it will receive a grant of $5.8m to build a two-story school hall. This need has been identified years ago, and it is absolutely fantastic news that the growing school will enjoy such a wonderful achievement and a very needed hall!
Brisbane Valley Kilcoy Landcare Group are keen to arrange the showing of Kiss the Ground at Toogoolawah and Kilcoy. The documentary will open after a guest speaker will share current information about the alternative farming methods. The group look forward to working with Council in supporting the regenerative agriculture workshops being planned in the region during April and May.
There were around 25 artist that took part in the Creative Alliance First Nations Visual Artists Residency Industry held at Woodfordia over a four-day creative development intensive program.
