m8_r2015

Home / m8_r2015

 

2015

News

 

Click

on the MENU

OF MAIN PAGES HERE
or a link below.

 

DECEMBER 2015
*SPECIAL

MEETING ON PLANNING SCHEME
AMENDMENT C140:
Bayside
Council heard
45 speakers, then voted to
pursue C140
.

*FEATURE

ARTICLE ON BEAUMARIS: The

‘Domain’ section of The
Age
had a
2-page article on
Beaumaris
on
2015-12-12.
 

NOVEMBER 2015
*HOLDING

STREET TREE

SPACE: BCS

Inc. letter

to Bayside City Council
seeks replanting for
sawn-off and dying Manna
Gums.

OCTOBER 2015
*RICKETTS

POINT SIGNAGE DESIGN STYLE
GUIDE
:
BCS

Inc. letter

to Bayside City Council
comments on new signage
plans.

*ABC1

TV NEWS: See video
of leading
palaeontologist, and the
BMYS Ltd Commodore,
speaking on marina
proposal.

*CHURCH WITHDRAWS
TREE APPLICATION:
A recent

pew sheet notifies parishioners
of the withdrawal of its application.

*DRAFT

MINUTES OF BCS INC.
2015 ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING:
See the
draft

minutes and the President’s Report.

SEPTEMBER 2015
*BAYSIDE PLAN AMENDMENT C140:
Send your

support here
for Bayside Council’s
strong move against
overdevelopment.

*RESPONSE

BY SUB-BRANCH
COMMITTEE:
RSL
Committee
declined

to implement
the general meeting
resolution below. 

AUGUST 2015
*COUNCIL FOOTPATH
CONSTRUCTION:
BCS Inc. gave its
views on unnecessary concrete

footpaths on many nature strips.

*HEAVY TRACKED
MACHINES CROSS LANDSIDE RESERVE:
The Landside

Reserve suffers to repair a
botched development.

*BEAUMARIS RSL
GENERAL MEETING:
A motion that the
Committee strive to retain the
Beaumaris property was

solidly carried.

JULY 2015
*ARTICLE IN THE
CONVERSATION
:
Prof. John Long, of
Flinders University, has a fine
article on the

Beaumaris Bay Fossil Site

*CHURCH DAMAGES TREE
ROOTS:
In the week before
objections to their removal close, a Church damages
roots of the trees
.
*CHURCH TRIES TO
REMOVE 5 MATURE TREES:
Beaumaris Anglicans
urged

to save their 5 trees by using an already clear
site.

MARCH 2015
*VCAT APPEAL FOR RSL
PARKLAND:
The
appeal
resulted in VCAT reducing
the lots from 21 to 20, and saving a
tree or so.

*VISUAL IMPACT OF
JUST ONE BIG BOAT:
Click here
to see the visual impact of just one
20-metre power boat in Beaumaris Bay.
*COMMENT ON
COUNCIL’S DRAFT WALKING STRATEGY:
BCS

Inc’s 1-page comment alerts
Council to certain faults in the
draft.

*FOSSILS OF
BEAUMARIS: 
Museum

of Victoria publication has fine
photos of Beaumaris fossils with their
names and description.

*“THE CROCODILE THAT
ATE THE POWERBOATS”:
Public Land
Consultancy’s 
analysis

of the marina controversy and the
law

*CLEAN

UP AUSTRALIA DAY AT LANDSIDE RESERVE:
Volunteers are asked to meet on
Sunday 2015-03-01 as detailed here.


 FEBRUARY 2015
*VCAT’S

2ND REFUSAL FOR 1 NAUTILUS ST: The

same developer, again seeking 3
three-storey dwellings, was refused

a permit.

* FOSSIL

SITE: Over
1,000 people
attended
Prof. Tim Flannery and others
talks
on the Beaumaris
Bay Fossil Site
in February 2015.

*CHANNEL

7 NEWS ITEM ON MARINA PLAN: Peter

Hitchener reports on the BMYS
Ltd marina controversy for Beaumaris
Bay.

*STATEMENT

BY U.S. PALAEONTOLOGY SOCIETY: The Paleontological
Society supports protecting

Beaumaris Bay Fossil Site.

*ARTICLE

ON FOSSIL EVENT: The Age on
Friday has an

illustrated article on the Fossil
Site
before the Fossil Event
above.

*NEW
WEBSITE OPPOSES MARINA:
The website nobeaumarismarina.com
is opposing the Beaumaris marina.
*PROF.

JOHN LONG’S LETTER: Society of
Vertebrate Paleontology warns of marina’s

threat to the Beaumaris Bay Fossil
Site

*ROYAL
SOCIETY OF VICTORIA SUPPORTS FOSSIL
SITE PROTECTION:
A position

statement by this long
established scientific society
stresses the need for Victoria’s
Govenment to protect the
internationally important Beaumaris
Bay Fossil Site.

*BAYSIDE

WEEKLY REVIEW ARTICLES ON FOSSIL SITE:
Articles

report views of Professors Tim
Flannery and John Long.

*BMYS

OPEN DAY: Motor Yacht Squadron’s Open Day to explain
its marina proposal, on Sunday, 01
February 2015, 10 am – 2 pm

 

To view news for other years,
go to
Records.

 

Click
here to visit the website of Port Phillip
Conservation Council Inc.

https://www.high-endrolex.com/29