2002 Records
DECEMBER 2002
Issue of the Beaumaris Conservation Society Inc. Bulletin
Water Conservation Expo, 14-15 December 2002 (entry free), at Beaumaris Community Centre, Reserve Road, promoted by Bayside City Council
Click here to see the submission Bayside City Council made to the Senate Committee “Urban Water Inquiry”, whose report has just been tabled in the Senate
NOVEMBER 2002
The Minister gave consent under the Coastal Management Act to the Ricketts Point “Tea-house” proposal in November, except that she did not assent to the balcony.
A petition of over 970 signatures to be sent to Bayside City Council, to help save Beaumaris Concourse Green Open Space from becoming mostly car park
OCTOBER 2002
Objection to Extension of Ricketts Point Teahouse by Port Phillip Conservation Council Inc., of which BCS Inc. is a Member Organization
Minutes of the 50th Annual General Meeting of the Beaumaris Conservation Society, in 2002
SEPTEMBER 2002
Bayside Planning Application 2002/7888, 25 September 2002, Royal Melbourne Golf Club: Removal of Trees, Reserve Road [Objectors should respond by 9/10/2002]
Bayside Planning Application 2002/1719, 19 September 2002, Renato Poci: Extension of Restaurant (Ricketts Point “Teahouse”) [Objectors should respond by 03/10/2002]
Bayside Council calls Public Meeting at Ricketts Point Teahouse, on Tuesday 10th September 2002, at 6 p.m., to view plans for a proposed second storey extension
Submission to Bayside Council by PPCC Inc. supporting proposed Amendment C25 prohibiting future “roof terraces” on structures near the coastline of Bayside municipality
AUGUST 2002
Planning Application 2001/6835 for 3 two-storey dwellings at 1 Point Avenue withdrawn as at 27th August 2002
MARCH 2002
Join the BCS Inc. group for Clean Up Australia Day work in Beach Park, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, on the Land Side of Beach Park directly opposite the Ricketts Point teahouse, on Sunday, 3rd March 2002.
FEBRUARY 2002
New list of Non-indigenous and Pest Plants, and Indigenous Plants, on the Beaumaris Foreshore
Click here to visit the Web site of Port Phillip Conservation Council Inc.