Weekly Round Up 6 August 2021 - Walkerville Council

Weekly Round Up
6 August 2021

Contents
 COVID-19 update ................................................................................. 3
 Snip the straps! .................................................................................. 4
 Colour our Town ................................................................................. 5
 Drum roll please… .............................................................................. 5
 2021 Census – Tuesday 10 August 2021 ............................................. 6
 Scotty’s Corner Code Amendment ...................................................... 7
 Adelaide Park Lands ........................................................................... 9
 Drive to zero lives lost ...................................................................... 10
 Weekly waste tip............................................................................... 11
 Tennis works holding serve.............................................................. 12
 It’s registration time!........................................................................ 13
 Cultivate 5081 events ....................................................................... 14
 National Science Week activities ...................................................... 15
 Community; bring out your best! ...................................................... 16
 Street sweeping helps keep the Township clean.............................. 17
 Council Meetings .............................................................................. 18

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6 August 2021

COVID-19 update
As a result of restrictions easing this week, we have updated our
services and programs.

 The Civic and Community Centre is operating at its regular hours of 9am to 5pm,
Monday to Friday.

 Walkerville Library will return to Monday evening hours (9am-7pm) and Saturday
morning hours (9.30am-1pm) from Monday 9 August 2021.

 Children's programs remain suspended until restrictions are relaxed to allow
singing and the removal of mask wearing.

 Adult programs will resume on Monday 9 August 2021.

 Justice of the Peace services will recommence from Monday 9 August 2021.

 Community bus operations have now resumed.

 Staff will be abiding by all social distancing, room density and hygiene requirements.
We ask the community to ensure masks are worn when visiting the Civic and
Community Centre.

Don’t forget the Walkerville Library is always open online with an extensive range of
educational and entertaining digital services free to library members. Visit our website
for more information and to access, or call our friendly library staff on 8342 7150 during
business hours.

Waste collection: Kerbside and hard waste collections is continuing as usual.

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Council is here for our community:

 Call us on 8342 7100
 Chat with us via email walkerville@walkerville.sa.gov.au
 Connect via our social media
 For service information and updates visit
https://www.walkerville.sa.gov.au/community/latest-news/covid-19

Council will continue to provide updates as more information is released.

To keep informed on the current COVID-19 restrictions, visit www.covid-
19.sa.gov.au and for the latest health alert news, go to www.sahealth.sa.gov.au.

For more information, call the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787.

Snip the straps!
Don’t forget to cut your
mask straps before
you bin them to help
protect our wildlife.
Disposable face masks are
providing great protection for
humans during the pandemic.

At the same time, they are
having a not so great impact on
a wide range of animals,
mostly due to strap
entanglement.

To help our wildlife also make
it safely through the pandemic,
please cut the straps of your
masks before you put them in
the bin!

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Colour our Town
Take a look at our
SALA exhibition!
From children and young
adults, baby boomers and
retirees to the elderly and
social isolated – Town of
Walkerville residents have put
on their creative caps to
colour, paint and draw the
Township with their own
artistic vision. People of all ages and abilities contributed to this outdoor exhibition
displayed on the white picket fence along Walkerville Oval on Smith Street.

Drum roll please…
Levi Park is officially open to the community

A new table tennis table, picnic setting and barbeque have been installed at Levi Park.
Temporary fencing was taken down on Wednesday and the area was opened to the
community.

Council is pleased with the development of this little pocket gem off Lansdowne
Terrace in Vale Park. It is easily accessible on our footpath network while on your daily
stroll. Why not come along to have a barbecue at the picnic setting or a hit of table
tennis?

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2021 Census --
 - Tuesday 10 August 2021
Census data is used to build a better future for us all.

Every five years, the Australian Bureau of Statistics counts every person and household
in Australia. Census data is used to inform decisions on issues that touch our lives
every day, from schools, healthcare, transport and infrastructure to local services for
individuals, families and communities. For example:

 • the number of people in remote areas tells doctors where life-saving help is
 needed most
 • local birth rates help plan local playgroups that connect families
 • understanding languages used at home links migrants to community services
 like English lessons.

The data from the 2021 Census will be more important than ever. It will provide
valuable insights into how the pandemic has changed life in Australia.

Every household and person in Australia on Census night must be included, including
visitors to Australia, international students and babies.

Instructions were delivered to households in early August. You can start your Census
as soon as you receive them, if you know where you will be on Census night, Tuesday
10 August.

You can complete online, by paper, or with help from the Australian Bureau of
Statistics.

All personal information collected is kept safe and is not shared with anyone. You and
your family cannot be identified by the information you put on your Census.

Visit www.census.abs.gov.au or call 1800 512 441 for more information.

For help in your language, call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National)
on 131 450.

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Open for consultation
Scotty’s Corner Code Amendment commences public consultation

Code Amendment summary

On the 22 April 2021, the Minister for Planning and Local Government approved a
proposal to initiate YS Super Investments Pty Ltd (Proponent) to rezone the land
located on the south-east corner of Main North Road and Nottage Terrace,
specifically 1- 5 Nottage Terrace, Medindie and 43 Main North Road,
Medindie (Affected Area). The Affected Area is approximately 7,300 square metres in
size and contains the Scotty’s Motel, two detached dwellings and vacant land.

The Affected Area is currently zoned Suburban Business and Established
Neighbourhood and is subject to a number of Overlays and Technical Numeric
Variations (TNVs). The proposed rezoning seeks to zone the Affected Area as Urban
Corridor (Business) Zone.

The rezoning will provide for future development of the Affected Area, including by way
of a mixed use development comprising commercial and medium density residential
development up to a potential height of seven storeys.

Date of consultation:

Commencing Monday 9 August 2021 until 5pm Sunday 19 September 2021.

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Primary Contact:

Emily Nankivell of Future Urban Group on 8221 5511 or via email
at info@futureurban.com.au.

Information Accessibility:

A copy of the Engagement Plan and draft Code Amendment can be inspected online
from Monday 9 August 2021 on the SA Planning Portal.

Hard copies of the Engagement Plan and draft Code Amendment will be available to
view at:

 • Town of Walkerville Civic Centre, 66 Walkerville Terrace, Gilberton; and
 • City of Prospect Civic Centre, 128 Prospect Road, Prospect.
Public Meeting:

A public meeting will be facilitated by Future Urban Group at the Walkerville RSL, 98
Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville, on 8 September 2021 at 6pm.

Registrations for the public meeting will be open from 8:30am on 9 August 2021 and
can be made via Eventbrite by clicking here.

Due to COVID-19, the public meeting is subject to change. Registrations to attend the
public meeting are essential. Online access to the public meeting can be made
available. Please contact info@futureurban.com.au for further information. This public
meeting will be substituted for an online forum pending COVID-19 restrictions
applicable at the time. Further details regarding the public meeting can be found at
the event page on Eventbrite.
Submissions to the consultation can be made in the following ways:
 • the SA Planning Portal
 (https://plan.sa.gov.au/have_your_say/general_consultations); or
 • by email to info@futureurban.com.au; or
 • by post addressed to:
 Attn: Emily Nankivell
 “Scotty’s Corner” Code Amendment
 Future Urban
 Level 1 / 74 Pirie Street
 ADELAIDE SA 5000

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Adelaide Park Lands
Have your say about the future management of the Adelaide
Park Lands.

The City of Adelaide is seeking feedback on the draft General Provisions of the Adelaide
Park Lands Community Land Management Plan (CLMP). This section introduces the
CLMP by providing an overarching framework and information that applies to all areas
of the Park Lands.

Comments are sought on the following key areas:
 • Objectives for management of the Park Lands
 • Park Lands-wide statements which address:
 o Beehives
 o Use of metal detectors
 o Dog management.

For more information and to make a submission, click here, or visit the City of Adelaide
Customer Centre or any of its libraries and community centres.

All submissions must be received by 5pm on Friday 3 September 2021.

For further information please contact:

Michele Williams
Senior Park Lands Planner
M.Williams@cityofadelaide.com.au
8203 7203

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Drive to zero lives lost
Have your say on the draft South Australia's Road Safety
Strategy to 2031

 What is being decided?

The draft South Australia's Road Safety Strategy sets out the following ambitious 10-
year targets to support a long-term vision of zero lives lost on our roads by 2050:

 At least 50% reduction in lives lost
 At least 30% reduction in serious injuries (per capita) on South Australian roads by
2031
 The draft Strategy contains principles that underpin road safety decision making
 Nine strategic priorities that are the focus areas.

 How do you get involved?

Read the draft South Australia's Road Safety Strategy to 2031 and watch the
information video on the consultation to date.

 Have your say by:

 Taking the survey
 Emailing a submission to DIT.RoadSafety@sa.gov.au
 Mailing your submission to:
 Road Safety Policy and Projects, Department for Infrastructure and Transport
 GPO BOX 1533
 Adelaide SA 5000

Click here for more information.

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Weekly waste tip
Masks need to be placed in the General Waste to Landfill Bin.

Council’s waste provider East Waste has been receiving enquiries about possible
recycling options for face masks.

Q: Is recycling an option?

A: Although recycling options have been considered – such as the Zero Waste
disposable mask boxes, offered through TerraCycle – recycling masks is not
considered to be a safe or practical solution. With many messages out there at the
moment, we do not want to confuse people into thinking they can place masks in their
yellow recycle bins. This will cause contamination issues.

 We can AVOID waste in the first place:

 By staying at home we can minimise the need to use face masks, gloves and hand
sanitiser.

 Choose to use a reusable and washable cloth mask. You may even consider making
your own face masks from old fabric or clothing that you have at home. Click here to
find out how.

✂ If you are using a disposable mask, please ensure that you cut the elastic straps
before disposing of it, to minimise impacts on wildlife, if the mask escapes the bin.

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Tennis works holding serve
Council’s three tennis sites– Willow Bend, Levi Park and Gilbert
Street – are receiving new surfaces, netting and line marking.

Works to upgrade our tennis courts across the Township have commenced this week
with the installation of new tennis netting and poles, along with netball and basketball
provisions at two of our sites.

Each site will be inaccessible at different stages throughout August and September
whilst works to resurface each court gets underway. The following is a breakdown of
works at each of the three sites to occur between now and September:

Gilbert Street Tennis Courts
New tennis netting, new asphalt surface in August followed by new blue acrylic
surfacing in September.

Levi Oval Tennis Courts
New tennis netting for both courts, basketball ring provision, two netball ring
provisions, new asphalt repairs (at Vale Street end of courts), followed by new blue
acrylic surfacing and line marking in September

Willow Bend Tennis Court
New tennis netting for both courts, basketball ring installation, new asphalt court
resurfacing, followed by new blue acrylic surfacing and line marking in September.

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It’s registration time!
Please ensure you have registered your pets by 31 August 2021.
Dog and cat owners should have received their
dog and cat, breeder and dog business
registration renewal notices.
In South Australia, cat microchipping and
desexing is mandatory and owners must register
this information in Dogs and Cats Online. You do
this yourself at Dogs and Cats Online by following
this easy guide.
All Councils, the RSPCA, Animal Welfare League
and most vets use Dogs and Cats Online as the
number one tool for identifying lost pets to find
their owners.
How do I register my dog or cat?
Go to www.dogsandcatsonline.com.au
 1. Select register
 2. Select register my new animal
 3. Enter microchip number, desexing ID or transfer code and your surname. If you
 have not been given these details, select unknown
 4. Check if you have an account—if so, select it and proceed without logging in, or
 continue as a new owner
 5. Ensure your details are correct
 6. Complete registration and pay any applicable fee.
If you have any difficulties, contact our Customer Experience Team on 8342 7100.

WIN A CAT PAMPER PACK
When you register your cat’s microchip,
you have the chance to win a $70 voucher
to spend in store or online at RSPCA
Petville. There are 20 prizes drawn each
month until 31 November 2021 or until all
prizes are won. You can register your cat
by its microchip number which your
breeder, shelter, vet or previous owner gives you. They will create the record but you
will need to complete it with you r personal details. To enter the competition, click here.

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Cultivate 5081 events

Dying to Know month activities
 Dying to Know Day is an annual campaign where
 our community is encouraged to start
 conversations about death. During August, the
 Town of Walkerville and Walkerville Uniting Church
 will provide a number of events to coincide with this
 campaign.
 • CLICK HERE to learn about the movie
 morning - 12 August 10:30am - 11:45am
 • CLICK HERE to learn about the Death Café (a
 life and death conversation) - 12 August 11:45am -
 1:30pm
• CLICK HERE to learn about Death Across Cultures Community Forum 16 August
 1:30pm – 3:30pm
The Town of Walkerville Civic and Community Centre Foyer is also hosting the 'Before I
die' chalk board for everyone to contribute to, come in and have a look.

Become a savvy shopper presentation *new date*
Confused about which cereal to buy? Don’t know the difference between low carb and
regular potatoes? Find the labels too hard to read? After the workshop you will feel
like a nutritious and confident shopper. You will
learn:
 • to read nutrition information panels;
 • how to avoid marketing tactics;
 • simple and practical meal and snack ideas;
 • sustainable nutrition advice;
 • cost saving tips.
Each participant will also receive a goodie bag filled
with food, a recipe book and nutrition resources.
6.30pm - 7.30pm Wednesday, 1 September 2021
$10.00 per person, bookings essential, call 8342
7100 or CLICK HERE to book.

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National Science Week activities

National Science Week is Australia’s annual celebration of science and technology.
Walkerville Library is running a special Saturday session to celebrate and children are
invited to come along and participate in many activities. See below for more information
about each activity:

VR (Virtual Reality) 10am-1pm - free, no bookings required.
Are you a Gourmet Chef or just love food? Come and enjoy some food based VR games.

Sustainability workshop 10am-11am
Students will learn about solar energy, wind conservation and investigate energy
conservation. There will be hands on activities and thought provoking questions which will
foster learning about our environment and its sustainable future.
$2.00 per child, bookings essential CLICK HERE TO BOOK

The Perfect Poo workshop 12pm-1pm
This show focuses on healthy eating and anatomy, where we will go on a journey through
the digestive system and replicate digestion using real food… the outcome will hopefully
be a nice healthy poo!
$2.00 per child, bookings essential CLICK HERE TO BOOK

3D Pens - decorate your garden pots 10am-1pm - free, no bookings required.
Decorate your planter’s with 3D Doodler pens, sow seeds and take home to grow your own
food in different designer pots.

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Milk Marbling experiment and artwork 10am-1pm - free, no bookings required.
Did you know that you could make art with food? In this session we will conducting a
science experiment using just three household items to make a marbling artwork. As you
dab the detergent onto the food colouring you will see the colours dance into a beautiful
and interesting pattern.

iPad educational game My Food Nutrition for Kids 10am-1pm, free, no bookings required.
What is your favourite food? How do you cultivate your own garden? Explore the app to
learn about healthy food!

OSMOS cooking 10am-1pm - free, no bookings required.
Learn about the robot Osmo and how you can draw your favourite food shapes.

3D printer fun 10am-1pm - free, no bookings required.
3D Printer viewing! Come and see how we can attach 3D printed pieces to a real food and
turn the food into toys.

All events are held in the Civic and Community Centre, 66 Walkerville Terrace, Gilberton.

Community; bring out your best!
The SA Community Achievement Awards have been launched for
2021 and the search for our community champions has begun.
You can nominate in a range of categories including Emotional Wellbeing Award,
Carers SA Carer Achievement Award and Minister for Innovation and Skills Small
Business Award.

For a full list of categories, visit www.awardsaustralia.com/sacaa.

Great prizes are up for grabs, plus every nomination will receive a certificate of
achievement. To submit a nomination, simply go online
www.awardsaustralia.com/sacaa and select ‘Nominate Now’. Alternatively make the
process that much easier by calling us and passing on their details and we will take it
from there.

Nominations close Thursday 12 August 2021, for assistance please feel free to call
the Awards Office on 8132 0753 or email sacaa@awardsaustralia.com.

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Street sweeping helps keep the Township clean
Our street sweeping programs are seasonally adjusted to
effectively manage the level of risk in streets where issues are
present generally relating to street tree litter.

While we make every effort to keep our streets clean year-round, you can help out by
doing the following:
 • Avoid sweeping leaves or clippings onto the road;
 • Do not park caravans, trailers or boats on the road for extended periods.

 Vale Park Main Roads Gilberton/Medindie Walkerville

 11/8/2021 18/8/2021 25/8/2021 2/9/2021

 8/9/2021 15/9/2021 22/9/2021 30/9/2021

 6/10/2021 13/10/2021 20/10/2021 28/10/2021

 3/11/2021 10/11/2021 17/11/2021 25/11/2021

 1/12/2021 8/12/2021 15/12/2021 23/12/2021

 29/12/2021

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Council Meetings
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Monday
16 August 2021.
All Council and Committee meetings will be temporarily held online until further
notice. The Council Chambers will not be open to the public during this time, however,
meetings will be live streamed via YouTube.

Questions for public question time may be submitted to the Chief Executive Officer by
5pm on Monday 16 August 2021 via email (office@walkerville.sa.gov.au), post (Chief
Executive Officer, PO Box 55 Walkerville SA 5081) or hand delivery (Community and
Civic Centre, 66 Walkerville Terrace, Gilberton).

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