AGENDA: General Meeting Tuesday 21 July 2015

AGENDA: NORTH CANBERRA COMMUNITY COUNCIL GENERAL MEETING 7.30 pm TUESDAY 21 July 2015 Majura Function Room Majura Community Centre, 2 Rosevear Place Dickson – click for map GUEST PRESENTATIONS Meegan Fitzharris, Labor MLA for Molonglo Asbestos Response Task Force We have asked Ms Fitzharris and the Asbestos Response Task Force to respond to the questions at Attachment 1 below.

Tribute to Lyneham’s Elderly Residents

I would like to see some attention paid to the large number of Lyneham residents over the age of 65.  There are more of them than there are children, but we hear little about their needs. A lot is said about children and families. Are old people all locked up at home?  When people talk about community, it rarely seems to include thinking about older people out and about, participating and contributing. Helen

Video: Shane Rattenbury addresses North Canberra Community Council 16 June 2015.

Minister for Territory and Municipal Services, Justice, Sport and Recreation, and Minister Assisting the Chief Minister on Transport Reform, Shane Rattenbury addresses the 16 June 2015 meeting of the North Canberra Community Council. Topics include Haig Park, Sullivan’s Creek, Canberra City Farm, Lyneham Food Forest, Dickson shops, Lyneham neighbourhood oval, Minister’s call-in powers, road classification, greenhouse impacts of light rail, age friendly suburbs, nature strips.

Canberra Cat fix

Canberra Cat Fix is an independent community project which is raising money to assist low income families with the cost of desexing their cat. The rising cost of living and the high cost of veterinary work is resulting in more and more unwanted kittens.  Local animal shelters are overcapacity and financially depleted. Desexed cats are also far less likely to roam which in turn will help protect our beautiful native wildlife. The more money raised, the more cats that can be desex. Donations can be made at www.gofundme.com/CanberraCatFix and more information can be found at www.facebook.com/CanberraCatFix

Simon Corbell addresses North Canberra Community Council 19 May 2015

Australian Capital Territory Deputy Chief Minister, Attorney-General and Minister for Health, the Environment and Capital Metro Simon Corbell discusses Canberra’s progress toward sustainability, including renewable energy policies, energy efficiency policies and the Capital Metro project, and answers questions including: * How does the Government plan to meet its 2012 election commitment of a 10.5% public transport journey-to-work mode share by 2016? * How does the government plan to maintain the current level of public transport provision after the light rail? – In particular, direct services that currently use the light rail route, but after light rail will require connections between …