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Pen2Paper is an official publication from the City of PAE
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Vol 24 Issue 3 : 2 Aug • Active for Spring -
September/October/November 2019
Disclaimer Whilst every effort is made to report
community information fairly and accurately, the City of
PAE accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions
which may occur.The views of the contributors are not
necessarily shared by the City of PAE.
“The City of PAE acknowledges and pays respect to the traditional custodians of the land on which we stand, the
Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains and pays respect to Elders past, present and emerging.We recognise and
respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationships with the land.We acknowledge that they are of continuing
importance to the Kaurna people living today”
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Photography: City of PAE staff.
Front Cover: Skye from Nene Tereza Albanian
Dance Group who performed at Food@5085
MAYOR’S MESSAGE
Welcome to the latest winter news from
PAE. It may be cold outside, but we have
many things to get you out and about.
We have recently released our Annual
Business Plan and Budget for 2019-2020,
and we met many of you from our local
community in April to get your feedback.
The new Annual Business Plan is a
forward-looking plan, focussed on
maintaining and renewing assets we
already have, whilst delivering a diverse
range of services and programs for you in
our community.
2019-2020 is a time for consolidation with
a back-to-basics focus on how we use
our operating funds on your health and
wellbeing, safety needs, sustainable waste
management and recycling, open space
access, arts and cultural activities, local
businesses and more.
We received some great comments and
I want to thank our community members
and groups that took the time to consider
what has been proposed.
It has been a busy time here in PAE, and
in the lead up to the Federal election,
we were also looking at the strategic
importance that PAE holds within the
State and national economy.
We highlighted some of our key strategic
projects and partnership opportunities
to the Federal Government to help us
deliver successful outcomes in the future.
We also have many major projects
currently on the go, including our ongoing
stormwater capital works program that
has been occurring over the past 20
years. Most of it is hidden out of sight, but
having a sound stormwater infrastructure
in place offers peace of mind in knowing
that your home has some protection
against flooding.
August is SALA month, and we have
a variety of exhibitions and events in
different venues across PAE. With our
culturally rich and diverse community, we
are an important and vibrant arts hub, and
home to a significant number of artists,
galleries, studios, museums and cultural
organisations.
So look out for the SALA Guide, rug up
and get out to see what’s on in PAE this
winter.
Mayor Claire Boan
COUNCIL MEETINGWRAP UP HIGHLIGHTS
February 2019
• Reviewed proposal for management
of the Lights Community and Sports
Centre
• Reports on environment including
single use plastics and a target for City
greening
• Discussion on lease arrangements for
Port Adelaide Football Club
March 2019
• Deputation about the request to
build additional female friendly change
rooms at Port Adelaide District
Hockey Club
• Deputation to ask Council to set up
and support a Men’s Shed in the Port
Adelaide area
• Confirmed LJ Lewis and Edward
Smith reserves master plans ready for
consultation
April 2019
• Discussion on amendments to the
Development Plan and Council land in
Cowan Street
• Consideration of petition about the
local area traffic plan
• Debate about removal of Chinese Elms
in Oakden
• Review of Rate Rebates, Remissions
and Hardship Policy
Ward Councillors
The City of PAE comprises a Mayor and
17 Councillors, located around seven
wards. These are your representatives, so
if you have any concerns you would like to
discuss with them please contact an Elected
Member in your Ward.
Mayor
Claire Boan • 8405 6773
Northfield Ward
Cr Mark Basham JP • 0418 809 364
Cr Hannah Evans JP • 0433 385 002
Cr Matt Osborn • 0402 760 028
Klemzig Ward
Cr Tony Barca • 0418 891 321
Cr Paul Russell • 0407 500 881
Enfield Ward
Cr Michael Iammarrone JP • 0421 329 153
Cr Carol Martin OAM JP • 0417 828 195
Cr Barbara Clayton • 0411 816 800
Parks Ward
Cr John Croci JP • 0481 091 022
Cr Kim Dinh • 0410 729 255
Cr Kat Mitchell • 0430 275 922
Port Adelaide Ward
Cr Steve Vines • 0413 975 064
Cr Joost den Hartog • 0416 845 204
Semaphore Ward
Cr David Wilkins • 0444 501 539
Cr Helen Wright • 0439 485 737
Outer Harbor Ward
Cr Peter Jamieson • 0417 781 516
Cr Vanessa Tulloch • 0427 480 790