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Bywong News March 2010
Includes information about Bywong Clean Up, Bywong Car Boot Sale, the draft LEP and upcoming meeting about the Macs Reef Road.
Keeping Bywong Beautiful – Sunday 7th March
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It’s the annual clean up day and we’re STILL LOOKING FOR volunteers to remove rubbish from areas along the Macs Reef Road, the Bungendore Road and surrounds. We would also appreciate donations of bags, please. There will be a Thank-you BBQ for all volunteers at the Bywong Hall, Birriwa Road at midday. There will also be a competition for the most unusual item found during the clean-up. Please call Nora Stewart on 0431862853 or email nora@setdancing.com.au to register your interest in taking part.
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Bywong Car Boot Sale - Sunday 28 March 9-1pm
Come support your local community and find some local treasure! We also have entertainment including local pony club events and see the flydogs flying!! A sausage sizzle and a vast cake stall will provide refreshments and demonstrations from the Wamboin Rural Fire Brigade.
Gates will open for sellers at 7.30am, & the event will be in full swing at 9am. FREE Entry for Buyers; Car or Ute $15: Larger $25: Trailer $5 extra.
More information if you want to hold a stall call Bernie 6230 3165
THIS YEAR THE EVENT IS PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY:
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· Flames Fitness |
· O’Sullivan’s Waste |
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· Tender Edge Printing |
· Southern Cross Computing |
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· Café D’Lish |
· Lambert Vineyards |
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· Langley& Pino Eyecare |
· Tulip Top Gardens |
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· Koonaburra Wines |
· Ellie Merriman (Ray White Bungendore) |
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· The Lake FM Radio 88MHz |
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The Local Environment Plan (LEP) – Why should you be interested?
The LEP is the going to be the master control planning document for future development in Palerang and will have an influence on the size of blocks here and therefore most likely the population, the nature of the development allowed and it should also be responding to protect the environment and enhance our social and economic prosperity in the area.
It’s early days but better to get in early - Palerang Councillors are currently considering a WORKING DRAFT plan, put together by the Council staff and they will develop a final draft that will be certified by NSW Government and then put out for formal comment and consultation.
Bywong residential areas have been given a zoning called Environmental Living (E4), which has a range of proposed objectives and development controls.
To look at the original working draft LEP, go to our website under the TAB Local issues to Council and look at LEP 2010 folder:
Council is meeting every second and fourth Thursday of the month until they have a draft plan completed.
Why is the Macs Reef Road So Dangerous??
Tuesday 20th April – Public Information Night, Bywong Hall
Put this date in your diary for an informative and lively night! More details to follow.
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