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Adelaide Plains Ratepayers & Residents Assoc. Inc.

Locality: Mallala, South Australia

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24.01.2022 URGENT MESSAGE TO MEMBERS: APRRA Members, I have just received an email from the CEO of the Adelaide Plains Council that he cannot attend our APRRA meeting tonight at Parham. ... James Miller (CEO) has asked me to record and pass on his apology to our members. All issues previously presented and any raised at our Parham meeting tonight will be duly noted and presented to the CEO for his attention. Regards, Marg Slater APRRA Secretary

23.01.2022 Andrew M Cross, APRRA thank you for your visitors post this month. We would like to invite you to join the Adelaide Plains Ratepayers & Residents Association. As a financial member we can advise and assist you as we have done for many of our members since our formation in 2015. You will receive important notifications as they come to hand and copies of minutes of our monthly general meetings that you have attended. We are a non for profit group that is run entirely ...by a committee of volunteers who dedicate many hours to assist the Adelaide Plains ratepayers and residents. Our Meetings are on the fourth Tuesday of the month and as a member you will be sent a schedule and list of committee members to contact when the need arises. Your annual fees help us to keep you informed and together as a group "We will be a Voice in your Community". For only $20 annually and $10 for Pensioners its really only a cup of coffee and perhaps a sandwich. Annual fees are now due for 2018-2019. See more

23.01.2022 Dear APRRA members, It has been a very busy year once more, and APRRA has been able to achieve many major changes for this Community. We are members of the SA Federation of Residents & Ratepayers Association and we now have a legal firm to advise and represent us. We look forward to advising and assisting you in 2018. Here are a few of the on-going issues that we are still presently involved with on member’s behalf: ... Council middle management issues We have discussed and agreed at meetings that decisions of Council and the elected members must be enforced by CEO not interpreted and acted upon by middle management. This is still an issue requiring our constant attention. Gawler River Flood Management Authority - This issue as it stands at the moment should concern all ratepayers as the potential cost to the Adelaide Plains Council and consequently ratepayers could become a financial disaster. Quarry Asbestos The constant cover up and failure of Council to recognize the long term health issues will affect all ratepayers once again. Ratepayers need to be continually well informed. Attendance at our meetings enables us to keep you constantly aware of issues. Councillors for the coming election in 2018 should be considered carefully by all ratepayers. We will be discussing this matter at length prior to the election. The above mentioned are only four of many ongoing concerns. Together we can make a difference! A reminder that membership fees are due annually at each AGM It is only with your annual financial assistance that we can continue to advise and assist you when the need arises. We, as a committee volunteer many hours of our time to this end. $20 standard $10 pensioner concession. Payable to The Treasurer, PO Box 302, Mallala 5502, via direct debit to the National Australia Bank BSB 085-599 Acc No. 71 714 6664 with your name as reference also payable at our general meetings. New members are most welcome to join us. A revised schedule of our new meeting dates for 2018 is also attached for your convenience. We look forward to your attendance at our meetings. Please note the next meeting is now at Two Wells. Allow us to be your Voice in the Community. Marg Slater APRRA Secretary.

23.01.2022 Shirley, It’s great that Councillor M Strudwicke thinks a camping area is a great asset. However, it was Councillor Strudwicke who moved the motion to place No Camping signs in the area at the Council meeting on 18th April, 2017 and has gone out of his way to put stumbling blocks in front of any further progress to date. The facts are that while Lions Club controlled the area there was a fee in place. Once C. Strudwick moved the motion (as shown) the Lions Club no long...er collect any fees as the motion states that it is not being a formal camp ground. Consequently since April 2017 no-one has collected any fees and Council have had to pick up the bill for cleaning, water and consumables etc. Any money that the Lions Club did receive prior to it closing was distributed back into the community after the Lions Club paid expenses such as power etc. I believe that C. Strudwicke may have ulterior motives. Authorised by Neil Slater, 24 Balaklava Road, Mallala SA 5502 See more

21.01.2022 APRRA are working on your behalf. Please read the following letter to the Minister re the Gawler River Flood Plain Management as this is a Vital Issue that will affect all Ratepayers. APRatepayers & Residents Association Inc....Continue reading

21.01.2022 Our meetings will resume on Tuesday 26th February 2019 and will be at Two Wells Football/Cricket Clubrooms AT 7.30 pm. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A SAFE AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR MEMBERSOur meetings will resume on Tuesday 26th February 2019 and will be at Two Wells Football/Cricket Clubrooms AT 7.30 pm. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A SAFE AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO ALL OUR MEMBERS

21.01.2022 An interesting read... ADELAIDE PLAINS RATEPAYERS & RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION INC. Response to Budget...Continue reading

21.01.2022 29th June Mallala Caravan Park Toilet Block Thank you to the Adelaide Plains Council for their quick response to the graffiti attack in the caravan park toilet block at the Oval Complex. ... Its good to see a co-operative outcome. THANK YOU APRRA

20.01.2022 Membership fees are only comparable to a cup of coffee and perhaps a piece of cake or sandwich . As a rate payer can you afford not to know what is happening in your community? Members fees are now due for this year. $20 non concession and $10 for pensioners. ... Please send to the Treasurer, PO Box 302 Mallala 5502. If you have paid your fees already, Thankyou. A receipt will be forwarded shortly. We are a non for profit group and fees allow our volunteers to help ratepayers and residents where the need arises. OUR NEXT MEETING is at Port Parham Community club rooms on the 27th November at 7.30 pm. We hope to see you there.

20.01.2022 "UNBELIEVABLY PETTY. Independent M. Strudwicke 4 Dublin Road Mallala obviously has little understanding of the communities expectations of Governance. His independence indicates his lack of support within Council. He has few allies, and now knows it. ... His View is all that he relies on in decision making and not necessarily the view of the Ratepayers. Is it not in Council’s best interest to operate collectively to achieve outcomes and better Governance than to have petty internal disputes before GAP or the Ombudsman which in themselves factionalize the Elected Members. I believe the attached posting on facebook is derogatory and against Electoral Commission SA’s rules and will be notifying the relevant authority forthwith. Authorised by Ratepayer M. Slater 24 Balaklava Road, Mallala SA 5502 See more

18.01.2022 This will be our last General Meeting for 2017 at Port Parham Social Club till February 26th

16.01.2022 The Adelaide Plains Ratepayers Association Incorporated was originally formed three years ago by John Lush and his committee of seven volunteers to keep the Adelaide Plains Council Staff and Councillors accountable to the community as to where the use of their rate money would be best utilized to move forward into the future. John and his committee saw there was a need and made his decision to take on this challenge as The Adelaide Plains Ratepayers & Residents Association t...o hear his member’s concerns and become a conduit to present those concerns to the Adelaide Plains Council. John is now seeking election to Council together with Mel Lawrence, Steve Jones, and Terry- Anne Keen as a Ratepayers First Group. APRRA and members wish him their best. The 358 members and committee of nine are still meeting regularly to continue John’s work for our future under the leadership now of Neil Slater, a ratepayer and resident of Mallala for 26 years. The challenge has not been particularly easy and we will continue to attempt to put a halt to deception and the false promises as we see them arise. Yes, it has appeared that we have been negative toward APC at times while seeking the transparency and truth that we all deserve as a community. We have a right to decide where our rate payments are spent and to voice our concerns when money is wasted by inaccurate decisions and poor staff management and incorrect budgeting. We are a small community with a huge debt that must continue to be monitored. The CEO and the Mayor have begun to listen to our concerns and agreed to have regular forums with APRRA to discuss and bring ideas and requests under review to assist their ratepayers. Discussions have been fruitful on planning, over staffing, use of outside resources to save excessive staff wages, that at the present time take $4.9 ml out of the $12.4 ml of Council operating costs. We are also working to give the Lions Club back the camping area they successfully ran in the past, bringing tourism back to Mallala as well as negotiating for Pt. Parham camping area, to overcome the Asbestos issue and the CWMS that will still cost ratepayers excessive amounts of money. We hope to Improve parks and gardens including the ovals within the community, as well as improve the bird sanctuary and better horse management at Parham. APRRA and Council can work together and will certainly do so into the future for all concerned. This is our aim as a group to represent our community and their needs and issues. Meetings are every fourth Tuesday of the month excluding Dec. & Jan. (Christmas Break) Enquiries: 0408087529 Authorised by M. Slater, Secretary APRRA, 24 Balaklava Road, Mallala SA 5502

16.01.2022 We are having an very important Ratepayers Committee Meeting in the Mallala Institute this Monday 24th at 7.00 pm followed by our Public Meeting at 7.30 pm.

16.01.2022 Yes, this poop had to be shovelled out!

15.01.2022 Make sure you get your copy..very important news re GRFMA. This may affect you.

15.01.2022 And the gold Logi goes to(drum roll) ..... ? Last night’s Council Meeting had it all open forum (actually recorded in detail). A totally surprised and un aware Logi recipient who happened to have most of the family present at Council? Plus support flown in from overseas! Oh yes, the media were there too. Keep you eye open for the next local paper head lines naming our local celebrity. A little self indulgence maybe? but hardly Council business.... Oh well.... ratepayers keep vigilant. It's our money. See more

14.01.2022 Webb Beach Access Road

14.01.2022 Thank you APC for your ill advised decision making.

14.01.2022 Very informative Steve..good information. My posts were deleted immediately too and my option to comment removed on posts as well. Authorised by M Slater 24 Balaklava Road, Mallala SA 5502

13.01.2022 The following story is quite a revealing article.. Please Read! I love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping plains, Of ragged mountain ranges...Continue reading

13.01.2022 Webb Beach Road

13.01.2022 Members and followers of APRRA. At the AGM this year a few changes have taken place to our Committee. Neil Slater will be our new President and Chairman as John Lush will be running for Elected Member of the APC at the next elections to be held in NOVEMBER. Members were saddened to lose John as founding member of the group but wish him well for the future. David Grove has a very busy family business to run at the moment and will continue as our Vice Presiden...t to assist Neil Slater. Joan James will become our Treasurer while Hilary Stones, who has been Treasurer since the group formed in 2015 will be changing to Committee Member for a well earned rest. Our Representatives remain on the Commitee: Alvin Jenkin for Parham, Mick Tennant as Lewiston Representative and Ian Gameau representing Two Wells. We welcome Josie Curnow, another volunteer and new member to the Committee and we look forward to working with Josie at future meetings. Due to conflict with other meetings in the community a major change to meeting nights will now take place and the next meeting will be at the Two wells Football Clubrooms on TUESDAY 28th of AUGUST at 7.30pm. A list of dates can be found on this facebook page. I will keep members informed of all meetings and of any changes. Marg Slater Secretary

13.01.2022 Wow!! What a night of entertainment and enlightenment Monday night turned into. It was all there, a war of words, monies spent without consultation on frivolous to and fro-ing to achieve a well planned in advance character assassination. Perhaps a prerequisite to achieving a higher position or maybe just to knock down a person with more jovial insight. Double standards or open and transparent governance? No, the former prevailed as the norm with favouritism obviou...s to most. Is it a new live show on TV that will show us the way or take us along for the journey? No, it was in fact our Adelaide Plains Council meeting.An alternative would be an orchestrated campaign, not for personal ego’s, but one for a business plan for the Adelaide Plains' future. It’s time now more than ever to step up and have a voice. APRRA AGM - Monday 24th July - Mallala Institute - 7.30pm Guest Speaker Steven Griffiths MP, Member for Goyder Topic "What is GOOD Local Government"

13.01.2022 This makes more sense now!!! PLEASE READ IT ALL OUR JOURNEY TWO YEARS ON Author CEO 20/11/2017 The above report made interesting reading in APC Council Minutes 20/11/2017 and I congratulate APC on some of it’s achievements....Continue reading

12.01.2022 This will put Mallala back on the Map !! Surely !! Self praise...well almost...just well orchestrated drama. !!

12.01.2022 Members and readers, Another interesting thought! The minutes of the Adelaide Plains Council’s special council meeting 23/7/2018 regarding the Local Government (Rate Oversight) Amendment Bill 2018 to impose rate capping on Local Councils makes interesting reading. With little or no consultation with ratepayers the majority of Elected Members voted to oppose rate capping (moved Cr. Strudwicke, Seconded Cr. Stubing). I ask the question, was this in accordanc...e with Council’s Consultation Policy? And why is the LGA involved in politics other than to protect its own interest and Council’s Union staff members. Also note that a division was called and who voted for rate capping and who did not (Crs. Jones and Keen voted in favour of rate capping). With Council elections due in November it is probably worth while remembering which elected members are acting in the best interest of ratepayers and which ones are not. Ratepayers should also be interested in the release and full disclosure of the ratepayer funded survey carried out earlier this year by Adelaide Plains Council at a cost of $17,000. This may well be an indication as to whether rate capping is accepted by ratepayers or a major thorn in the side of those who opposed it on the 23rd of July. With Council elections due in November and some elected members possibly seeking your vote for re-election, it may be time to consider if, those opposing rate capping are representing the best interest of the Adelaide Plains ratepayers. Neil Slater

11.01.2022 Email to: [email protected] 26th October, 2017 The CEO, Adelaide Plains Council... Dear James, ASBESTOS DUMPING AT LOT 4 CARSLAKE ROAD Ratepayers have made us aware of a number of problems associated with waste building material containing asbestos deposited on land being used as a borrow pit by the Adelaide Plains Council. This information raises a number concerns on behalf of ratepayers so the following questions are ones that have been raised at our recent Ratepayers Association meeting:. 1. What action has been taken to contain the asbestos? 2. What is the potential impact on the general public, including neighbouring properties and the travelling public, as well as those attending the livestock markets? 3. What are the financial implications for the APC and therefore ratepayers including those on adjoining properties? 4. What procedures have been in place for staff to recognise and manage such events. 5. What are the potential clean-up costs and loss of production during that period? 6. Who authorised the receival of building waste containing asbestos on lot 4 Carslake Road and what responsibility does that person bare? 7. How many workers were exposed to the asbestos both at the transfer station and at Carslake Road? 8. Is Council aware of any litigation currently or potential litigation in the near future? 9. Has the property owner of lot 4 Carslake Road been made aware of the contamination of his property and the potential issues arising from that contamination? 10. Has the company who delivered the materials containing asbestos been made aware of the situation and, has he responded. As we are seeking legal advice on this matter we require a reply within 14 days of receival of this letter. Ratepayers are no longer prepared to accept the continual bad decisions and lack of responsibility shown by council staff. These outcomes highlight the incompetence of middle management and the inability of the CEO to administer responsibility for these continual unsatisfactory outcomes created by Managers and Staff. Ratepayer’s money is being wasted and Council is being put at risk of serious litigation putting further ratepayer’s funds at risk. You are spending ratepayer’s money therefore your decisions should be made with the utmost care. Regards, John Lush, President, Adelaide Plains Ratepayers and Residents Assoc.Inc.

11.01.2022 Chris Pitcher's draft response to the budget and long term financial Plan is well worth a read..... Presented to the Adelaide Plains Council Public Meeting tonight Monday 8th May. To the Mayor and Councillors of the Adelaide Plains Council....Continue reading

11.01.2022 "It's Time" for change.

09.01.2022 THE ADELAIDE PLAINS RATEPAYERS & RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION INC. MEETING DATES 2018 APRRA Public Meetings are scheduled for the fourth Monday of the calendar month - excluding December and January Special Meetings will be advised. Month Day Time Venue... January 2018 NO MEETING February 26th 7.30pm Two Wells (Football Clubrooms) March 26th 7.30pm Port Parham Sports & Social Club April 23rd 7.30pm Mallala (RSL or to be advised) May 28th 7.30pm Two Wells (Football Clubrooms) June 25th 7.30pm Port Parham Sports & Social Club July 23rd 7.30pm Mallala Institute - AGM August 27th 7.30pm Two Wells (Football Clubrooms) September 24th 7.30pm Port Parham Sports & Social Club October 22nd 7.30pm Mallala (RSL or to be advised) November 26th 7.30pm Two Wells (Football Clubrooms) December 24th NO MEETING

09.01.2022 APC Dismisses a General Manager Members, It was disappointing to hear that Adelaide Plains Council has dismissed a General Manager who had only recently been appointed and appeared to be prepared to make major changes to the culture within the Council. He was approachable, prepared to listen to Ratepayer’s issue and prepared to implement change to improve this Council’s structure. Unfortunately it appears, that he was not given the opportunity.... We believe it is obvious that changes required within middle management and staff at Adelaide Plains Council and have voiced this opinion publicly to the hierarchy. However this dismissal has been taken as an opportunity not to improve the situation, but to hand the staff the ability to revert back to the coverup and mis-handling of the past with such issues as ASBESTOS HANDLING, CWMS DEBARCLE, CAMPING GROUNDS, ROAD CONSTRUCTION, BORROW PIT OPERATIONS, STAFF VEHICLE ABUSE, WEED SPRAYING OPERATIONS AND INTERNAL PROTECTION OF INCOMPETANT STAFF. All of the above affect the Ratepayers in some way. Adelaide Plains Council is back where it was three years ago, and is obviously not prepared to change it’s inherent practices. WHAT ALTERNATIVES DO WE AS RATEPAYERS HAVE, ICAC, ADMINISTRATOR OR OMBUDSMAN? SOMETHING HAS TO CHANGE !! See more

09.01.2022 ADELAIDE PLAINS RATEPAYERS & RESIDENTS ASSOC. INC The amenities block that the Mallala and Districts Lions Club built at the Oval complex three and a half years ago has NEVER had a problem with graffiti UNTIL NOW. Since the Adelaide Plains Council, in their wisdom, banned camping in the area and the toilet block was isolated and not being used by campers, graffiti vandals have now taken the opportunity to deface the interior wall of the wheelchair access toilet. ... The quicker the facility returns to it’s intended use by allowing and promoting travelers to stay at the camping area, the less chance of it happening again. BY THE WAY WE HAVE THE TAG AND THE SPRAYCAN USED FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION.

08.01.2022 Ratepayers raise concern over safety of Webb Beach Road... WEBB BEACH ACCESS ROAD Recent History Webb Beach Road...Continue reading

08.01.2022 COUNCILS SECRET MEETINGS Councils keeping ratepayers in the dark: report secret council meetings...Continue reading

08.01.2022 A BRIDGE TOO FAR OR A ROAD TO CHANGE RED BANKS BRIDGE PART OF OUR HERITAGE One example of neglect among many The bridge has been neglected with no maintenance for decades and yet 100 vehicles per day use it. It still remains an important part of doing business for a lot of people. Council are considering options for the future of the Redbanks bridge, either spend some money on maintenance or closure. We believe for reasons of heritage and high use this bridge is impor...tant and therefore worth preserving for all to use and admire into the future and closing it is not an option. When considering options of where to spend ratepayers money roads and bridges are considered a top priority as they facilitate business, the amenity of the area and provide emergency exit across the river in bad fires and floods like we have recently experienced. EMPLOYEE BUDGET Currently wages are the biggest single budget item consuming $5.5m with plans to employ a full time engineer and .6FTE inspector = $161473 to add on which = $5.61m approx. This leaves limited funds to do everything else like roads, bridges, machinery replacement, coastal flood management, Town maintenance, debt servicing and reduction, legal fees, Gawler River flood plain management and many other desires of ratepayers like sealing coastal town esplanades etc. FUTURE STRATEGY Redirecting funds to projects that attract economic activity and create employment are critical for our future. We must improve our infrastructure to support this outcome or we will not progress. To continue doing the same things as in the past and expecting a different outcome in the future is lunacy. WE MUST CHANGE. That means changing some elected members, reviewing costs across the board and spending ratepayer’s money more carefully. TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN we will need ratepayer’s support to identify people with common sense to stand as councillors in the elections next year. We need you to be a member of the Ratepayers Association so that we can keep you well informed on our progress to delivering these important outcomes. Regards John Lush Chairman Ratepayers and Residents Association

08.01.2022 Check out our Web page: www.adelaideplainsrra.websyte.com.au

07.01.2022 I have been informed that the Local Government Association general meeting took place last week. In attendance from Adelaide Plains Council were CEO, James Miller, Governance Manager, Sheree Schenk, Mayor, Tony Flaherty and Deputy Mayor, Mel Lawrence. At the Friday session I believe the Mayor, Tony Flaherty left early (personal issues) and the Deputy Mayor, Mel Lawrence took the floor with three major issues affecting our Council as well as many others. 1. Cleanup of t...he rubbish on Port Wakefield Road. Deputy Mayor, Mel Lawrence’s address was well received and a motion moved and passed for the LGA to lobby State Government to provide funding from the Waste Management Levy to clean up the litter from the verges of one of the major entrances to Adelaide. 2. The LGA to lobby State Government to develop a register of illegal asbestos dumping in all Council areas and to financially assist Councils with the cleanup and removal of all the legally dumped asbestos, thus alleviating some of the burden on Councils. Moved and Carried on the day. 3. Lobby State Government to have the Valuer General’s property valuations available by 31st of March each year so that Councils can effectively set their Annual Council rates with all relevant information available. Moved and Carried. A Job well done, Councillor Lawrence. You will make a good Mayor. All important steps of better management to this and other Councils. Authorised by Neil Slater, 24 Balaklava Road, Mallala SA 5502

07.01.2022 A REMINDER: that our next meeting of the APRRA will be at the Port Parham Social Clubrooms on Monday 27th November 2017 at 7.30 pm. ALL ADELAIDE PLAINS RATEPAYERS & RESIDENTS ARE WELCOME. ... Come along and add your "Voice" for your community.

07.01.2022 Critical Issue for Gawler River ratepayers

07.01.2022 This is a copy of Port Parham's Alvin Jenkin's Deputation to the Adelaide Plains Council which was brilliantly presented and taken into consideration by Council. Alvin was complimented on his delivery of the Deputation by all those present at the meeting....... Deputation to Adelaide Plains Council by Alvin Jenkin 15 May 2017 Re Conditions imposed at Port Parham Camp Ground Mr Mayor, Councillors, Council staff, Ladies and Gentlemen...Continue reading

06.01.2022 ANOTHER GOOD MEETING AWAITS RATEPAYERS......

06.01.2022 ADELAIDE PLAINS RATEPAYERS & RESIDENTS ASSOC. NEXT MEETING Monday... November 27th 2017 7.30pm At Pt. Parham SC ALL WELCOME

05.01.2022 Last Monday night’s Adelaide Plains Ratepayers and Residents meeting was held in the Mallala Institute. Chairperson, John Lush, welcomed 60 people to the meeting which mainly focused on the Adelaide Plains Council Draft Budget for 2018. A vote was taken on the issue which will now be followed up by the RRA committee. Guest speakers were Mr Chris Pitcher Ratepayers and Resident’s financial expertise consultant and RRA member together with Mr Rajith Udugampola General Manager of Finance and Economic Development for the Adelaide Plains Council. Discussions and concerns were also expressed by members on the Webb Beach causeway, the Wasleys Bridge and the Mallala camping and caravan park. Mr Peter March also spoke on the efforts and problems he encountered with removal of the dead trees in the area of the Pinery fires.

04.01.2022 In answer to SM Strudwicke’s rant on his facebook page, regarding the letter to the Editor in the Producer and Bunyip on October 24th. The facts stated in the letter to the editor cannot be denied and clearly are the case. Does SM Strudwicke deny that the CWMS scheme has failed and caused damage to a ratepayer’s home???? -- Ref: Don MacKenzie. Does SM Strudwicke deny that asbestos has been dumped illegally, moved illegally and cost ratepayers $150,000+ to clean up staff... failings ???? ref: Council Minutes. Does SM Strudwicke deny that roads have and are having to be remade to comply with Road Safety ???? Does SM Strudwicke deny that various development applications have not been handled promptly by Council Staff ???? -- Ref: Gameau Two Wells, SA Mushroom farm. Does SM Strudwicke deny that information given to Elected Members in the past has sometimes not been truthful and accurate ???? Ref: CWMS Engineer report (CON12/715), camping ground ablution block. Does SM Strudwicke attend APRRA meetingsNO ! Refer: M Strudwicke Electoral Handout - 1. Council rebranded with a new name Adelaide Plains Council original initiative of past President of APRRA, John Lush, not Council or M Strudwicke. 2. Household waste levee reduced by contracting to Solo suggestion of other Elected Members and Past President of APRRA, John Lush. 3. NAIS Project State Government initiative, not Council or M Strudwicke. 4. Liberty Development A huge on-going drain on APC ratepayers for years to come. $500,000 + for a round-about on DPT road. Liberty Flood mitigation levees and on-going upkeep and maintenance into the millions of dollars for ratepayers into the future. 5. Rate reduction who voted against rate capping M Strudwicke. 6. GRFMA M Strudwicke is not a representative of APC on GRFMA Board. Refer: About Marcus in election handout 1. Mallala Hospital Board look what happened! 2. Economic Development Committee where is the economic development ? 3. Steering Group Mallala Mens Shed would not have happened without major financial involvement from Mallala & District Lions Club and Australian Lions Foundation. 4. Natural Resources Management Board I wouldn’t brag about that considering NRM’s past tarnish reputation. Authorised by N Slater, President of Adelaide Plains Ratepayers Association. 24 Balaklava Road, Mallala SA 5502

03.01.2022 Lot 4 Carslake Road

03.01.2022 Members please be advised that the decision to hold our meetings on a Tuesday has been decided and the following is the new schedule and will apply immediately after the AGM at the Mallala Primary School gymnasium on Monday 23 July, at 7.30 pm. We hope to see you there.

02.01.2022 The pictures of the two awards for the building of the toilet block at the Mallala camping area are a little hard to comprehend when APC called the site "illegal" and shut it down. Does anyone else see the problem ??The pictures of the two awards for the building of the toilet block at the Mallala camping area are a little hard to comprehend when APC called the site "illegal" and shut it down. Does anyone else see the problem ??

02.01.2022 This is the Redbanks Bridge

01.01.2022 Its strange, I thought the Budget was put up for consultation. Obviously it wasn't wanted......

01.01.2022 Can we afford to let this go without a fight ??

01.01.2022 The following is Alvin Jenkin's Deputation to Council last Monday Night.

01.01.2022 EMAIL: JUST RECEIVED FROM ALVIN JENKIN from Port Parham..... 13/5/2017 "Further to previous correspondence on the lack of consultancy of council with the community in setting the new campground rules, I have been advised that I can present a deputation and petition to council at their meeting on this coming Monday 15th May at 6.30pm at the Council Chambers, Redbanks Road, Mallala. ... To express the depth of our concerns, I would appreciate as many people that can make it attend the meeting and be in the gallery. This will give the council a clear message of our complaint re the lack of consultation and the impact of the restrictions on the community. As stated above, the meeting commences at 6.30pm but the time of my presentation has not been set. I hope to see you there Regards Alvin Jenkin"