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| October 10, 2012 |
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Newsletter
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Offshore Residents
of Pittwater, Australia
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Information Session - The Pasadena Redevelopment 1858 Pittwater Road, Church Point Boston Blyth Fleming Town Planners has been engaged by the owner of the “Pasadena” at No. 1858 Pittwater Road, Church Point to prepare a development application to Pittwater Council for the redevelopment of the site. Essentially the application involves alterations, additions and the adaptive re-use of the existing building with ground floor restaurant/ function facility, retail and cafe uses with guest/ short term accommodation over. Such uses generally reflect and maintain the historical use of the site. It is not intended to rely on the consent granted by the Land and Environment Court of NSW. Prior to submission of the development application to Council we are holding an on-site information session to introduce the scheme and seek constructive feedback from interested parties and community groups. Location: The Pasadena - No. 1858 Pittwater Road, Church Point Date: Friday 12th October 2012 When: 3:00pm Please RSVP by 5:00pm on Thursday 11th October 2012 Greg Boston B Urb & Reg Plan (UNE) MPIA B Env Hlth (UWS) Director BOSTON BLYTH FLEMING PTY LIMITED Town Planners Telephone: (02) 9986 2535 Facsimile: (02) 9986 3050 Mobile: 0438486720 Email: greg@bbfplanners.com.au  Pittwater residents are being asked what kind of Pittwater they want to live in by 2025. The question is being put to residents as consultation gets underway on a new community strategic plan for Pittwater. The Council’s first strategic plan was developed with residents in 2008, as part of the state government’s requirement for all NSW councils to develop long-term plans for their communities and review them every four years. The new plan will be based on over nine months of community consultation, with the plan to be adopted in its final form by the middle of 2013. General Manager Mark Ferguson said Pittwater 2025, as the new strategic plan is called, will influence all aspects of the Council’s operations. “Our annual budgets and day-to-day operations for the next 12 years will be directed by Pittwater 2025,” he said. “This is why it’s so important for residents to comment on the plan’s goals.” “Pittwater 2025 is based around the five key directions of the natural environment, working & learning, good government, the built environment and connecting the community, with strategies arising from each one.” Newly elected Mayor Jacqueline Townsend encouraged residents to have their say on the plan. “It’s a real opportunity for residents to have their say about priorities and long-term goals for the local area,” she said The Council is offering a range of ways for residents to comment on Pittwater 2025. Six community forums are being held during October in Avalon, North Narrabeen and Mona Vale. To book into one, visit www.pittwater.nsw.gov.au/pittwater2025 or phone 9970 1224. An online discussion hosted by an independent market research company will also be held on 14 November, which residents can book into at www.pittwater.nsw.gov.au/pittwater2025. Residents can also comment online by ‘liking’ objectives, making a comment or asking a question at www.pittwater.nsw.gov.au/pittwater2025 Pittwater Offshore Wine Syndicate Wine Tasting Sunday 21st October 3-5pm  The tasting notes and price list have arrived for our October 21st 2012 wine syndicate summer tasting. The promised bubbly is there together with what looks like an exciting French offering. A very unusual grape type, Cinsault, is present in this South of France red and not to be missed. So: please peruse the notes, bring a printed copy with you, along with some nibbles for us all to share. And of course, a tasting glass and your very best friend. I am still on foreign soil and this newsletter is being prepared while I am in the pool. I kid you not! See you at George and Deryn's on the 21st October at 3pm. A reminder that George and Deryn live on the South Western corner of Scotland Island right on the water. Please click the following link, read, savour,print and bring a copy with you. Could you kindly add the words PITTWATER OFFSHORE to the order form so that we can ensure that we get plenty of tasting bottles next time :) http://db.tt/sCWkil3x If you want further information, you could ring: * George Gaal 9979 9141 * Alan Gaines 9979 2070 * Julian Muir 9999 4449 <- Tasting to be held here * Paul Purvis 9979 9667 * Greg Roberts 9979 5228 And You can invite your neighbours by suggesting they visit pittwaterwine.net46.net where they can sign up to receive our quarterly 'notice of tasting'  Last Minute Tickets 2012 OPERA IN THE VINEYARDS 'PUCCINI GALA' TICKETS AND SATURDAY NIGHT ACCOMMODATION FOR SALE. DATE-Sat.13TH October, 2012. VENUE-Wyndham Estate, Hunter Valley. SEATS-Section 1, Row G, Seats 27 & 28. PRICE:$300- ACCOMMODATION-Hunter Valley B & B. Sat. night only. PRICE: $220 incl. breakfast. ($100 deposit paid) TOTAL PRICE:$400. Please email Jenny Frazer on jenny_frazer@hotmail.com or phone 0410427827 and leave a message.  Tank for Sale  For Sale: 10000L water tank already on island... $1000 o.n.o. Call Annette 0421842221 FREE  2 Roman Blinds in good condition 195 cm wide x 125 cm drop Good quality cream fabric Phone Amber-- 9997 3078 Missed out on a Newsletter? Go to the archives to download previous notices A complete set of past electronic newsletters since May 2000 can be found and read at https://ymlp.com/archive_gesgjgm.php The Online Local Contact Guide Click HERE to load The views expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily the views of the Scotland Island Residents Association (SIRA), or the Western Pittwater Community Association (WPCA) |
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