2010 Records
| DECEMBER 2010 | |
| * | 6-DWELLING STRUCTURE OPPOSED: BCS Inc. is objecting to replacing a single house on Beach Rd by a 6-dwelling structure. |
| NOVEMBER 2010 | |
| * | TREES FELLED OPPOSITE 464 BEACH ROAD: See report in The Age re tree cutting rampage on Beaumaris foreshore reserve. |
| OCTOBER 2010 | |
| * | Conservationist opposition to BMYS Ltd push for a marina in Beaumaris Bay featured in Bayside Leader newspaper of 2010-10-26. |
| * | BMYS LTD MARINA SCOPING DOCUMENT: DPCD invites public comment on this document by Thursday 2010-11-04. |
| SEPTEMBER 2010 | |
| * | 2010 ANNUAL MEETING NEWS: New President, Chris Sutton, replaces Adrian Cerbasi; Resolutions on marina and bicycle road. |
| MAY 2010 | |
| * | TREES FELLED ON FORESHORE RESERVE: Bayside City Council now has a Tree Vandal sign opposite 5 Beach Rd, Beaumaris |
| * | BETTER LAYOUT OF BEACH RD LANES: Letter to Roads Minister on median strip replacing centre lane, to give space for cyclists |
| APRIL 2010 | |
| * | EXTRA STRUCTURES, RICKETTS PT: Petition (P 6) to Council (Item 10.11 P 47-50) – “amphitheatre” & undersea viewing structure. |
| * | RESIDENTIAL VEGETATION CONTROLS: Bayside Council (Item 10.1 P 6-12) rejects BCS Inc. call for minimum plant area per lot. |
| MARCH 2010 | |
| * | RALLY AGAINST WINDSOR HOTEL REZONING: The National Trust Rally on Thursday 2010-03-25 opposes this planning outrage. |
| * | REZONING HIGHLIGHTED: Bayside Council website announces the Concourse Bushland rezoning, and its initiation by BCS Inc. |
| * | CONCOURSE BUSHLAND REZONED: Bayside City Council & Planning Minister Madden to be congratulated for this protective move |
| * | PLANNING MINISTER’S WOES: See cartoon on gaffe (P4) by Madden adviser, & bus chief on Melbourne – the Jakarta of Australia |
| * | BIRRELL TO SPEAK ON POPULATION: Dr Bob Birrell of Monash University to be Guest Speaker at SPA’s AGM, 2010-03-20 |
| * | CALL FOR RICKETTS POINT LANDSIDE RESERVE: We seek volunteers to help the 7th March Clean Up Australia Day effort. |
Click here to visit the website of Port Phillip Conservation Council Inc.