We are inviting all candidates of the Miller and Mount Ommaney electorates to submit a written message to our residents allowing us to understand your position on a number of topic areas of interest to our group.
We asked all candidates to prepare a response of up to 400 words covering the following topics:
Hello to the people of Walter Taylor South Action Group.
My name is Edward Carroll and I am running as a candidate in the upcoming state election for the seat of Miller. I will be an independent candidate for the ballot, but I do belong to the Australian Progressives, where I sit on the National Executive and lead the state branch as Interim President. I have lived in the Western Corridor in Oxley, Darra and Richlands since I was 15, and lived in Sydney before then. I finished my schooling at Corinda State High, and have always been closely connected to the area.
Am deeply concerned, having found this development proposal posted by a local community member on the Chelmer-Graceville Community Facebook site.
Submit your question for the community BCC Tennyson Ward candidate in advance or come along to the community meeting and ask your question in person.
Ensure you are registered for the website and then click the comment link below.
Corinda Bowls Club
58 Hall Ave
Corinda QLD 4075
Australia
The Walter Taylor South Action Group are conducting a community meeting so you can meet and ask questions of your local Brisbane City Council Tennyson ward candidates for the upcoming election.
Hear candidate views on the future of our local community
Let those who seek election understand your views
We are inviting all residents and invited local community groups the opportunity to ask questions of all candidates. After a welcome and introduction, the meeting will provide time for:
PROTECT CHARACTER HOUSES
Have you seen signage at St Aidan’s for a “Proposed Development” to facilitate refurbishment. This application is for a “CHANGE IN MATERIAL USE” from residential zoning.
Are you concerned about potential future demolition of the Character house and the spread of St Aidans footprint – your opportunity to object before Tuesday 18th February ia email: infrastructuredesignation@dsdmip.qld.gov.au
Although there is a 'give way' sign and a broken line across the street on Clewley, requiring drivers to stop as they are going either east or west, I would like to garner support for broken lines on Clara as well, requiring drivers to stop as they are heading north and south. The problem with the current situation is that, when there are parked cars on both sides of Clara close to the intersection, it is impossible for drivers on Clewley to see oncoming cars on Clara. I had an accident there several years ago, but there are frequent accidents.
The Walter Taylor South Action Group Inc. Annual General Meeting is to be held 10:00am on Saturday 19th October at cafe Arte and Gusto 5/409 Honour Ave, Graceville.
In the last 2 weeks residents would have started receiving letters from Visionstream regarding the upcoming NBN rollout in our area from July-November 2018.
The NBN rollout uses different types of technology for different areas, and each of these technologies has differing performance and futureproof capabilities.
Unfortunately for our areas, NBN has decided that the troublesome HFC technology is to be used for our suburbs. Please let your neighbours know about this impending change that will impact both your phone and internet services.