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| May 20, 2010 |
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Notices
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Offshore Residents
of Pittwater, Australia
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Kindy Cafe Sunday Mornings A reminder that the Island cafe will be open Sunday mornings selling delicious coffee and cakes. Tinny Found After the big tides last week we had a tinny wash up against our jetty. The kids have tied it onto a mooring on the South Side, between Carols and Bells, in front of 21 Richard Rd. It’s got a yellowy inside and has a number like AEN942N painted on the inside. Jaala Kinnon jkinnon@bigpond.com  Update on the Meriton proposal in Warriewood. You can sign the petition at the Mona Vale Council Office or better still, as Penny advises : “There is a petition on the Amelia K for anyone that wants to support the council in their opposition to the Meriton development.” Here is the link to the DA http://majorprojects.planning.nsw.gov.au/index.pl?action=view_job&job_id=3462 <http://majorprojects.planning.nsw.gov.au/index.pl?action=view_job&job_id=3462> Public exhibition has been extended and submissions are due by Tuesday 15 June 2010. You can email your submission : information@planning.nsw.gov.au quoting the reference number MP090162, addressed to the Director of Metropolitan Projects, Dept of Planning, GPO Box 39 Sydney 2001. or you can make an online submission : http://majorprojects.planning.nsw.gov.au/index.pl?action=view_job&job_id=3462 and attach files if you wish to say more.  Local Council Notices FREE SEMINAR FOR SMALL BUSINESS Warringah and Pittwater Councils, Warringah Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc, Pittwater Business Ltd and Sydney Business are hosting a free information seminar for small business operators. The session is part of NSW Industry & Investment’s MicroBiz Week 2010 (31 May – 4 June), a week which recognises the contribution of micro businesses to the State's economy. A micro business is classified as one that employs four people or less and is usually run from home or shared offices, or is mobile. The micro business sector is the one of the fastest growing in the NSW economy, making up 88% of the state’s small businesses. Within the SHOROC region home working has been found to be over 50% higher than the Sydney average. The seminar - ‘Creative Thinking: The Microbiz Edge for Profit and Productivity’ – will be packed with practical tips on how to better plan work, increase productivity and regain work-life balance. Regional Economic Development Coordinator for Warringah & Pittwater Councils’ Paul William-Smith said the growth in micro business in recent years can be linked to trends towards more flexible lifestyles, high level of professional skills in the region and rising attraction of telecommuting. “Working from home can bring enormous social and environmental benefits which are important to families in Warringah and Pittwater,” Paul said. “I encourage all micro business owners to come along to the seminar which is the first of a series of free business seminars to be held over 2010. This is also a great opportunity to network with a wide cross – section of other business owners. The seminar will be hosted by Joanna Maxwell founder of WorkInColour, which helps people and businesses use creative thinking skills. Free information session for small business Tuesday 1 June 2010 9am registration – 9:30am to 11:30am seminar The Masters Builders Club, 18 Fisher Road, Dee Why Registration: www.smallbiz.nsw.gov.au/microbizweek Media contact: Paul William-Smith 9942 2233 or paul.williamsmith@warringah.nsw.gov.au COMMUNITY NOTICEBOARD  Please see attached copy of the Community Noticeboard that appeared in Saturday's Manly Daily on 8 May. For the most up to date information on what's happening in the community, visit www.pittwater.nsw.gov.au/all_  The Local Guide - Community Information Click HERE to load |
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