Yorke Peninsula Council Holiday Parks Photo Competition 2019 – Terms and Conditions
Archives for September 2019
Road Closure: Stansbury Seaside Markets
Stansbury Seaside Markets
Temporary Road Closure
Pursuant to Section 33 of the Road Traffic Act 1961 notice is hereby given that that the following roads within the Stansbury township will be closed to traffic on Saturday 5 October 2019, Saturday 7 December 2019, Saturday 11 January 2020, Saturday 25 January 2020, Saturday 7 March 2020, Saturday 11 April 2020 and Saturday 2 May 2020 between 6.00am and 3.00pm, and on Tuesday 31 December 2019 between 6.00am and 10.00pm for the Stansbury Seaside Markets:
Anzac Parade (between St Vincent Street and Towler Street)
Weaver Street (between St Vincent Street and Towler Street) *Contingency Closure Only in Event of Inclement Weather*
Persons taking part in the Stansbury Seaside Markets on the above roads are exempted from the duty to observe all Australian Road Rules relating to pedestrian behaviour on roads, carriage of persons in or on motor vehicles and the wearing of seatbelts.
For any enquiries please contact Council’s Operations Manager, Mr Stephen Goldsworthy, on 8832 0000.
Andrew Cameron
Chief Executive Officer
Notice of Public Meeting: Marion Bay
Proposed prescribed burns on the west-side of Marion Bay
- Friday 11th October 2019
- 5:00-6:30 pm
- Marion Bay Community Hall
Residents and neighbours are invited to attend a public meeting to discuss issues associated with two proposed prescribed burns on the west side of Marion Bay.
Marion Bay has a significant fuel load adjacent to the houses on the west side of the town. Many of these houses would be un-defendable during a bushfire.
The purpose of these burns is to reduced fuel, and limit the spread and impact of bushfire toward Marion Bay from the west. This burn will add to other prescribed burns to make the area safer from bushfire.
Burn 1 is proposed for Autumn (April 2020) subject to suitable weather conditions. It will be conducted by Department for Environment & Water (DEW) and Country Fire Service (CFS) crews.
Please remember that prescribed burns limit the impact of bushfire, however it is your preventive measures that make the biggest difference towards protecting your property and family. For more information on fire safety and fire prevention please visit the CFS website: https://www.cfs.sa.gov.au/site/home.jsp
For further information on prescribed burn planning and operations please visit: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FY2CftnD5mk
Dog Registration Renewals are Now Overdue
Please be aware, any person who has not renewed their dog registration technically now owns an unregistered dog. All renewals were due by 31 August 2019 and all unregistered dog owners may be issued with a $170 Expiation Notice.
South Australian Councils may apply a late payment fee for dog registrations as of 1st September. However, Yorke Peninsula Council is providing a 2 week grace period and will be applying the late payment fee of $20 on Monday 16th September.
Yorke Peninsula Council urges those who have not renewed their registration to do so immediately to avoid late payment fees and a possible Expiation Notice.
If your dog is now located within a different Council area or deceased, please update your details by contacting Council on 8832 0000 or logging on to Dogs and Cats Online
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