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• Engaging the Ageing Expo - 19 October 2016

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  Nedlands Community Care presents the annual ‘Engaging the Ageing’ Expo on Wednesday 19 October, 2016 from 10.00am at the Adam Armstrong Pavilion at David Cruickshank Reserve, off Beatrice Road in Dalkeith.

  Everyone is welcome to attend this fun and informative event. Singer/guitarist Peter Delle Coste will again entertain us during the breaks for complimentary morning tea and sausage sizzle cooked by the fantastic volunteers from the Nedlands branch of Rotary WA.

  A wide range of products and information will be on display from including Nedlands Community Care, Nedlands Affinity Club, Department of Transport, Nedlands Library, COTA, Lions Hearing, National Seniors, Advocare, WA Police and Police Horses, Men’s Shed, Cameo Loretta Fashions and many more.

  For further information telphone (08) 9386 6170 or email expo@nedlands.wa.gov.au

• Daran Park (Mt Claremont Lakes) Resurfacing Program

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  Resurfacing of the Mt Claremont Lakes has been completed. Whilst undergoing routine cleaning maintenance of both top and bottom lakes in July 2016 it was identified that there were issues with the base liner in the top lake. The liner was over 25 years old and badly deteriorated in several spots. The bottom lake had also suffered similar but less severe degradation.

  As a result investigations were undertaken to identify options for replacing the liner which included shotcreting; concreting; plastic or hardened rubber liner; and fibreglassing for a suitable base and walls of the lake.

  Shotcreting which is a combination of concrete and a fibreglass water holding product called Xypex, was hose blasted onto a reinforced steel mesh chain link. Before the shotcreting could commence, the base of the lake was reconfigured to meet Australian Safety Standards and to meet the water holding capacity required for the nine irrigated parks in the Mt Claremont area.

  Shotcrete and associated works were completed during September 2016.

  The lake is currently full and undergoing test pumping for the irrigation cycles required for the parks in the Mt Claremont area. At this early stage, the holding capacity is 1.4 million litres of water with no recorded loss in this top lake.

• Watkins Road - Road Resurfacing and Associated Works

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  The City will be upgrading and resurfacing Watkins Road between Victoria Avenue and the Swan River in Dalkeith. These works will include new kerbing, drainage pit and lids and the installation/upgrading of pram ramps.

  The works are being undertaken by Civicon Civil on behalf of the City and scheduled to be completed by 16 September 2016.

  Watkins Road will be closed during the day, over the period of the construction works. Traffic Management personnel will be in place to assist with entering and exiting the work area.

  This project has now been completed. Thank you to everyone for their patience during this period.

  
  

  
  

• 2016 Community Perception Survey - Results

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  The fourth community perception survey has been completed and the results are in. This survey is undertaken every three to four years by the City and once again it has received a high performance score as being a preferred place to live, a leading governing organisation and providing waste collection services. Scores were compared to other WA Councils and against a national database.

  The community identified priority areas of footpaths and cycle-ways, management of trees, parking and traffic management, planning and building, and underground power. It is pleasing to see that the community’s priorities align with the City’s priorities as it is proactively working on these.

  The report findings will be considered as part of the 4-year review of the Community Strategic Plan.

  Please visit the engagement page to find out more and to view the report.

  
  

• Bushland and Reserves Environmental Weed Control - Works Completed

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  Environmental weed control in the City's bushland and reserve areas has been completed. The weed control was undertaken to control perennial and annual grass weeds and invasive geophytic weeds, commonly known as corms, bulbs and tubers.

  For further information, please visit the engagement page.

  
  

• Underground Power - Alderbury Street - Town of Claremont Proposal

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  The City at a Special Meeting on 16 August 2016 received a report in relation to a proposal for underground power by the Town of Cambridge which includes properties on the municipal boundary of Alderbury Street, Floreat. This proposal has proceeded to the next stage which is to undertake a community survey. The community survey is the next step in determining whether the installation of underground power proceeds to the next stage.

  For further information please visit the engagement page.

  
  

• David Cruickshank Reserve, Dalkeith - Relocation of cricket pitch

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  Construction of the replacement cricket pitch at David Cruickshank Reserve has commenced. The pitch area has been excavated and the concreting has been completed. The pitch will need to cure for 28 days, and following this period the turf levels will be adjusted to ensure the area is flat, and a line-marked synthetic surface will be applied.

  If you have any questions, please contact the City's Parks Projects Coordinator, telephone 08 9273 3500 or email yourvoice@nedlands.wa.gov.au

  Thank you for your support throughout this process.
  

• Greenville/Iolanthe Street Intersection Upgrade

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  Greenville Street and Iolanthe Street was completed to schedule on 12 August, with the exception of the installation of the road markings by Main Roads WA. Temporary road markings have been installed until the markings have been completed. For further project information please refer to the engagement page.

  
  

• Partial road closure - Nidjalla Loop at Alfred Street, Swanbourne

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  Thank you for your contributions to this engagement project. The responses will now be collated and considered. Please check the engagement page for updates.

• Sayer Street, Swanbourne - Closure (West of Jameson Street)

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  Council at its meeting on 28 June 2016 approved the closure of Sayer Street (west of Jameson Street) from Tuesday, 26 July 2016.

  Administration is progressing with the closure which includes the development of concept turning head plans. The scope of works include kerb construction and associated drainage, road pavement adjustments, a raised pedestrian crossing on the east end, locked gates beyond the closure points for opening at times of emergency access and realignment of the existing footpath as required.

  The Street was closed on the 26 July 2016, with the permanent civil works to follow in the coming weeks.The gates are now in place, and the required turning heads are in the final stages of design. They will be constructed late 2016 or early 2017. Further information will be provided to nearby residences nearer the time.
  

  For further information, please visit the engagement page.