Last year a suggestion was put to
Council that it should consider creating
some sort of memorial to one of the
most generous-spirited people we’ve
known in recent years, the late
Arthur Musolino.
Although Arthur’s good works touched
many across the City of Port Adelaide
Enfield, he was best known in Klemzig
and it is here that a memorial garden in
his honor was opened in
March this year.
It’s a most appropriate memorial
because, among many other things,
Arthur was a passionate gardener,
president of the Enfield Horticultural
Society for 10 years and Chief Steward at
their two annual shows. He also ran the
Society’s very important plant sales stall,
with many of the plants those he had
grown at home.
It also makes a most attractive addition
to the rebuilt Klemzig Recreation
Ground, which was opened at the
same time – marking the end of a four
year process that has seen most of the
reserve replaced with new buildings,
infrastructure and landscaping.
The new community hall provides
excellent access, commercial kitchen
facilities and access to oval and walking
facilities around the reserve. The end
result is a showpiece that includes top-
level oval facilities, floodlighting
and carparking.
There are now excellent landscaped
passive park facilities that include
barbeques, seating and shelters, personal
exercise equipment and walking paths,
open community tennis courts and
playgrounds featuring natural
play elements.
The plan also had to take into account
stormwater requirements, including an
underground drainage system for the
oval and a new oval-wide
irrigation system.
This has been a major investment by
Council but it has resulted in Klemzig
Recreation Ground becoming one of
Adelaide’s great community parks.
Ward Councillors
Port Adelaide Enfield Council
comprises a Mayor and 17 Councillors,
distributed around seven wards that
take in the whole of the City. These
are your representatives, your voice in
Council on matters that concern you
in your area, and they are the people
who make the policy decisions that
guide the Council’s administration in its
daily work. If you have any concerns
that should be brought to the attention
of Council, please contact one of the
Elected Members in your ward.
Mayor
Gary Johanson
• Tel: 8405 6965
Northfield Ward
Cr Mark Basham JP
• Mob: 0418 809 364
Cr Anne-Marie Hubycz
• Mob: 0421 173 339
Cr Kevin McCarthy
• Mob: 0419 842 757
Klemzig Ward
Cr Tony Barca
• Mob: 0418 891 321
Email:
Cr Jenny Bradbrook
• Mob: 0414 979 434
Enfield Ward
Cr Michael Iammarrone JP
Mob: 0421 329 153
Cr Carol Martin JP
• Tel: 8359 4369
Email:
Cr Peter McKay JP
• Tel: 8262 3387
Parks Ward
Cr Claire Boan •
Mob: 0408 730 309
Cr Tung Ngo
• Tel: 8269 7407
Cr Guy Wilcock
• Mob: 0430 199 246
Port Adelaide Ward
Cr Ray Guscott
•
Tel: 8449 5618
Email:
• Second position vacant until Nov 14
Semaphore Ward
Cr Aaron Ware •
Mob: 0422 906 694
Cr Helen Wright
• Mob: 0439 485 737
Outer Harbor Ward
Cr Peter Jamieson
• Tel: 8248 3133
Cr Bruce Johansen JP
• Mob: 0417 815 792
Mayor’s Message
© City of Port Adelaide Enfield;
Journalist: Nigel Hopkins;
Photography: Council Staff
Front cover:
Page 6 - Where did
you stick your sticker?
Key Decisions 2014
January Meeting
• Amendments to due date for
Council’s grant programs. General
and Major event sponsorships are
due 31 March, and Community and
Cultural Development applications
are due 30 May
• Support to be provided to Adelaide
Model Railway exhibition on 7,8, 9
June 2014
• Consultation begins regarding the
velodrome at Hanson Reserve
• Selection of dates for workshops and
meetings to facilitate the
Annual Business Plan
February Meeting
• Appointment of Mayor Gary
Johanson and Councillors Johansen,
Jamieson Wright, Boan, Guscott
and Basham to the Port Adelaide
Enfield Community and Cultural
Development Grants Program
Selection Panel for the 2014/2015
• Annual review of Council policies
including Prudential Management,
Bad Debts and Street Naming,
Privacy and Public Consultation
• The allocation of street names
in Lightsview, including Jeffcott
Avenue, Olivia Court, Lightsview
Avenue and Rains Street
• Approval for the use of the Town
Hall for a cabaret performance
during the Cabaret Fringe Festival
Mayor Gary Johanson
