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Streaky Bay Visitor CentreT (08) 8626 7033 // F (08) 8626 1990 // E info@streakybay.sa.gov.au

Australia Day Breakfast & Ceremony

The Australia Day breakfast and awards ceremony was a success for the District with ourAustralia Day Celebrations really hitting the mark. Thank you all for your attendance and

thank you to all those who made it possible.

After an amazing breakfast, Mayor Barber welcomed our new citizens to their first AustraliaDay. A minute's silence was observed to honour those brave volunteers who have given their

l ives in battling the fires that seem to have engulfed our beautiful country. Professor Don Bursil l OAM, one of Australia's leading authorities on water quality andmanagement gave a short talk regarding his passion. His vision for what is possible for

Streaky was well received. Celebrations then turned to our own people.

The Australia Day Committee decided this year to celebrate all nominees with all being verydeserving and their nominations needed to be celebrated.

We are very, very proud of the winners so here they are:

EVENT OF THE YEAR - Dancing Stars Streaky Bay

BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - Streaky Bay Meat Service

YOUNG CITIZEN OF THE YEAR - Stephanie Reddenand

CITIZEN OF THE YEAR - Jason Habel

Streaky Bay Men's Shed Meet every Thursday 9am - 12pmOld Bowls Club, Montgomerie Terrace-----------------------Hospital AuxiliaryMonday 10 February at 2pmHospital Boardroom -----------------------Streaky Bay RSL Hall Open to the public, last Saturday of the month-----------------------Streaky Bay Golf Club Inc AGMMonday 10 February at 6.30pm Streaky Bay Golf Club All members and new member are encouraged & welcome to attend-----------------------West Coast Hawks Netball Pre-Season MeetingTuesday 18 February at 7pmStreaky Bay n Districts Community Complex -----------------------Streaky Bay Area School Acquaintance Night & AGM Thursday 20 February from 5pmWell Street -----------------------Streaky Bay Children's Centre *Welcome Night BBQ for Kindy Families Thursday 6 February at 5.30pm*AGM All Families enouraged to attendMonday 10 February at 7pmMontgomerie Tce -----------------------Streaky Bay Instep Dance Inc.Excited to confirm 2020 is ALL GO ! Enrolment Day, Monday 2 March at 3.10pm- 4.30pmSchool & Community LibraryOpen to all students that attend Kindy and aboveWe welcome previous dance families & invite newAny queries please call Leah Bubner 0419 991 360 **Hot off the Press**Please Save the Date**Streaky Bay Instep Dance Inc.2020 Concert planning to be Saturday 19 September More information to come as the 2020 season begins

Country Women's Association“Sharing and Caring with Action”Upcoming events:· Tuesday 11 Feb Meeting & catch up RSL Hall at 10.30amHelen 0409 094568Sharon 0400 622278-----------------------Probus Club MeetingThursday 20 February at 11.30amFlinders Room - Streaky Bay Hotel-----------------------Streaky Bay Scout Group Joey & Cub group sessions for 2020 commencewith Joeys - Tuesday 11 February at 5.30pmJoey n Cubs meet alternate Tuesday nights (during school terms) 5:30pm to 7pmScout Hall, Slidys BeachContact Bec Rutherford 0428 579 427 ********************Streaky Bay Scout Group AGM Wednesday 26 February at 7pm Streaky Bay Hotel - Pelican Lounge All members and new members welcome to attend-----------------------Lincoln Veterinary Centre*Coming to Streaky Bay11-12 and 18-20 February P 0429 823 100 for appointments-----------------------Streaky Bay Tourism n Business Association Inc.General Meeting Tuesday 25 February at 6pmStreaky Bay Visitor Centre -----------------------Streaky Bay Tourism n Business Association Inc."Naming of our Mascot"Wednesday 26 February at 7pm to 8.30pmStreaky Bay Community Hotel MotelRefreshments providedPlease RSVP for catering.-----------------------

Community Dates & Meetings

Community Dates & Meetings

Thank You!Dawn would like to pass on her deepappreciation and thank you to Braz and Johnowho found and ably assisted after Dawn'srecent fall. A big thank you to the Streaky BayAmbulance staff who responded. Also a bigthank you to the wonderful and dedicateddoctors, nursing staff and domestic staff at theStreaky Bay Hospital. What would we do without them all! Thank you to the visitors and for all the lovelycards received wishing for a speedy recovery. Everlasting and grateful thanks to my family,Dawn Benson

HOSPITAL AUXILARY Our next meeting is Monday February 10 at 2pm in the Hospital Boardroom. All are welcome. The Streaky Bay Bowls Club recently hosted theiryearly fundraiser for the Hospital and Elmhaven with38 players registered.A fantastic donation of $1000 was raised. A great fun night was had by all, weather wasperfect and music great. Grateful thanks to all Club members, visitors andlocals who supported the night. Big thank you to West Coast Welding fortheir sponsorship of the night.

Community NewsBOWLS FUNDRAISER Elmhaven & Hospital Fundraiser at Night OwlBowls on the 29 January with 38 players supporting thefundraising night of bowls at Streaky Bay recently. Twogames of 2 bowl triples were played with a sausagesizzle provided between games. Sponsoring the nightwas West Coast Welding. It was pleasing to see many locals support the night witha couple of visitors from Manchester England enjoyingour hospitality. We also had visitors from Mildura joiningin as well as staff from the hospital and Elmhavensupporting the event. Prizes were given out to non bowlers having touchers,bowlers putting down a bowl on the wrong bias donatinga dollar to the RFDS tin. Elmhaven and Streaky Bay Hospital Auxiliary willreceive a $1000 donation from the night. Picture of SueRumbelow President of the Streaky Bay WomensBowling Club with Chris Boylan EO & DON Streaky BayHospital and Elmhaven handing over $1000 donation. The night owls bowls has now finished for the season. Winners for the night: L to R: Chris Boylan EO & DONStreaky Bay Hospital & Elmhaven, DaveLawton, DarrylJohnson and Dora MurrayRunners Up L-R: Chris Boylan, Geoff Francis, TeinaSmith and Chris NoonanThird L-R: Chris Boylan, Dr Rob Oswald, GrahamKenny, and Lisa McEvoy NABA Novelty L-R: Renee Hunt, Chris Boylan, SueHiggins and Scott Mepham

NYE FAMILY FESTIVAL New Year’s began with a bang (a really big loudbang) thanks again to the fabulous Streaky BayFireworks Committee, another amazing fireworksdisplay. Prior to the fireworks Council held its annual FamilyFestival on Alfred Terrace foreshore with around3000 people attending. This year there were 4 FREE bouncy castles, facepainting, duck and clown trailer and 6 delicious foodstalls to keep everyone’s belly’s full. Council would like to thank everyone for continuingto support the event and look forward to anotheramazing event in 2020!

MENS SHED 2019 On the 17th of December Bruce Hien and WayneMiller were invited by the Streaky Bay Tourism &Business Association Committee to give a talk on whatwe do and what we plan to do later on. It was a very goodmeeting, with plenty of feedback and ideas for the future. The Men’s Shed ended a successful 2019 with a BBQ on the 19th December before our break overChristmas. The BBQ was attended by 12 members andtwo visitors. Lyn Finch (President of the SBTBA) andHeather Scantlebury from the Op shop. Invitations were sent to other people in businesses andthe Council. Unfortunately the BBQ fell on the same dayas the last council meeting so some could not make itover this busy time. On New Years Eve we ran a BBQ for the children’sfestival/fireworks. From a profit side of it the night was asuccess. Thanks to all that helped on the night. We mustalso thank the Council for the loan of the marquee again,and to the organisers for a job well done. On New Years Day we manned the gate at the PerlubieSports Day sharing with the Dragon Boat Club. 2020 All Men’s Sheds throughout SA have been asked if theywould like to make up some bird nesting boxes andpossum boxes for animal rescue people for the wildlifeaffected by the KI bushfires. This will be a good project tostart the year off. We now have some racks to store woodon thanks to John Wilson for making them. Thanks toKeith (Sandy) Johnson for making a sign up for openingtimes. We have been given bikes from the Op shop that we havecleaned up and sold to some people. If anyone has oldbikes they would like to give us to repair for them or to onsell then just contact us at the Men’s Shed. We are still collecting old spectacles, these can bedropped off at the Op shop.

Streaky Bay Kids - Australian Open Experience Eva Schmucker and Jack Kelsh from Streaky Bay haverecently enjoyed the trip of a lifetime at the 2020 AustralianOpen Grand Slam Tennis in Melbourne. Eva and Jack alongwith Ashton Hartwig (Cleve) and Ruby Wauchope (Whyalla)were chosen to represent Topseed Tennis SA againstTopseed Tennis VIC. The results from recent tournamentsin Whyalla and Streaky Bay were used to select the players.All players had to be 13 years and under.Top Seed Tennis Victoria is owned and run by YvonneFantin. Yvonne this year won the Newcombe medal asAustralia's Best Coach. Yvonne is viewed as TennisAustralia royalty by her fellow coaches because of hersensational coaching programs and the total communityinclusion offered by Topseed's 6 Coaches. This inclusion ofall the community is an example Tennis Australia is ecstaticwith. Tennis is now Australia's 2nd most participated sport.Shane Kelsh is a coaching colleague of Yvonne's as theyhave been coaching juniors at the Australian Open for thelast 4 years together at Melbourne Park. Shane was coachof Topseed SA Team. The two teams were to play on theclay courts at Melbourne Park on Tuesday of week one ofthe Open. Unfortunately for the kids the rain poured downand the matches were abandoned as the clay courtswere too slippery.The children then were able to walk down the tunnel of fameonto Rod Laver Arena in front of 20,000 spectators onMonday night for the Novak Djokovic match. After watchingthe world number one warm up from court side the kidsjoined their parents in Rod Laver Arena to watch both worldnumber ones play their matches Ash Barty and Novak. OnTuesday night the kids went onto Margaret Court Arena andwatched Aussie Jordan Thompson and Fabio Fonnini warmup then sat in the stands to watch the 4 hour match end in athriller.The team also went to Melbourne and Collingwood AFLtrainings at Gotch's paddock which was a great experience.It was particularly good at Melbourne as the team watchedlocal Eyre Peninsula lads Kaide Chandler (Penong) andHarry Petty (Wudinna) training at full pace. Unfortunately forKaide he broke a bone in his arm during training afterlanding awkwardly.Yvonne and Shane have committed to making the matchesan annual event at the Australian Open and in Adelaide onthe Clay at Memorial Drive. This is a great opportunity forEyre Peninsula kids to play high standard tennis on asurface they don't normally get to play on.

Community News

STREAKY BAY TOURIST PROMOTIONS A Taste of Streaky Bay – Long Table Lunch on the Bay – SOLD OUT! The Streaky Bay Tourism & Business Association will once again partner with the National Wine Centre of Australia tocreate a unique dining experience – A Taste of Streaky Bay – Long Table Lunch on the Bay – at midday on Sunday 29thMarch 2020. Last year’s inaugural event was so successful at showcasing the Eyre Peninsula’s produce that it has been included asan event on Tasting Australia’s calendar. This elevates Streaky Bay to the national stage, not only promoting localproducers but our spectacular scenery and experiences. The success of last years event also seems to have donewonders for ticket sales with all tickets for this year’s event sold in record time. Once again, delicious produce will be provided by a number of local businesses, such as, Streaky BayMarine Products & Eyrewoolf Enterprises - seafood, Maidment Meat Service - meat and honey from Haystacks Honey.Further afield we are being supported by Salty Eyre with salt & spices and Boston Bean Coffee Company with a deliciouscoffee cocktail to complement dessert. The food menu will be designed by the exceptionally capable National Wine Centre’s award-winning head chef StevenClark. A great meal deserves fabulously matched wines and once again, the National Wine Centre will be brought to thefore with sommelier James Boden selecting magnificent wines to accompany each course. During the event, businesses will have the opportunity to talk about their product as its being tasted, adding immensely tothe whole “foodie” experience for those lucky enough to have purchased a ticket. This event is also extremely beneficial from a tourism point of view, especially this year, as it coincides with the weekendof the annual Streaky Bay Races. What a wonderful way to experience the vibrancy of Streaky Bay; attending the raceson Saturday and then the Long Lunch on Sunday!

Community News

INDOOR BOWLS There were visitors to play in the drawn teamevents and there were those happy to sit and enjoythe friendly companionship in the clubhouse. Pat, a visitor from Darwin had a great afternoonon 8 January, first winning the lucky number prize andthen finishing the day as a member of the winningteam skippered by Julie. To prove the win was nofluke Pat backed up the following week to skipper theafternoon's winning team. On 22 January a thriller last game played on mat 2 when teams with 2 wins each were opposed. On the6th end Kaye's team comprising Gay, Don and Noelgained the upper hand with a score of 7 shots and soclaimed the overall prize. The last games for January brought a count backnecessary to decide the winner which went to Connie,Don and Roger on 34 points from Shirley's team on26. Club members Pauline Dale, Connie Robinson andBill Trevena celebrated birthdays with a pavlova onJanuary 22nd and cream sponge on the 29th. Indoor bowls activities continues for the youngand the young-at-heart every Wednesday afternoon inthe old clubhouse situated in the Streaky Bay SportsComplex grounds. Image: Left - Connie Robertson and Pauline Dale

Right - Bill Trevena who turned 95.

Community News

PROBUS Happy New Year and welcome to 2020! Our final get together for 2019 was a Christmascelebration held on December 12 at the Streaky BayHotel. It was well attended with 38 present. Although Santadidn’t appear there was lots of festive attire. We started the day with a jingling of bells to get us allin the Christmas mood. This was followed byChristmas carols which everyone joined in on, whilewaiting for our delicious main meal of traditional roast,or fish to be served members also enjoyed a freedrink from the club. Then we were visited by the fab 4, Zita, Colleen,Sandie and Shirley who did a skit/song ‘Click goesthe Years’. This was funny and well received by all.Next Zita and Sandie played guess that song, whichwas challenging, but enjoyable, thanks to the girls. Sweets of Christmas pudding and pancetta were thenserved. We finished off the day with ‘We Wish you aMerry Christmas’ and Zita handed out some lovelyChristmas cake. It was a lovely day.

ELMHAVEN AND HOSPITAL Community BBQ Lunch at ElmhavenWednesday, 12th February at middayCost $10, All welcomeRSVP Ph: 8626 1490 (by Friday 7th Feb) Cards: Tuesdays 1:30pmBingo: Wednesdays 1:30pmHappy Hour: Fridays 4pm Volunteers always neededPh: 0428 265 055 Julie Cash Activity Coordinator

PUBLIC CONSULTATION

ROAD NAMING REVIEW 

The District Council of Streaky Bay recently endorsed a district wide road naming review. Council initially soughtfeedback on current road names and a number of responses were received.

 Council at the December 2019 meeting of Council resolved to take out to Public Consultation existing road names

and proposed changes. 

Council has in place a Road and Place Naming Policy DCSB-I-14.03 any proposed amendments or new nameswill be considered in accordance with this Policy.

 Public Consultation commenced Monday January 6 and closes Friday 14 February, 2020.

 To provide feedback please visit Council’s website www.streakybay.sa.gov.au for details,

or visit Council’s Main Office29 Alfred Terrace, Streaky Bay and Visitor Centre 21 Bay Road, Streaky Bay.

 If you have any further questions regarding the concept please do not hesitate to contact Penny Williams,

Community & Economic Development on (08) 86267033 or 0459 861 879.  

Karina EwerChief Executive Officer

Cool weather not a dampener on   The Streaky Bay Tourism and Business Association hosted the Family Fish Day on Sunday 5th January. Theevent had been scheduled for Saturday 4th however inclement weather resulted in changing to Sunday 5thJanuary.  The cool Sunday morning didn’t deter the 134 children that registered. Over 200 people were inattendance with participants coming from as far away as Slovakia, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.  Allcommented on the positive sense of community spirit in Streaky Bay and what a great family event toparticipate in. The fishing competition was ‘Catch and Release’ and only a couple of Anglers were seen kissing their fishgoodbye in Rex Hunt fashion.  The range of species caught on the day was a good indication on the healthof the seafood in the bay. Crabs, Tommy Ruffs, Trumpeters, Rock Cod and Whiting being the mostcommonly caught. Everyone was a winner!Largest Catch of the Day - Angler 10 - Conner Habel hooking a 460g Strong Fish and winning $100 for hisefforts. Other PrizesBiggest Catch Runner Up - Angler 34 - 450g Rock Cod - $50Largest Caught of a Species - Went to 18 Anglers, taking home $10 each.Catching 3 different Species - Anglers 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14,16, 25, 26, 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, 47, 48, 49,50, 85,86,99,100,102,104, 107, 115, 122, 123 & 126 $5 each.Unluckiest Angler on the Day - Angler 74 - The Phillips family from Taylors Hill Victoria, didn’t catchanything all day, but went home smiling with a rod and reel kindly donated by Donald and Janet Williams.On-the-spot Prizes - 14 Tackle boxes were awarded randomly, much to the delight of the younger anglers.No Angler went home empty handed, all receiving a goodie bag filled with fishing paraphernalia. There was a raffle for a $50 Gift Voucher for food and beverage kindly donated by the Streaky Bay Hoteland Motel.  Frequent visitor to Streaky Bay, Tyson Grimm (Adelaide resident - Under 13 years), won theprize and was thrilled to be able to shout his family dinner that night. Tyson and his family participated inthe event last year and enjoyed it so much they came back ! The Sausage Sizzle was a big hit and fueled the hungry competitors. The sponsors were: Killas, Streaky Bay Hotel Motel, Shimano, SA Fishing, Neptune Tackle and the WilliamsFamily. President of the Streaky Bay Tourism and Business Association stated: “This is a long standing event thatencourages participation and highlights the social prosperity within our community.  For the participatingvisitors, they have such a good time that they become our ambassadors, promote the competition andStreaky Bay as a great place to visit.   Thanks has to go to our Committee and local members of the Streaky Bay community that helped out onthe day.  Special thanks to the event Project Manager, Nigel Brace. Nigel spent months talking to suppliersto arrange the goodie bags content. He managed all the logistics, provided the bait and even cooked theBBQ.  Nigel’s efforts, together with the generosity of our Sponsors,  made the event cost neutral for ourAssociation, which is greatly appreciated.  This enables us to keep this as a FREE community event.”  Family Fish Day will be back on again next year and is planned for Saturday 9 January 2021, weatherpermitting! Streaky Bay Tourism & Business AssociationPO Box 209 Streaky Bay SA 5680e: tourism@streakybay.com.auw: www.streakybay.com.au

Family Fish Day!

EXTRA LEVEL OF PROTECTION IN PLACE FOR ENDANGERED SEA LIONS

The Australian sea lion is one of the rarest seal species in the world, with the entire population estimated at lessthan 14,000 individuals, and declining on average around four percent per season across their range. Due to theirvulnerability to disturbance, colonies are largely restricted to remote, offshore islands, many of which are situatedoff the coast of the Eyre Peninsula. South Australia is well and truly the stronghold for this species, with 85% ofthe total population found in our waters. Jones Island (Baird Bay Islands) Conservation Park at the mouth of Baird Bay has recently been declared aprohibited area, in order to restrict disturbance to the breeding cycle of the Australian sea lion colony. It is nowillegal to land a boat on, or to embark on the island by foot. The main reason for this is that the area that isaccessible to boats and people, is also the same area the sea lions give birth to and raise their pups that whennewborn cannot yet even swim. In recent years increased visitor numbers, combined with far reaching social media, has resulted in substantialpressure on the Jones Island colony. From a National Parks and Wildlife Service perspective at the end ofthe day it’s about appreciation and respect for our unique wildlife and beautiful natural areas. There is no betterway to gain an appreciation of our amazing environment than to immerse yourself in it. However, do so in arespectful way that doesn’t harm others that are just doing their thing. When out for a spot of recreational boating people need to be mindful of the Marine Mammal Regulations. Theregulations are in place to protect animals from disturbance and humans from being harmed by defensiveanimals. To help Australian sea lion populations to recover we ask that you admire them from a distance and donot approach the animals; · Vessels must not anchor within 150m of a sea lion· Vessel must not approach within 50m of a sea lion· If a sea lion appears to be sick, stranded or disturbed, vessels must maintain a distance of 150m· Swimmers must not approach closer than 30m of a sea lion. If you want to experience an up close and personal encounter with Australian sea lions, there are accredited touroperators across the Eyre Peninsula who are permitted to take people to swim with the sea lions. For further information regarding Marine Mammal Regulations contact the Streaky Bay National Parks and WildlifeService office 8626 1108.

Council Office29 Alfred Tce Streaky Bay SA 5680PO Box 179P 08 8626 1001F 08 8626 1196E dcstreaky@streakybay.sa.gov.auwww.streakybay.sa.gov.auOpen Monday to Friday 9:00-5:00pmClosed Public Holidays Visitor Centre21 Bay Road Streaky Bay SA 5680P 08 8626 7033F 08 8626 1990E info@streakybay.sa.gov.auOpen Monday to Friday 9:00-5:00pmClosed Public Holidays Tourist Information/ Internet Access /Centrelink Agent / Medicare Agent /Conference Room Hire / Free WIFI /Administrative Services / SA NationalPark Passes / Moores Boat RampPermits

Permits are required to launch/retrieveyour vessel from the Moores BoatRamp. Daily, Weekly & Monthly permits areavailable from:Killas Streaky Bay - 48 Wells StVisitor Centre - 21 Bay RdCouncil Office - 29 Alfred Tce Annual permits available from:Visitor Centre - 21 Bay RdCouncil Office - 29 Alfred Tce Permits MUST be clearly displayed onthe dashboard of the towing vehicle. A penalty of $100.00 applies forlaunching/retrieving without a permit. Recreational boat ramp fees 2019/20Annual Permit $60Monthly Permit $30Weekly Permit $15Daily Permit $5

Community Library109 Wells St Streaky Bay P: 8626 1492

Waste ManagementMoores Boat Ramp

Council Information

Streaky Bay Waste Transfer StationOpening Times:Monday 9:00-10:30amTuesday 9:00-10:30am / 3:30-4:30pmWednesday CLOSEDThursday 9:00-10:30amFriday 9:00-10:30am / 3:30-4:30pmSaturday 9:00-10:30amSunday 3:30-5:00pmClosed: Good Friday, Christmas Day,New Years Day & Catastrophic Fire BanDays Cungena Landfill Site Opening Times:Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 12:30-1:30pmSunday 11:30am-1:30pmClosed: Good Friday, Christmas Day,New Years Day & all Fire Ban Days Residential Kerbside Collection -Council provides collection of householdwaste from a 140 litre wheelie binCollection Days:Streaky Bay & Surrounds - Wednesday amPerlubie, Eba Anchorage, Haslam & Wirrulla - Tuesday amFishermans Paradise, Yanerbie, ScealeBay, Baird Bay & Poochera - Thursday am For all enquiries regarding missedrubbish collection etc, please direct yourenquiry to the Waste ManagementContractor - EP RecyclingGlen - 0428 885 114Kerri - 0429 230 030Office - 8680 5114 For more details please visit the Councilwebsite www.streakybay.sa.gov.au

School Holiday TimesMonday 9:00-12:00 / 1:00-4:00Tuesday 12:00-6:30Wednesday 9:00-12:00 / 1:00-4:00Thursday 4:00-6:30Friday 12:00-4:00

Council Office

School Term TimesMonday 8:30-4:00Tuesday 8:30-6:00Wednesday 8:30-4:00Thursday 8:30-6:30Friday 8:30-4:00

Closed Public Holidays, Free Public Internet & Wi-Fi

Recycling of Bottles and Cans

Monday & Tuesday 9.00am-1.00pmWednesday - CLOSED

Thursday, Friday & Saturday 9.00am-1.00pmSunday - CLOSED

CLOSED Public holidays & Catastrophic Fire Ban DaysReduced hours of 9am -10.30am for the CDL only

if the weather is forecast to be over 38.

OUR FUTUREOUR DIRECTIONJoin us in discussion to delve deeper into…

What does liveability look like for you?

What are the key issues for you and your community?

What are your visions for our community?

What do you see Council ’s role will be to assist you see those

visions and address your issues?

 

Please attend one of our community workshops and help

Council to review our strategic plan . 

 

Council under the Local Government Act 1999 is required to

review its Strategic Plan within 18 months of a Council Election .

Council is holding a number of workshops across the district ;

*Haslam, Eba Anchorage, Perlubie3 March 2020 , 12 .30pm to 2 .30pm – Haslam Hall

*Wirrulla, Poochera3 March 2020 , 5 .30pm to 7 .30pm – Wirrulla Sporting Complex

*Streaky Bay, Sceale Bay, Piednippie4 March 2020 , 9 .00am to 11 .00am - Streaky Bay Supper Room

If you are unable to attend a workshop , however wish to be involved with the process

contact Council ’s Chief Executive Officer , Karina Ewer on 08 86261001

to discuss the matter further .

District Council of Streaky BayStrategic Plan

Do you worry about what your area will

look l ike for your great grandchildren?