Showing 1721 – 1740 of 3986 results
PFAS
Page
Services PFAS In November 2016, The Australian Government Department of Defence commenced detailed environmental investigation to identify the nature and extent of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl
Pools and spas
Page
Services Pools and spas Public pools and spas Where a swimming pool, spa pool or similar facility is available for use by the public, the owner of the facility must ensure that the pool is under
Facility and Playing Field, Underdown Park
Consultation
an information pack available from Council Operations Centre at 120 Cross Keys Road, Salisbury South or alternatively by calling Property Services on 8406 8216. An Expression of Interest Form must be completed
Have Your Say
Page
and learning from locals. We provide important services to residents, visitors, employers and employees in the City of Salisbury and we're always looking for ways to improve them. Have your say online
Emergency Management
Page
Services Emergency Management CFS bans and burning in the open Burning in the open and undertaking activities that involve fire, heat and the burning of materials is a concern to community safety
Council sites closed due to power failure
News
2021 due to a power outage affecting parts of the Salisbury City Centre. Council’s phone lines are being diverting to the afterhours service where you may leave a message. We will get back to you
250006 P1 Whats on guide April The Hive Community Resource Hub
Document
to be more involved in their community and to connect to support networks and services. Tuesday 6 May 9.30am to 10.30am Cost: free In Our Street If you are interested in sustainability and community
Stc transport assessment report july 2012
Document
Transport 11. Public Transport is a key component of the Town Centre, and its integration into the Structure Plan is critical. DPTI’s Public Transport Services Division provided input into the preferred
2016 minutes development assessment panel 3236773
Document
Johnston Mr J Watson Mr S White STAFF General Manager City Development, Mr T Sutcliffe Manager Development Services, Mr C Zafiropoulos Team Leader – Planning, Mr A Curtis Minutes - Development
Salisbury Water Information Brochure 2021 2022
Document
188 of the Local Government Act 1999 and the guidelines set out by the Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA). It takes into account the costs of building, operating and renewing
Footpath Policy
Document
that is convenient, safe, and easy to use. 5.3 As a general principle, Council will renew/repair failing infrastructure before providing new infrastructure. 5.4 The nominal minimum level of service for a new
Section 194 Report Salisbury Recreation Precinct
Document
services This Masterplan identified that the Salisbury Oval precinct will continue to have an important role to play in the provision of open space and passive recreation facilities within the area
Environmental Sustainability and Trees Sub Committee Terms of Reference
Document
1.1 The Environmental Sustainability and Trees Sub Committee is established under section 41 of the Local Government Act 1999 as a sub committee reporting to the Urban Services Committee
Prudential Management Policy
Document
or assuming a liability, or accepting an asset. This should not be interpreted to mean that all Council activities are “projects”. Regular, ongoing deliveries of Council services are not “new and discrete
18022025 Agenda and reports Innovation and Business Development Committee Meeting
Document
Development Services Recommendation Pursuant to section 83(5) of the Local Government Act 1999 the Chief Executive Officer has indicated that, if the Innovation and Business Development Committee so
Raising the bar on Residential Infill in the Planning and Design Code
Document
residential development and meet consumer demand for contemporary living, which include living close to jobs, shops and services. The Planning and Design Code — covering our large regional towns
04 07 2017 agenda and reports strategic and international partnerships sub committee
Document
(Sporting Club Representative) Mr Christopher Moore (Rotary Representative) Fr Roderick O'Brien (Community Representative) Mr Pat Trimboli (Service Club Representative) Mrs Heather Vogt (High School
17012022 Agenda and Reports Policy and Planning Committee
Document
to the proposed development of a service station and seventeen (17) homes on Kings Road, in context of the existing traffic congestion and the need for the State Government to invest in the upgrade
12 05 2020 agenda and reports ceo review committee
Document
processes that support consistent service delivery and informed decision making. This item details reports to be presented to the CEO Review Committee as a result of a previous Council resolution
2017 minutes council assessment panel
Document
Mr D Wallace (Presiding Member) Mr R Bateup Ms L Caruso(arrived 6.12pm) Ms S Johnston Mr J Watson STAFF General Manager City Development, Mr T Sutcliffe Manager Development Services, Mr C Zafiropoulos