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INVITATIONS TO COMMENT Proposed change to the Territory Plan Residential Zones Supplies of Influenza Vaccine for the Private Market
Development Code and Lease Variation General Code Supplies of seasonal influenza (flu) vaccine are now available on private
Hawker Group Centre – Proposed Improvements and The ACT Planning and Land Authority has released draft variation 303 to the prescription from community pharmacies for people not eligible for free flu
Land Release – Information Session Today Territory Plan that aims to incorporate leading practice solar access provisions vaccine. While it is important that everyone consider protecting themselves
into residential housing development codes. against the flu, it is especially recommended for people who are most at risk of
As part of proposals for the potential release of Blocks 8 and 10 Section 34 catching the flu virus and passing it onto the more vulnerable members of our
Hawker, the Land Development Agency (LDA) has been consulting businesses The draft variation seeks to tighten up the rules on overshadowing, ensuring
community. This includes health care workers, child care workers and those who
located in the Hawker Centre and the broader community regarding options for neighbouring blocks get sunlight when it is most needed during winter.
have contact with young children, including parents.
improving and upgrading the centre. The proposed change also includes new rules for secondary residences,
sometimes referred to as “granny flats” that will provide greater opportunities for The 2010 seasonal flu vaccine provides protection against three strains of flu,  the
Shoppers and other interested people are invited to comment on the options for pandemic H1N1 strain (swine flu), an H3N2 and a B strain. 
the Hawker Centre at an information session. small additional dwellings. 

The period for comments on the draft variation closes on 23 August 2010. The following people are eligible for free flu seasonal vaccine
When: Today from 10:30am to 1:30pm
Where: Hawker Centre near the children’s playground at the rear of the TAB. If For more information and a copy of the variation visit • Everyone aged 65 years and over
inclement weather the session will be held at the Christ Church in Hawker Place. www.actpla.act.gov.au/territoryplan • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 15 years and over
Interested members of the public are invited to drop-in anytime between the above • Pregnant women, and
hours to view the materials on display and to provide feedback to the LDA staff.
NOTICES • Anyone with an underlying medical condition making them more likely to
become very ill with the flu, or suffer severe complications.
Plans of the proposals for the centre, including a video artist’s impression will
be on display at the information session. Some of these details will be made
‘Fix My Street’ Where to get your flu vaccine
available on the LDA website www.lda.act.gov.au following the information
session. The period for comment closes Monday 12 July 2010. Canberrans can now report neighbourhood issues such as cracked footpaths, People eligible for free vaccine - Direct from your GP or a Community Health
potholes, graffiti and grass mowing any time of the day to the ACT Government immunisation clinic. To make an appointment at a clinic phone the Community
using a newly refreshed online service called Fix My Street. Health Intake line on 6207 9977. Your GP may charge a consultation fee.
Call for Community Comment on Applications for
Registration of Non-government Schools at Additional Fix My Street can be accessed through www.act.gov.au and People not eligible for free vaccine - On GP private prescription from your
Educational Levels. www.canberraconnect.act.gov.au. community pharmacy. 

In accordance with the Education Act 2004, the ACT Department of Education To report a problem, Canberrans need to simply fill out a form, give a brief Workplace - Some employers provide free seasonal flu vaccine to staff.
and Training is seeking written comment from people who are interested in description of the problem and the location and click the send button. Users can
Health Care Interpreters phone 6205 3333
the proposed registration of the following non-government schools that have identify the location via a clickable map and upload photos to accompany their
received in-principle approval to expand to additional educational levels: report. Translating and Interpreting Service phone 131 450
Brindabella Christian College,  136 Brigalow Street Lyneham – is currently By registering for an account, users can also login to see the response from the Dr Eddie O’Brien
registered for kindergarten to year 10 and has applied for registration for years Government and the progress on their request. Acting Chief Health Officer
11 and 12. For more information contact Canberra Connect on 13 22 81. 26 June 2010
Islamic School of Canberra,  22 Heysen Street Weston – is currently registered
for kindergarten to year 6 and has applied for registration for years 7 and 8.
New Fees
Copies of the applications will be available for inspection by members of the TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES
public during normal business hours on prior notice of at least one business day. Territory and Municipal Services (TAMS) wish to advise the community that from
The applications are kept within the Non-government Education Section of the 1 July 2010, new fees will be introduced covering areas such as ACTION bus fares,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 4 of the Roads and Public Places
Department of Education and Training. parking fees, vehicle registration, taxi fares, waste and recycling.
Act 1937, of the intention to close the following roads in the ACT.
For detailed information on these and other TAMS fee increases please visit
Phone: (02) 6205 9400
Address: 220 Northbourne Ave BRADDON ACT 2612 www.tams.act.gov.au or contact Canberra Connect on 13 22 81. HARRISON
Email: [email protected] WIMMERA STREET: Will be closed between Nullarbor Avenue and Mapleton
All enquiries and written comments should be addressed to the Manager, Non- ACT Natural Resource Management Council Avenue.
government Education Section. Expressions of Interest TIME: From 6.00 am to 5.00 pm on Saturday 3 July 2010
Mail: GPO Box 158 CANBERRA ACT 2601 New Members REASON: Stormwater works.
Email: [email protected] The Council is a non-statutory skills-based body of six members appointed by the
Fax: 02 6205 9453 ACT Government to make recommendations and manage strategic investments FYSHWICK
that maintain, protect and enhance natural resources in the ACT. The Council also MONARO HIGHWAY (NORTHBOUND AND SOUTHBOUND DIRECTIONS):
Witten comments received will be considered in the registration process.
provides leadership and guidance in integrated natural resource management in Will be closed between Newcastle Street and Canberra Avenue.
Comments close: 30 August 2010. the ACT.
TIME: From 7.30 am and 4.00 pm on Saturday 26 June 2010.
Expressions of interest are sought to fill two vacancies: an Aboriginal member
REASON: Replacement of damaged crash barrier.
and a member with expertise in primary production.
Strategic Review of Sport and Recreation Facilities
around Lake Burley Griffin Aboriginal council member YARRALUMLA
Do you walk, run, cycle, picnic or fish around Lake Burley Griffin? Applicants applying for this position should posses:
VERGE: Alexandrina Drive (south eastern side) adjacent to the ASC Rowing
• a demonstrated knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Australia office.
CB Richard Ellis, on behalf of ACT Rowing and TAMS, are undertaking a strategic Islander peoples’ and societies and cultures and an understanding of the issues
review of sport and recreation facilities around Lake Burley Griffin. We would like affecting these people in contemporary Australian society; and TIME: From 7.00 am on Saturday 3 July to 5.00 pm on Friday 17 December 2010.
to know: REASON: Building construction.
• experience of or an understanding of ways that Aboriginal people can be
• What kind of facilities do you use? engaged in natural resource management.
• Do they meet your requirements? CITY
• How could they be improved? Primary production council member
Applicants applying for this position should possess: ALINGA STREET: Between Marcus Clarke Street and Moore Street / West Row.
Send your comments by COB on Friday July 23 2010 to CB Richard Ellis,
GPO Box 1987, City 2601 or to [email protected].  • a demonstrated knowledge and understanding ACT region primary production; TIME: From 7.00 pm to 6.00 am periodically between Monday 5 July and
and Saturday 25 September 2010.
• experience or an understanding of ways in which the ACT primary producer REASON: Overhead bridge maintenance works
Review of Police Criminal Investigative Powers community can be engaged in natural resource management.
On 14 May 2010, ACT Attorney General, Simon Corbell released the Review of Police Applicants for both positions should have an experience of or an understanding
BRUCE / KALEEN / O’CONNOR
Criminal Investigative Powers Discussion Paper for community consultation. The of natural resource management practices and their application in Australian GUNGAHLIN DRIVE (NORTHBOUND AND SOUTHBOUND DIRECTION):
Paper proposes the modernisation of police powers and advocates the possible land management. Will be closed at the intersection with Ginninderra Drive. (Please note traffic in
consolidation of general police powers into a single piece of legislation.
Council members are appointed by the Minister for the Environment, Climate both directions will be detoured via the off / on ramps at Ginninderra Drive to
The Paper also explores the manner in which safeguards and protections for Change and Water for a three year term. Members receive a per diem sitting reconnect with Gungahlin Drive)
criminal suspects and people in police custody are framed and the thresholds fee. The Council meets every two months and additional meetings are held as TIME: From 8.00 pm to 6.00 am (nightly) Monday to Saturday between Monday
at which police officers are able to exercise powers such as stop, search and required. 5 July and Saturday 10 July and Monday 12 July and Saturday 17 July 2010.
arrest.  The Paper also advocates the repatriation of important protections
and safeguards for people arrested by police which are currently found in the Written Expressions of Interest no longer than two pages, should be submitted REASON: Bridgeworks.
Commonwealth Crimes Act 1914. to Mr John Feint, Executive Officer, ACT NRM Council, GPO Box 158, Canberra,
ACT or to [email protected] BRADDON
The community is welcome to make submissions to the review and can access
the Paper on the Department of Justice and Community Safety website: For further information please contact John Feint, 6207 5584 or 0417 286 943. FOOTPATH: 20 – 26 Lonsdale Street (eastern side) Elouera Street (northern side)
www.justice.act.gov.au between Lonsdale Street and Torrens Street.
Expressions of interest close on Friday 9 July 2010.
Deadline for submissions extended to 16 July 2010. TIME: From 7.00 am on Monday 5 July 2010 to 5.00 pm on Tuesday 5 July 2011.
REASON: Building construction.
Assistance for Children with a Hearing or Vision
Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Survey Impairment Barriers, warning and diversion signs to be erected on all sites.

The ACT Government is inviting Canberrans to have their say on accessible taxi Do you have a child who is not yet of school age and who has a vision or hearing Any person wishing to comment on this notice may contact Colin Evans on (02)
services. This feedback will be used to improve service levels and regulation. impairment? Specialist teachers employed by the ACT Department of Education 6207 6821.
Canberrans can complete the survey online at the TAMS website. Topics covered and Training support children with a sensory impairment and their families.
in the survey include waiting times, vehicle maintenance, accuracy of fares and Robyn Hawkins
driver booking systems. This support contributes to the children’s readiness for more formal schooling. If Delegated Officer
your child is not already receiving support from the Hearing or Vision Inclusion Roads ACT
Feedback closes on Friday 2 July 2010. To find out more, teachers please contact the Disability Education Section of the ACT Department Locked Bag 2000
visit www.tams.act.gov.au.  of Education and Training on 6205 6925. Civic Square ACT 2608
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