THIS ISSUE Granny Smith Festival 2012 Community Grants Win an iPad at My Place Ryde!

WEDNESDAY 17 OCTOBER 2012Vol 6 No 8

Come to Eastwood for the Granny Smith Festival on Saturday 20 October

WHAT’S ONART AWARDS AND EXHIBITIONThe City of Ryde Art Society’s annual awards attract over 400 entries. See the winners and buy your favourites at this popular exhibition. You can also purchase a ticket in a raffle to win a beautiful painting by Malcolm Carver (proceeds to Youth Off the Streets).

When: Opening Friday 19 October at 7.00pm, then daily until Friday 26 October, 10.00am – 5.00pm (open until 8.00pm on Thursdays) Where: North Ryde Community Hall, 201 Coxs Road, North Ryde

SENIOR DRIVER WORKSHOPAre you a senior driver over 60 years of age? This free three-hour workshop will enhance your driving skills and update your knowledge of the road rules. It will also assist you to prepare for the Aged Driving Test. Light refreshments will be provided. Bookings essential.

When: Tuesday 23 October, 10.00am – 1.00pm Where: West Ryde Library

TECHNOLOGY SKILLS FOR WOMENCome along for morning tea and a demonstration of YouTube presented by Northern Sydney Institute of TAFE.

Cost: gold coin donation to the Pink Ribbon Campaign. Bookings essential.When: Tuesday 23 October, 10.30am – 12.00 noon Where: Ryde Library

GRANDPARENTS DAY STORY TIMEJoin us for a special story time to celebrate Grandparents Day. For children aged 2 – 5 years. Parents and grandparents welcome!

When: Sunday 28 October, 3.00pm – 4.00pm Where: Ryde Library

BRUSH FARM HOUSE OPEN DAYBrush Farm Historical Society will be hosting an open day at Brush Farm House, the home built by Gregory Blaxland during the 1820s. Free of charge but bookings essential.

When: Sunday 4 November, 10.00am – 4.00pm, tours at 11.00am and 1.30pm Where: Brush Farm House, 19 Lawson Street, Eastwood

For further information go to www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/whatson or for bookings call 9952 8222.

Community Grants ProgramApplications for the City of Ryde’s Community Grants Program are now open.

This program provides one-off, non-recurrent funding up to $3,500 to non-government organisations and community groups for projects in the local area that are:

sustainablecommunity-orientedinclusive of the needs of diverse groups and people within our community.

Three categories of grants are offered: Community, Cultural and Sports.

Guidelines and application forms are available at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/communitygrants, at any of our five libraries or at the Customer Service Centre at the Ryde Civic Centre.

Closing date for applications is Friday 30 November.

For further information call 9952 8222.

We’re here to help!If you lost your much-loved family pet, who would help you find it?

If someone parked a truck across your driveway, who would you turn to for assistance?

If you saw someone dumping rubbish on the footpath, who would you alert?

The answer is simple: the City of Ryde rangers!

Rangers sometimes get bad press, but what would we do without them and the essential service they provide?

Our rangers deal with a wide range of issues that keep our City ticking over smoothly. Probably best-known for parking regulation enforcement, our team of 17 rangers also deals with a myriad of public safety and community-focused issues.

These include:

rescuing and returning lost petskeeping our footpaths clear – especially important for our citizens who are visually impaired or who use wheelchairs or walkerslooking out for the safety of our kids by ensuring parking compliance around schools and sportsgrounds

working with the local business community to ensure a good turnover of parking spaces, both in large shopping complexes such as the Macquarie Centre and smaller local shopping areas.

In addition, they help to control the ongoing issue of illegal dumping. This includes everything from household waste and unwanted furniture to building supplies.

You can always recognise our rangers as they patrol our City. When on duty, they wear a uniform and a high-visibility, fluoro-yellow reflective vest.

So next time you see one of our rangers, don’t jump to conclusions. They’re more likely to have a friendly chat to you to ensure that you abide by the law than to issue you with a fine.

And they are an important part of the way we work towards making our City a City of Liveable Neighbourhoods, where all residents can enjoy clean, safe, friendly and vibrant neighbourhoods.

For more information, call 9952 8222.

The Forest and the TreesThe City of Ryde has always been known as a green City and residents are understandably passionate about our unique tree canopy.

Council’s commitment to the long-term care and conservation of our local urban forest has now been recognised with an award from the Australian Institute of Landscape Designers and Managers.

The Award for Landscape Management recognises the significant change in our policy direction in managing the local urban forest and our commitment to the community to provide clear leadership in the management of trees within our City.

To view the Urban Forest Policy go to www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/trees.

Have Your SayLet’s go for a walk in Macquarie Park!The City of Ryde is seeking feedback from the community to help us develop a Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan (PAMP) for the Macquarie Park business precinct.

Your comments will help us make Macquarie Park more pedestrian-friendly.

Our aim is to:

develop a continuous and comprehensive network of footpaths and other pedestrian infrastructure such as crossings, kerbs etcmake the area safer and easier to walk aroundput pedestrians at the forefront of our planning for the futuredevelop an action plan and schedule for our construction works.

If you are a resident, worker, student or visitor in Macquarie Park, we would like to hear what you have to say. Go to www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/haveyoursay and fill in our online survey, or call 9952 8222 and we will send you a copy to post back to us.

Provide your feedback and you will go into the draw to win one of 10 movie double passes!

The deadline for completing the survey and sending us your comments is Friday 2 November.

For further information call 9952 8222 or email cityofryde@ryde.nsw.gov.au.

Development Applications ReceivedProperty: Magdala Park – 75 Magdala Road, North Ryde Section 96 Application No: MOD2012/0142 Applicant: City of Ryde Section 96 application for changes to lighting array from 100lux to 200lux on Field 1 and amend condition 3(b) to permit field lighting to 9.30pm for six Saturdays per year.

Property: 47 Gaza Road, West Ryde Local Development Application No: 2012/0352 Applicant: St Michael’s Catholic Church Resurfacing the site to create a carpark for St Michael’s Parish Church of 32 parking spaces with associated drainage works.

Submissions regarding the above applications must be lodged no later than 31 October 2012.

Property: 601 – 607 Blaxland Road, Eastwood Local Development Application No: 2012/0354 Applicant: Urbanlink Pty Ltd Erection of new multi dwelling housing development containing 9 x 3 bedroom and 2 x 2 bedroom units (including 2 x 2 storey units at front and 9 x single storey units at rear) and strata subdivision. The development proposes 25 car parking spaces on the site.

Property: 260 – 274 Victoria Road, Gladesville Local Development Application No: 2012/0360 Applicant: Benson McCormack Pty Ltd Demolition of existing building and construction of a part 2-storey, part 6-storey mixed-use development comprising of 3 retail units and 26 residential apartments. Development includes 2 levels of basement parking accessible from Gerard Lane.

Submissions regarding the above applications must be lodged no later than 7 November 2012.

Integrated DevelopmentProperty: 1 Rivett Road, North Ryde Local Development Application No: 2012/0342 Applicant: Morris Bray Martin Ollmann Architects Pty Ltd Subdivision of one lot into two.

Submissions regarding the above application must be lodged no later than 16 November 2012.

The above proposal is integrated development under the Environmental Planning & Assessment Act 1979, as the subject proposal is within a bushfire zone. The relevant approval body is the NSW Rural Fire Service.

The above applications are not ‘designated development’ under the terms of the Environmental Planning & Assessment Act, and the City of Ryde is the authority responsible for the determination of the applications.

Anyone may make submissions concerning these applications. Submissions are required to be in writing. They should be addressed to the General Manager and sent by post, email or fax or delivered in person to the Civic Centre or the Ryde Planning and Business Centre (all details on the back page). Should the submission be by way of objection to the proposal, the submission should specify the grounds of objection.

The City of Ryde has resolved that all submissions received in relation to rezoning and development applications will be publicly accessible on request.

The supply of personal information is voluntary. However if you choose to make an anonymous submission it may be given less weight (or no weight) in the overall consideration of the application.

All of the above applications and accompanying information may be inspected at the Ryde Planning and Business Centre, 1 Pope Street, Ryde (within Top Ryde City shopping centre) between 9.00am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday during the period in which submissions may be made. (Please note: on the second Thursday of each month the hours are 10.00am to 5.00pm.) To make an appointment go to www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/planningandbusiness or call 9952 8222.

Ryde Civic Centre 1 Devlin Street, Ryde NSW 2112

Ryde Planning and Business Centre 1 Pope Street,

Ryde (within Top Ryde City shopping centre)

Customer Service 9952 8222

TTY 9952 8470

Fax 9952 8070

Post Locked Bag 2069, North Ryde NSW 1670

Email cityofryde@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Subscribe online at www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/cityview

You are welcome to contact your local councillors by phone or email. Councillors are also available for face-to-face meetings by appointment.Individual contact details are listed above, or call the City of Ryde on 9952 8222 to leave a message. To find out which ward you live in go to www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/wardmap.

My Place is an initiative of the City of Ryde

to provide an online neighbourhood where all

community members can come together.

At My Place you will be able to provide feedback

on Council initiatives, take part in online surveys,

discuss local issues or just make new friends in

your local area!

If you register this month you will be in the

draw to win an iPad 3!

Your feedback is important to us, so come along to

My Place and join the conversation….

Win an iPad 3To find out more or to join up, go to

www.myplaceryde.com.au/ipad

To be eligible for the prize draw, register online before midnight

Wednesday 31 October 2012. The prize will be drawn and the

winner notified on Friday 2 November 2012.

What is all about?

UPCOMING MEETINGS

Clr Craig ChungLocked Bag 2069North Ryde NSW 1670Tel: 0412 605 597cchung@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Roy Maggio Locked Bag 2069 North Ryde NSW 1670 Tel: 0418 299 347 rmaggio@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Ivan Petch, Mayor3 Jetty Road Putney NSW 2112 Tel: 9809 1847 ivanp@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr George SimonPO Box 1020Meadowbank NSW 2114Tel: 0468 478 086gsimon@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Artin EtmekdjianLocked Bag 2069 North Ryde NSW 1670 Tel: 0418 248 821 artine@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Jerome LaxalePO Box 4187 Denistone East NSW 2112 Tel: 0426 273 289 jlaxale@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Justin Li, Deputy MayorLocked Bag 2069 North Ryde NSW 1670 Tel: 0412 614 174 jli@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Terry Perram12 Clanwilliam Street Eastwood NSW 2122 Tel: 9874 7904 tperram@ryde.nsw.gov.au

WEST WARD

Clr Denise PendletonLocked Bag 2069North Ryde NSW 1670 Tel: 9877 6658 dpendleton@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Bill PickeringPO Box 460 Gladesville NSW 1675 Tel: 0404 074 299 bpickering@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Jeff Salvestro-MartinPO Box 4104 Denistone East NSW 2112 Tel: 0413 043 423 salvestro-martin@ryde.nsw.gov.au

Clr Sarkis Yedelian OAMPO Box 631 Gladesville NSW 1675 Tel: 8004 5053 or 0412 048 330 sarkis@yedelian.com

CENTRAL WARD

EAST WARD

CONTACT YOUR COUNCILLORS

All meetings are held at the Ryde Civic Centre, 1 Devlin Street, Ryde.

You are welcome to attend Committee and Council meetings. If you wish to speak at a meeting, you must arrange this prior to the meeting.

You can review Business Papers at branch libraries or on the website from the Saturday prior to each Council meeting.

For more information go to www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/meetings or call 9952 8222.

23 OCTOBER COUNCIL MEETING 7.30pm, Council Chamber

6 NOVEMBER PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 4.00pm, Committee Rooms 2 and 3

WORKS AND COMMUNITY COMMITTEE 4.30pm, Committee Room 1

WANTED: JUSTICES OF THE PEACEAre you a Justice of the Peace (JP)? Are you looking for a way to serve your community?

The City of Ryde provides a popular JP service at a number of our libraries, assisting locals with document citations, witnessing signatures and other matters.

We are looking for more JPs to help us to meet the growing demand.

If you would like to find out more, call 9952 8222.

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Whether it’s for the food, fireworks, fossicking or just loads

of fun, festival goers will have a smorgasbord to

choose from at the Granny Smith Festival on

Saturday 20 October at Eastwood.

The town centre transforms into a world of colour and

excitement with hundreds of stalls, selling everything from

exotic foods and plants, to French linen and African art.

Day long entertainment includes a colourful street parade, 60 acts

on six stages, roving street artists and a family concert featuring

the great sounds of the Australian Blues Brothers Show.

The fun lasts from sun-up to sundown and climaxes with a

spectacular fireworks display.

GRAND STREET PARADE

Grand Street Parade starts

at 10.00am and follows the

purple parade route on the

festival map.

LIKE USLike us at

facebook.com/ grannysmithfestivalto win great prizes

and vouchers!

COMPETITION WINNERSDon’t miss the Parade Competition

and Window Dressing Competition

Announcements at 11.40am

at Trelawney Street Stage

8.45am RYR DE CITY CONCERT BAND10.00am GRAND STREET PARAPP DE11.00am TRUSCOTT STREET PUBLIC SCHOOL

K-6 school dance groups perform songs from

‘Annie’ and ‘The Sound of Music’.

11.10am EPPING WEST PUBLIC SCHOOLDance performance group from years

5 & 6 perform Dorothy’s Journey in Oz.

11.15am BUST-A-MOVE SCHOOL OFMODERN DANCE Celebrating their

10 year anniversary.

11.35am GLADESVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLDance group from years 5 & 6 perform

Just The Way You Are.

11.40am PARAPP DE COMPETITION ANDWINDOW DRESSING COMPETITIONJUDGING ANNOUNCEMENTS

11.45am THE VIBZ KIDZ PERFORMING ARTZ 12.05pm CHINESE DANCES - SOUTHERN STAR

PERFORMING ARTSDance School specialising in classic ballet and

Chinese folk dance.

12.20pm PHYSICAL CULTLL URE AND DANCEGladesville, Ryde & North Ryde Physical Culture

Club presents a display of the 2012 Bjelke-

Petersen Syllabus for junior girls.

12.40pm DEFINITELEE DANCE PERFORMANCESTUDIOS Performing jazz, tap, hip hop and

classical ballet routines. Plus the 3-4 year olds

performing ‘Rubber Duckie’.

12.55pm CHINESE TRADITIONAL DANCE -SYDNEY CHINESE DANCEAND SONG INC

1.10pm THE EDGE DANCE CENTRESpecialising in RAD ballet, jazz, tap

(Glenn Wood), hip hop, Irish, contemporary,

acrobatics and musical theatre.

1.25pm AUSTRALIAN COLONIAL ANDFOLK DANCERS Australian dance group.

1.40pm DANCE GENERATION STUDIOS2.00pm DANCE FIRST ACADEMY From ballet to

jazz to hip hop to acrobatics we have it all!

2.20pm JDANCE USA TOUR SHOW The Jdance

group toured to the USA in September 2012.

They performed at Disney World, Universal

Studios and onboard a carnival cruise ship.

2.40pm MACQUARIE DANCE ACADEMYRun by students at Macquarie University

performing hip hop and contemporary.

2.55pm CEROC & MODERN JIVE DANCECOMPANY Dance blending jive, ballroom and

swing to make a funky modern dance.

3.15pm MCMAHON SCHOOL OF IRISHDANCING Recently competed at the

Australian Championships in Adelaide.

3.30pm CENTRESTAGE ACADEMY DANCERSStudents from CentreStage have performed at

the Granny Smith Festival for the past 7 years.

Today they present a collection of jazz and hip

hop dances for your entertainment.

TRELAWNEY STREET STAGEMUSIC AND DANCE FROM LOCAL SCHOOLS AND PERFORMANCE GROUPS

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Join Sports STAR for lots of sporty activities at the Granny Smith Festival.

You can also be part of the great Granny Smith Handball Challenge!

In Eastwood Shopping Centre you can see an exhibition

table tennis match by the Korean Chinese

and Australian teams from 11.00am.

SPORTS STAR Hillview Road, 10.00am – 5.00pm

The Core rocks Granny

Smith each year with

an impressive line-up of

local bands and great

attractions guaranteed

to provide maximum fun

including:

There’ll be stalls, freebies

and heaps more, and you’ll

find loads of information

about local youth-focused

services and activities.

When: 1.00pm - 5.00pm

Where: Hillview Lane

Car Park and Glen Reserve

The Core is a smoke,

alcohol and drug-free

event.

SINGING STAR STAGE From 11.45am

Learn some tips and tricks

to stretch the budget a little

further and reduce waste too.

Leftover Makeover (LOMO)Let us show you how you

can save money simply by

planning your meals, storing

food correctly and using some

creative leftover cooking tips.

Sample our great recipes and

pick up some free recipe cards.

Worm Farming DemonstrationCome down to the Oval, where

you can see a giant worm farm

in action! You will be able to

see how to manage a worm

farm and the rich fertiliser that

is produced.

Plastic Bag ExchangeBring at least three plastic bags

along to the City of Ryde stall

and in return, we will give you

a reusable shopping bag (while

stocks last!)

Free Water!BYO water bottle to the

Water Station at Eastwood

Oval for free water! The station

has 28 bubblers and 8 taps, so

you can refill your bottle to take

with you, or just take a quick

drink on your way through.

You can join in our activities for

free and find out all you need to

know about reducing, reusing

and recycling at the Granny

Smith Festival.

When: Saturday 20

October, 10.00am

– 4.00pm

Where: City of Ryde stall,

Rowe Street,

Eastwood or

Eastwood Oval for

the Water Station

and Worm Trailer

Registration from 11.45am, finals from 3.00pmHere’s your chance to show off your singing talents on the big stage! A karaoke

competition with prizes to be won in two categories: Under 15s and 15 and Over.

1st prize: $200 cash, 2nd prize: $100 cash and3rd prize: $50 cash

THE CORE YOUTH ZONE

OVAL STAGE

10.40am EPPING NORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL BAND11.10am CASTLE HILL RSL PIPE BAND Formed in

1930 as the Epping & District Scottish Society Pipe

Band.

11.25am THE LANCER BAND - 1ST 15TH ROYALLANCER BAND Formed in 1891, the Lancer Band

is one of the oldest in Australia and performs jazz

favourites.

11.55am THE MARCHING KOALAS Returning to

Granny Smith after their successful tour of the United

States including performances at Disney World and

the Lincoln Centre for Performing Arts in New York.

12.15pm POLICE BAND1.05pm JDANCE PERFORMANCE TEAM Song and

dance from Marsfield-based performing arts school.

1.30pm JAMES RUSE AGRICULTLL URAL HIGHSCHOOL SENIOR CONCERT BAND The

2nd Concert Band at James Ruse performing show

music, classical and commercial numbers.

2.00pm AVENUE D PERFORMANCE STUDIO2.30pm MY GUITAR SCHOOL/MARIST COLLEGE

EASTWOOD GUITAR ENSEMBLE Music

from Coldplay to Santana from two ensemble groups

3.00pm PRIMARILYLL BRASS Band members from local

primary and high schools play a mix of classical,

popular and jazz music.

3.30pm ROCK ‘N SOUL CHOIR Popular choir returns

with their uplifting performance.

4.00pm AMANDA THOMAS Local singer, songwriter

and guitarist brings her southern pop/rock melodies.

4.45pm YOUNGER HEARTS Country folk rock.

5.30pm OUTLIER Local indie band.

6.45pm THE AUSTRALIAN BLUES BROTHERS

FEATURING BANDS AND MUSICIANS INCLUDING OUR CLOSING FAMILY CONCERT.

Pete DeVita (Jake Blues) and Scott Vance

(Elwood Blues) guarantee to have you shaking

your tailfeather from the very beginning of

the show. Songs include: Everybody Needs

Somebody to Love, Mustang Sally, Soulman,

Shake Your Tailfeather and many more hit tunes.

FOLLOWED BY A FIREWORKS DISPLAY THAT IS NOT TO BE MISSED!

PLAZA STAGE

ROUNDABOUT STAGEMUSIC, MAGIC AND LAUGHS FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES.11.00am UY DUTTON11.40am SPARKLES THE CLOWN 12.00 noon DAVEAA CALANDRA12.40pm GUY DUTTON1.20pm SPARKLES THE CLOWN 1.40pm DAVAA E CALANDRA2.20pm GUY DUTTON3.00pm SPARKLES THE CLOWN 3.20pm GUY DUTTON

A VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENT FROM LOCAL PERFORMERS 9.00am SOLIDARITY CHOIR Songs of liberation, hope

and social justice from all over the world.

9.30am THE RHYMER FROM RYRR DE 9.32am CHINESE PAREPP NTS ASSOCIATION -

CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES Singing

performance by children.

9.50am SCHOOL CHOIR - ITALIAN BILINGUALSCHOOL (CO.AS.IT) Songs in English & Italian.

10.10am PHOENIX CHINESE DANCE TROUPETwo folk dances - Chinese Dai dance and Chinese

Korean dance.

10.30am STUDENT SHAKESPEARE READINGSRead by students from Able Education Australia.

10.40am AUSTRALIAN CHINESE HAPPY CHOIR10.55am THE RHYMER FROM RYRR DE11.05am EASTWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL SENIOR

BAND11.30am THE CELTLL IC STEP 8-year-old Guinevere Fisher,

a student at the McDonald College Performing

Arts School and The Edge Ballet, with her teacher

Suzanne Cox.

11.35am STUDENT SHAKESPEARE READINGS11.45am THE RHYMER FROM RYRR DE11.50am MARSDEN HIGH SCHOOL BIG BAND12.25pm CHINESE & AUSTRALIAN

BAPTIST CHURCH - WEST RYRR DE12.35pm FAFF LUN DAFA MEDITATION

DEMONSTRATION AND CHINESECULTLL URAL DANCE

12.50pm THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Two dances by the Kingdom Living Kids dance group.

1.05pm THE RHYMER FROM RYRR DE1.10pm TZU CHI FOUNDATION AUSTRALIA

Performing 'Unrepayable Parental Love' to reinforce

family values and love.

1.30pm AFTER A FASFF HION PARAPP DE 1.40pm JULIAN BULL'S CRUMBY LITTLE

MAGIC SHOW A comedy with lots of props!

2.00pm THE RHYMER FROM RYRR DE2.05pm JAZZ QUARTET 3.05pm THE RHYMER FROM RYRR DE3.10pm DUNDAS SUNNY ARTISTIC GROUP

Performing three traditional Tibetan dance and

Xinjiang dance acts.

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