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This section provides all the latest Council statutory notices and announcements, for more information please click on the following highlighted links:
Scheme has been reshaped in response to recent consultations with community groups and council representatives. The revitalised program
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COUNCIL’S COMMUNITY BUS SERVICE ANNUAL EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST NOW OPEN
Liverpool City Council is excited to announce that the Expression of Interest is now for a period of 12 months.
Community groups can access the use of Council’s Community Buses in 2010 on a monthly basis. This will benefit community
groups who can plan their programs for the calendar year. Buses are available to non-profit community organisations in
the Liverpool Council area and cater for: people with disabilities, community groups, church groups, schools, senior groups & youth groups.
The community buses support activities and programs that directly benefit the residents of Liverpool.
Groups can access buses on a weekly, fortnightly and monthly basis.
There are 3 buses available for hire:
• 14 seater: seats 13 passengers plus driver.
• 23 seater: seats 22 passengers plus driver. This bus can be fitted with wheelchair access upon request, however
the number of seats is then reduced to 19 with a total passenger capacity of 19 passengers +1 wheelchair passengers + driver.
• 25 seater: seats 24 passengers plus driver.
Click here for more details.
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WHITLAM LEISURE CENTRE FRONT ENTRANCE RENOVATION AND CAR PARK LIGHTING IMPROVEMENT
Liverpool City Council is carrying out renovation and renewal works to the Whitlam Leisure Centre between November 2009
and December 2010. These works are being funded by The Australian Government Community Infrastructure Program and
Liverpool City Council. The renovation to the front entrance and car park lighting improvement will include:
• Removal and renewal of paving
• Lane marking and aquatic feature artwork to paving
• Provision of an entry seating wall
• Remodelling of landscaped areas
• Reconfiguring the vehicle set down area
• New stadium entry ticket box
• Improved car park, roadway and forecourt lighting
Car park lighting modifications are necessary to improve night time visibility and safety of patrons. The car park lighting
improvement will necessitate standardisation of light fittings and the removal and pruning of foliage. Council’s bush
regeneration program will provide additional tree planting along Brickmakers Creek.
While the Centre will remain open to the public construction zones will be barricaded off for the protection of the works and
the facility users.
Plans of the Whitlam Leisure Centre front entrance upgrade can be viewed in the foyer of the Whitlam Leisure Centre,
the foyer of Council’s Administration Centre and on the internet.
For further information please contact Council’s Project Coordinator Recreation Works, Angus Campbell on 9821 9571.
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Bankstown Airport Proposed Australian Noise Exposure Forecast (ANEF) Changes
The Preliminary Draft Bankstown Airport Masterplan proposes a change in the 20 and 25 ANEF noise contours at Chipping Norton.
This means that additional properties will now be affected by aircraft noise.
Any new development within this area will need to comply with Australian Standard AS 2021-2000 (Acoustics – aircraft noise intrusion – building, siting and construction).
This requirement is likely to add additional costs to a new dwelling in the area affected by the 20 to 25 ANEF as additional noise mitigation works will be required.
It should be noted that the Masterplan is not a council document.
The Masterplan has been drafted by Bankstown Airport Limited and must be endorsed by Airservices Australia and adopted by the
Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government.
The draft Masterplan is currently on public exhibition and the exhibition material is available here.
Information has also been displayed at Liverpool Council Administration Building as well as Moorebank and Liverpool City Libraries.
Written submissions will be accepted by Bankstown Airport Limited until 18 December 2009.
A copy of Council's submission is available to download (see below).
If you would like any further information, please contact Sydney Metro Airports on 1800 684 661, or alternatively contact Council’s Strategic Planner, Michael Warrell on 9821 9276.
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ROADWORK NOTIFICATION LOCAL ROAD REHABILITATION PROGRAM
The following road projects are in Council’s works program for construction during the current financial year.
The works commenced in August and are being undertaken progressively with expected completion of all projects by May 2010.
The proposed works are expected to restore pavement service lives and improve riding conditions.
For further information on these projects, please contact Kuhendran Veluppillai on 98219572.
STREET SUBURB LOCATION PROPOSED TREATMENTROADWORK
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1993
Under Chapter 6 Section 34 of the Local Government Act 1993, notice is hereby given that Liverpool City Council
proposes to classify Lot 201 in DP 1142797 being previously part of 1796 Camden Valley Way Edmondson Park
as Operational Land. Any person is entitled to make a submission to Council in respect of the proposal by
Friday, 4 December 2009.
Submissions must be in writing, addressed to the General Manager, Liverpool City Council, Locked Bag 7064,
Liverpool BC NSW 1871, quoting file reference 2008/1415. For further information contact Council’s Property
Manager on 9821 9212.
ROAD CLOSURE OF GOVERNOR MACQUARIE DRIVE BETWEEN GEORGES
RIVER AND MUNDAY STREET, CHIPPING NORTON
Liverpool City Council wishes to advise that the section of Governor Macquarie Drive from
Georges River to Munday Street will be closed to traffic to allow pavement reconstruction
works to be carried out. The road closure will take effect from 16 November 2009 to 4
December 2009 between 8.30pm and 5am.
The reconstruction works form part of Council’s ongoing road reconstruction program to improve
road conditions and extend pavement service life. During the works, traffic detours will be sign
posted. Access to emergency service vehicles and local residents will be maintained at all times
during the works. Council apologises for any inconvenience as a result of the above arrangement.
For more information please call Council’s Customer Contact Centre 1300 36 2170.
TENDER WT1283 ROADS RECONSTRUCTION KURRAJONG ROAD,
PRESTONS, MAPLE ROAD AND PAPERBARK CIRCUIT, CASULA
Tenders are invited from suitably experienced and qualified contractors for road reconstruction works
at Kurrajong Road Prestons and Maple Road and Paperbark Circuit Casula. Tender documents may be
downloaded, following online registration, from Council’s e-tendering portal www.tenderlink.com/liverpoolcity.
Tenders must be completely uploaded into the Electronic Tender Box at Council’s e-tendering portal
www.tenderlink.com/liverpoolcity by 3pm Thursday 19 November 2009.
Canvassing of Councillor’s or Council staff will disqualify prospective tenderers. Late tenders or tenders
received by any other means will not be considered. Inquiries should be directed to Council’s Tendering
Coordinator Sue Sommerfield at tenders.quotes@liverpool.nsw.gov.au.
Phil Tolhurst
GENERAL MANAGER
Council Administration Centre, 1 Hoxton Park Road, LIVERPOOL 2170
Council apologises for any inconvenience as a result of the above arrangements.
For more information please phone Council’s Contact Centre on 1300 36 2170.
SUBMISSIONS AND ACCESS TO DOCUMENT POLICY
The lodging of a submission is voluntary, however if you choose not to lodge a submission your views will not be taken into account in relation to the matter.
If your comments are an objection then the reasons for the objection should be stated.
Any information you provide will be used by Council or its agents to process this matter.
Once lodged the information you provide can be accessed by you and may also be available to third parties in accordance with Council's Access to Documents Policy.
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