Thursday, October 29, 2009
Safer Roundabouts.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Clearing the Drain
Table in the Park Replaced
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The Unity College School Crossing volunteer parents went through their final 'on the job' training today Oct 13th. The 'Children Crossing' flags were out and the lollypop "Stop" sign was in action.
Volunteers were shown the procedures they were to follow to ensure children were able to safely cross Lomond Cres. This service will become even more appreciated by Bellvista parents when the new shopping complex is in operation further along Lomond Cres in mid 2010.
Thanks to all the volunteers, without you this valuable service would not be possible.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Staff Carpark at Unity College
More Work in Dumbarton Drive
Committee Meeting Held 5th Oct 09
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
The Health of our lake
Living around lakes
If you notice anyone disturbing wildlife on the lakes, please contact council on 5475 7272. Reports of children throwing rocks at swans and other wildlife on the lakes are of great concern and under the Nature Conservation Act is considered an offence.
Please refrain from feeding birds. This simple act of apparent kindness creates a number of problems as birds may be fed multiple times each day. Human intervention of this nature can cause an increase in the lakes nutrients, aggressive bird behaviour and a reduction in the bird’s natural resistance as well as encouraging over population of certain species.
Educational signage with these messages will be installed in the coming months.
Fishing, while not prohibited, is not encouraged in any council managed lakes. Discarded fishing line and hooks can cause danger to birds and other animals in the area.
If you have any concerns about the lakes or require more information please contact Councils Customer Service Centre to speak to the Lakes & Wetlands Technical Officer- Kate Mackenzie