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Cr Jason Pauling

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24.01.2022 Really pleased to see this progressing https://www.lakemac.com.au/News-articles/VibrantSCENE

24.01.2022 No idea if this is accurate or not but the logic is hard to fault...

24.01.2022 Lots of answers here for many of the questions people are asking about Toronto Foreshore: https://shape.lakemac.com.au/future-tor/widgets/206667/faqs

21.01.2022 Bit dirty that someone has killed and removed a public tree - This has been an ongoing issue with this site with previous "Attacks" on the same tree,,,

20.01.2022 32475 / 2020 'Councillor Request - Jason Pauling - Request to mow reserve at 356 Awaba Road Toronto'

19.01.2022 Just inspected: - Lyall Peacock Oval - Ron Hill Oval - Keith Barry Oval... All look pretty tidy and well kept - comments?

18.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=149223956895583&id=100054239385341

18.01.2022 Subject: FW: Councillor Request - Jason Pauling - Schreiber Hamilton Architecture Pty Ltd - Toronto Foreshore Project - CR 32764/2020 Response: "Hi Cr Pauling,... In response to your request associated with Council’s expenditure on the Toronto project with Schreiber Hamilton Architecture we provide the following response. Schreiber Hamilton Architecture Pty Ltd (SHAC) were engaged as the head consultant to deliver both the proposed development on the Bath St site and the Toronto Foreshore Master Plan. The services included all of the necessary planning, design, engineering, services, certification and consultancies required to deliver the former 4 to 6 level development and similar services for the Foreshore Masterplan. At the time of engagement it was thought that engaging the same head consultant for both the development project and foreshore works would provide savings to council. As you are aware the development project is not being pursued. To this end, the services relating to the development project are no longer required and will not be delivered. Please note that the $1,318,621 value referenced was a budget figure and this money has not been spent. For clarity, of the original engagement approximately $183,000 has been paid to SHAC for work associated with the 4 to 6 level development. Since Council’s resolution of September 2019 no further works have been undertaken on the 4 to 6 level development. The Foreshore Masterplan engagement continues to be delivered and SHAC will be paid for their services from this budget as the works progress. If you require any further information please do not hesitate in contacting me."

18.01.2022 Speers Point Dog Park Update! Following an inspection on Tuesday, 11 August, Council officers advise that the dog park will reopen on Friday, 14 August at 7am.

17.01.2022 Still really like this idea... https://www.lakemac.com.au/News-articles/VibrantSCENE

16.01.2022 Subject: Councillor Request - Jason Pauling - Request for information on the barricades at 4 Bath Street Toronto - CR 32287/2020 "Councillor Pauling I refer to your request for information on the barricades at 4 Bath Street, Toronto.... I am pleased to advise that upon inspection of the area on Tuesday 11 August 2020, the barricades and fencing had been removed. Council has not undertaken any works in the vicinity of the Yacht Club, in Bath Street and has no information in regards to who installed the barricades and fencing or what works were undertaken."

15.01.2022 32436 / 2020 'Councillor Request - Jason Pauling - Request for information on future plans for the reserve at 356 Awaba Road Toronto'

15.01.2022 20BNA010 Biodiversity Planning Policy and Guidelines for (LEP) Rezoning Proposals - Revision 4 I don't like Part A or Part B - but they are necessary evils in getting to Part C. #bringonthereview

15.01.2022 Love Lake Mac! https://youtu.be/nHW1FtjKbZs

14.01.2022 28391 / 2020 'Councillor Request - Jason Pauling - Request for update regarding current process for recycling' has been referred to the relevant team for action.

13.01.2022 Subject: Response to Councillor Request - Jason Pauling - Overflowing public garbage bins in Bath Street Toronto - CR 32242/2020 "Dear Councillor Pauling Thank you for your email of 10 August 2020 regarding the overflowing public litter bins at Bath Street Toronto. ... Councils Waste Operations Coordinator has investigated this matter and I advise the following: The bins at this location are serviced each week on a Wednesday. Please note during the previous service (Wednesday the 5th of August) when all the bins were emptied, additional surrounding rubbish was also cleaned up and removed. Waste Operations will service the bins Tuesday the 11th of August and remove the dumped rubbish. The four free standing bins (2 red and 2 yellow lidded) will be removed during this week, leaving the two bins within the bin enclosures. These four bins may have been abandoned or positioned in this area by an unknown resident. Once they are removed and if the owners are identified by Council, we will reinstate the bins to the appropriate address. As a consequence of the above change and recognising the potential impact of waste generated, the collection service for the remaining two bins (within enclosures) will be revised immediately and the bins will be emptied three days per week (every Monday, Wednesday and Friday). Waste Operations team will continue to assess the volumes of waste generated from these bins and amend the collection service (and/or increase the number of bins, which would be fitted onto a bin stand, rather than free standing) if required."

12.01.2022 Indicative concept plan - small scale building (Bath Street Toronto) as promised...

11.01.2022 Great to see this one moving forward at last - very pleased it will be called ‘Costco Lake Macquarie’. Might be time for "Bunnings Glendale at Boolaroo" to reconsider renaming to "Bunnings Lake Macquarie."

09.01.2022 Toronto foreshore planning taking shape...

09.01.2022 Subject: FW: Councillor Request - Jason Pauling - Information on upcoming Food Truck Day at Speers Point Park on 5 September 2020 CR 35608/2020 "Good Morning Cr Pauling Further to your email requesting information on the upcoming Food Truck day at Speers Point Park, I provide the following information.... The Night Food Truck Market is being held at Speers Point Park on Friday 5 September and Quinn Park, Swansea on Saturday 6 September. The operators have provided all appropriate Covid Safe plans and are following all local and state regulations required for them to operate. The list of businesses operating (and their locations) as part of the Foodies Night Markets at both Speers Point Park and Quinn Park, Swansea are: Tropical Sno - Central Coast Phills Cheesy Steaks Dubbo Prawn Hub - Newport Mr Puff Marrickville Greek Wraps Clemton Park Emmy’s Wellington Bels Churros & Chorizos Kurrajong Heights Cold Rock Ice Cream Bonnells Bay Crazy Pizza Orange Potato Spiral ACT The organisers Foodies Night Market (https://www.facebook.com/Foodies-Night-Markets-271509890164375/) conducted an event in July at Morisset Showground. The company is a Sydney based company who has operated in Lake Macquarie previously. They conduct these events all across the State and previously into Queensland as well (prior to Covid-19)."

08.01.2022 Response to Councillor Request - Jason Pauling - Request for update regarding current process for recycling - CR 28391/2020 "Dear Councillor Pauling, Thank you for your email of 20 July 2020 requesting an update on the current process and end markets for recycling in relation to the resource streams recovered through Council’s waste collection services. Staff received updates from the contractors that are responsible for managing the following resource streams through various...Continue reading

04.01.2022 20BNA009 Review of Council Policy - Control of Open Burning This one is always interesting - Balancing air quality impacts against safety...

04.01.2022 Toronto feedback link: https://shape.lakemac.com.au/future-toronto

01.01.2022 WHY DIDN'T THEY BOTHER TO RECLASSIFY IT AS COMMUNITY LAND??? Lots of activity and opinions again regarding the Bath Street site in Toronto but what I don't understand is that if previous Mayor's (and Councillors) wanted this as community land: a) WHY DIDN'T THEY BOTHER TO RECLASSIFY IT AS COMMUNITY LAND? ... b) Why did they keep trying to develop or sell this land? Makes no sense! Anyone got any ideas on that?