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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 24, 1953
Page
3
An 1983 Sunshine Council session focuses on curb measures against land speculators in undeveloped areas. Speakers urge local authority powers to regulate subdivisions and require councils to approve new plots, aiming to educate buyers to seek local guidance and ensure adequate utilities services.
A Deer Park reader defends the Hall Committee and warns against removing three representative members as urged by the ALP. He recalls past hall improvements and Coronation celebrations funded by ratepayers, urging harmony and prudent spending for residents. Sunshine CWA visits Gladwood House on July 2 with exhibitions planned for September.
The Sunshine Council agreed to support the nomination of cr. M.LA. for the post of paired hospital chief. Local officials did not specify terms or dates, but endorsed the candidate in a formal meeting.
An unfavorable report favors controlled tipping as the most satisfactory garbage method. Tips must be fenced and policed on weekends. Waste disposal considers filling an old quarry in the district with garbage and industrial refuse.
Mr J McPhee of Bray Hotel informed Sunabine Council that he would provide at no charge a 20 foot strip of land to round off the corner of Ballarat Road and Duke Street.
Sunshine Council decided that the undeveloped reserve between Ballarat Road Eamond Street and Kororok Creek at Deer Park would not be used for public purposes due to proximity to an explosives factory. After conference with the Explosives Department and the C.I. company the council will keep control of the reserve and seek cooperation to plant trees as a blast buffer.
The All Nations Youth Club Maribyrnong proposes forming a philharmonic orchestra for Bunahine municipality. Noted musician Mr. O Grobbecker supports and would lead. More musicians are required and interested players in Sonshine may join. Contact Dr. J McDonald at 5 Broomfield Ave Maribyrnong.
A woman alighting from a bus at the corner of Moama Street and South Road fell due to a pothole. The Tramways Board notified Sunshine Council on Monday requesting road attention. The city engineer said a road channel would be started soon to fix the problem.
James Francia Cleland of 128 Queenaville Street West Footscray received a 3 pound fine for having no rear light on his vehicle while travelling at night along St Albans Road near Sunahin Court on Tuesday.
Superintendent W. McLachlan reported that planting pines on undeveloped reserves would not be practicable. Time needed for planting and maintenance, two years of watering, and widespread vandalism would jeopardize tree survival.
Sunshine Council considers planting about 400 trees in Railway Estate with 250 pounds for materials and labor. Superintendent W. McLachlan says planting could occur next year if funded. He also recommends supplying 24 shrubs to South Road State School and notes shrubs for churches or schools upon request.
Mousra Hawke and Leed applied for a service station at Hod in Maidstone. Sunshine Council refused, stating the plan was mainly retail petrol and oils, not repairs, with £3,000 expected to be spent and a front garden netting planned. Dr Bunchiey questioned the refusal and urged giving them a chance.
Frank Robert Jamea aged 62 of Forreat Street was granted a real estate and business agents licence by Bunahine Court this week. The decision follows a routine assessment and allows Jamea to operate under current regulatory standards.
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