Ramping up the Skate and BMX Facility Strategy - City of Stirling

SPRING EDITION 2012
Community Magazine
Ramping up the
Skate and BMX
Facility Strategy
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COUPONS
INSIDE!
• Join Generation Green
• Doggie Do event
• School holiday activities
Ask the City! p4 | In the Kitchen p5 | Community Noticeboard p6

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Our City
Mayor’s Message
Spring Edition
So, if you have a keen skater in the
Some of the upgrades and improvement works that have taken place in the City of family Stirling or over a budding the past BMX few bandit months at
include:
Spring is a magic time of year
home, please get involved in the
and with us all still thawing out
strategy and have your say about
after this year’s cold winter, it’s
potential locations for these facilities
a great time to head out into
in the City of Stirling.
the sunshine.
To help make your time in the fresh
air more enjoyable, the City has free
outdoor exercise equipment stations
at various parks across the City
as well as some excellent walking
paths to take in our wonderful natural
bushland areas. These walks are also
a perfect, free activity for kids to burn
off some of their energy during the
forthcoming school holidays.
In this edition of Scene you will
find articles about the City’s Skate
BMX Facility Strategy and the 2012
Photographic Award.
I would also encourage all amateur
and professional photographers
to get their Photographic Award
submissions in quickly as entries
close on Wednesday 12 September
and for residents to vote for their
favourite entry at the exhibition at
Karrinyup Shopping Centre in early
October.
Councillor David Boothman
MAYOR
Generation Green
Food is a tasty essential that we often struggle to find time
to stop and think about. To help answer some of the many
questions out there about how to get the best out of your diet,
lifestyle and health, the City of Stirling presents Generation
Green: Cook, Create, Cultivate.
The Generation Green program offers residents opportunities to
learn about food choices through Wholefood and Mindful Eating
sessions at venues across the City. Registrations are essential for
these food talks and demonstrations.
Several Journey of Food artist workshops will be held at shopping
areas in Mirrabooka, Innaloo and at the Stirling Farmers’ Market,
enabling residents to get creative by making an artwork from
plastic bags. Please refer to the Generation Green program of
events for more details.
Generation Green will also include a movie night, with a screening
of Growing Change, an inspiring story about Venezuela’s response
to the food crisis. The film shows how individuals can take back
control of their food, even in very poor, urban environments if the
government shows leadership. The movie night will be held on
Wednesday 26 September from 6:30 pm in the reception hall of
the City’s Civic Centre at 25 Cedric Street, Stirling.
To find out more about the Generation Green events on offer, visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au/generationgreen or phone the City
on 9205 8555.
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Our City
Carine Regional Open Space
– Facility Redevelopment
Charles Riley Reserve
To give you an insight into the progress on some of the City’s
major projects, here is a summary of updates that have occurred
during the past few months:
The City is currently in the detailed design phase for the central pavilion
redevelopment. Construction is anticipated to start during the 2013–2014
financial year.
The proposed multi-use community and sport facility at Charles Riley
Memorial Reserve in North Beach is currently in the detailed design stage.
Construction of the proposed facility is anticipated to begin in late February
2013.
Calling all BMX,
Scooter riders and
Skateboarders
Grenville Reserve
Dianella Regional Open Space
– Play Space
Mirrabooka Regional Centre
Improvement Strategy (MRCIS)
Mount Lawley Streetscape
Improvement
Scarborough Beach Environs
Strategy (SEAS)
Construction of the proposed multi-use community facility at Grenville Reserve in
Tuart Hill is currently scheduled to begin in late September 2012. The construction
phase is anticipated to take about 12 months.
The City is currently in the detailed design phase of the Dianella play space.
Construction of the play space is anticipated to begin in early March 2013
Detailed design of Stage 3 — the extension of Milldale Way to Sudbury Road —
of the strategy is under way, with expected completion by mid-2013. The City is
working with the Department of Transport to include an allowance for light rail in
Stage 3 designs. This stage of the project will also result in the creation of a further
two City-owned development lots. One lot has already been created as part of
Stage 2 and is awaiting services to enable this to be put on the market for sale.
Works on Stages 1 and 2 of the Beaufort Street upgrade, which included road
widening in Beaufort Street and the addition of new paving and bus shelters, are
now complete
Detailed design of the SEAS master plan is under way. The City is working with
the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority to formalise an agreement as per
a meeting with the Premier, the Hon. Colin Barnett, in April. Initial works have
started with the implementation of Scarborough Beach Road widening and
associated drainage works.
The City of Stirling is encouraging people of all ages in the community
to have a say on the proposed Skate and BMX Facility Strategy. The
strategy will investigate current and future needs of skaters, BMX
riders, in-line skaters and scooter riders by reviewing potential sites
and designs for these types of facilities across the City.
By taking a city-wide approach, the strategy will ensure that potential
skate parks take shape in locations where they provide a safe and
accessible venue for users, and meet the needs of the local community.
The City is in the process of gathering thoughts and ideas from the
community via the Skate and BMX Community Survey, which will help
guide the strategy.
Visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au/skateandbmx to complete the survey
online or contact the City on 9205 8555 for a hard copy version.
Comments can also be provided by:
Email: stirling@stirling.wa.gov.au
Post: 25 Cedric Street, Stirling WA 6021
Fax: 9345 8822
The public comment period closes on Tuesday 25 September 2012.
Please contact the City on 9205 8555 if you require more information.
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Ask the City!
The City’s contact centre receives thousands of phone
calls from Stirling residents each week. Staff from the
City’s customer service team provides answers to some
of the most frequently asked questions.
WHEN ARE MY RATE PAYMENTS DUE?
Rates notices were issued at the end of July and you should
now have received your rates charges and payment options. If
you are paying your rates in full, payment was required by 31
August 2012. If you have chosen to pay by installments, the
payment dates are as follows:
Two Instalments
• 1st Instalment due by 31 August 2012
• 2nd Instalment due by 30 November 2012
Four Instalments
• 1st Instalment due by 31 August 2012
• 2nd Instalment due by 2 November 2012
• 3rd Instalment due by 4 January 2013
• 4th Instalment due by 8 March 2013
Payments can be made using our 24-hour secure telephone
payment service on 1300 661 144 or by visiting our website at
www.stirling.wa.gov.au/rates and selecting the ‘Online Payment
Facility’ option.
Please have your 10-digit payment number (located at the
bottom of your rates notice), the required payment amount and
your bank account details ready before making payment.
HOW DO I BOOK THE USE OF A PARK OR RESERVE FOR
A SOCIAL GATHERING OR EVENT?
Prior written permission is required to hold events at City of
Stirling parks or reserves. Booking a reserve ensures that
events do not clash and appropriate permissions are obtained.
Visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au to access booking forms online
and go to the Recreation and Events section, then choose
Parks and Reserves and select the ‘Holding Events at a Park
or Reserve’ link. Email reserves@stirling.wa.gov.au to lodge
completed booking forms or to submit an enquiry.
Alternatively, please contact our Customer Service team on
9205 8555 to request a booking form via the post. Please note
that completed booking forms need to be lodged with the City
three weeks prior to the event.
The Healthy Lifestyle Program at the Herb Graham Recreation Centre
in Mirrabooka aims to improve the quality of life for Aboriginal people by
helping prevent and manage chronic disease.
Held each Wednesday, the program started earlier this year with Elders
heading out on a group walk for some exercise and later finding out more
about healthy food choices. Aboriginal people taking part have embraced the
program and since renamed it “Ngulluk”, which translates to “us mob” because
group members regard the sessions as “me” or “our” time.
The program offers Aboriginal adults an opportunity to have a yarn over a
healthy lunch and join in traditional Aboriginal games between 10.30am and
12.30pm each Wednesday. Supported by the City of Stirling, the Healthy
Lifestyle Program is run by the North Metropolitan Public Health Unit in
conjunction with the Nyoongar Sports Association and Derbal Yerrigan Health
Service. Contact 9301 9220 for more details about the program.
Request a
Street Tree
Trees are an important part of community
health and wellbeing in urban environments.
Trees improve air quality, reduce noise
pollution and reduce the temperature
by shading hard surfaces like roads and
pavements.
With growing infill development, street trees
form a vital part of our community by helping
to offset the loss of trees on private land.
The City of Stirling currently has more than
63,000 street trees and is looking to greatly
improve on this number.
We have recently finished planting all
available street tree stock, but would like to
encourage those interested in a street tree
to make a request now so that the City can
deliver them next winter.
If you would like to be considered for a
street tree as part of the City’s annual tree
planting program, please phone 9205 8555
for more information.
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If you’d like to ask Emily a question, email advertising@stirling.wa.gov.au or write to FAQs, C/- Marketing Department,
City of Stirling, 25 Cedric Street Stirling WA 6021
Photographic Award
and Exhibition 2012
The City of Stirling will present
the sixth Photographic Award
Exhibition at Karrinyup Shopping
Centre from Thursday 4 October to
Saturday 13 October 2012.
This free, community-based event encourages amateur and
professional photographers to submit their original works and
provides an outlet to exhibit their creativity to the public.
Entries close on Wednesday 12 September 2012, so get your
photos in quickly, or head to Karrinyup Shopping Centre to
check out all the great local talent during the exhibition.
Phone the City on 9205 8555, visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au or
email culture@stirling.wa.gov.au for more information.
Doggie Do Event
Do you own a dog? Come along to our Doggie Do!
The City of Stirling will host the popular Doggie Do for dogs
and dog lovers on Sunday 21 October from 9.30am to
12.30pm at Lake Gwelup Reserve (on the corner of Huntriss
Road and Seagrave Street) in Karrinyup. The Doggie Do is
a free community event that provides a fun-filled morning for
dogs and their family and friends.
Aimed at promoting responsible dog ownership across the
City, the event will feature competitions with great prizes to
win, plenty of dog-related activities and family entertainment
like a bouncy castle and face painting. Pet industry suppliers
will be on hand to exhibit their goods and services, with some
businesses offering discounts and free samples. Dog owners
will also have the opportunity to get their dog registered, microchipped
and bathed on the day. We hope to see all you there!
Ingredients
600g French trimmed lamb cutlets
2 cups breadcrumbs
1 cup plain flour
2 eggs & a splash of milk, whisked
400g royal blue potatoes, peeled
and quartered
2 sprigs of rosemary, leaves only
Sea salt & Cracked black pepper
2 sprigs of oregano, finely
chopped
Juice ½ lemon
40ml extra virgin olive oil
160g green beans, tops &
bottoms removed later
In the Kitchen
with City of Stirling Sous Chef Andrew Baines
City of Stirling chefs whip up fabulous meals for
functions such as volunteers’ dinners.
Here the City’s Sous Chef Andrew Baines shows
you how to create another simple and tasty dish.
Crumbed lamb cutlet, rosemary
& sea salt potatoes, green beans SERVES 4
Method
Preheat the oven to 180° Celsius. Put the potatoes into a bowl, sprinkle over a few pinches
of sea salt, a pinch of cracked pepper, the rosemary leaves and a drizzle of olive oil.
Place the potatoes in a roasting tray and cook in the oven for around 15 minutes or until
tender. Fill a saucepan with water and bring to the boil, ready for the beans.
Put the plain flour into a tray, egg mixture into a bowl and the breadcrumbs in another
bowl. Coat each cutlet in plain flour and shake off the excess, then put them through the
egg mixture, then into the breadcrumb mixture, packing the crumbs onto the cutlets so
they are all well coated.
While the potatoes are cooking and the lamb is ready to be cooked, make the oregano
dressing. Put the lemon juice, oregano and a pinch of sea salt and pepper into a bowl,
then whisk in the olive oil.
Place a non-stick fry pan onto medium-to-high heat, add a tablespoon of olive oil and
cook the lamb cutlets for 2 minutes then turn and cook for another 2 minutes, adjusting
the heat if they are browning too fast. Once cooked, sprinkle some sea salt onto the cutlets
and rest on a plate while you cook the beans and the potatoes and you’re almost ready.
The beans will take around 4 minutes to cook. Once everything is cooked, assemble the
beans and potatoes onto a plate, place the lamb on top and drizzle with the oregano
dressing. Enjoy!

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Community Noticeboard
Dog Registration Renewals
Councillors in the Community
YOUR COUNCILLORS AND
THEIR CONTACT DETAILS
* These suburbs are located in multiple Wards.
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Conservation Volunteers Wanted
The City of Stirling receives support from many dedicated
conservation groups who do great work with the
restoration and improvement of bushland and coastal
areas. These groups carry out a variety of tasks, ranging
from planting seedlings to weeding duties and clean-up
days. Please contact the City on 9205 8555 if you, your
business or school would like to be involved in any
weeding or planting activities in your area.
OPEN FOR FITNESS AND FUN
Already catering for indoor sports,
the new Stirling Leisure Centre
Scarborough will soon offer a
range of group fitness classes
to people of all ages across the
community. Part of the Scarborough
Civic Centre at 173 Gildercliffe
Street in Scarborough, the venue
opened earlier this year and joins
a network of five other Stirling
Leisure Centres spread around the
City. The venue can also be hired
for sporting or corporate functions.
Visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au and
search ‘Stirling Leisure Centre
Scarborough’ or phone 9205 8555
for more details.
Bushwalking Tips
In the lead-up to summer, experienced
bushwalker Steve Sertis will host an
upcoming one-hour talk at Dianella Library.
Steve has completed five end-to-end
journeys of the Bibbulmun Track over the
years and served as a track maintenance
volunteer since 1997. He will talk about
his love of all things trekking at Dianella
Library from 6.30pm on Tuesday 2 October
2012. Bookings are essential. Please
contact 9205 8590 for more details.
SENIORS’ FITNESS AND
SPORTING COMPETITIONS
Stirling Leisure Centres are running seniors’ fitness
classes each Monday and Friday morning from
9.30am to 10.30am. These classes are a great opportunity
to get in shape and help delay the ageing factor.
Centre staff are also taking registrations for children’s
soccer coaching and men’s indoor soccer competitions.
Mixed netball and basketball contests will be starting in
September as well as martial arts classes.
Please phone the City on 9205 8555 to express your
interest in any of these programs.
HOLIDAY WASTE
COLLECTIONS
Bins will be collected as
usual on the Queen’s Birthday
holiday on Monday 1 October
2012. To find your next
general waste and green waste
collection dates, visit
www.stirling.wa.gov.au
and click ‘Find My Rubbish
Collection Day’ or keep an
eye out for a leaflet
in your letterbox.
KidSport
We remind all dog owners that dogs older than three
months old must be registered with the City of Stirling.
Current registrations set to expire in 2012 end on
Wednesday 31 October and renewals can be made for one
or three years. Fees are outlined below:
Description 1 Year 1 Year
3 Years 3 Years
Pensioner
Pensioner
Sterilised $10.00 $5.00 $18.00 $9.00
Unsterilised $30.00 $15.00 $75.00 $37.50
Reminder notices will be posted to relevant dog owners
in the City during October. Please advise the City of any
changes to your contact details by phoning 9205 8555 or
emailing stirling@stirling.wa.gov.au and quoting your dog’s
registration number.
Cooking with
whole foods
Cooking author Jude Blereau will visit Karrinyup
Library in September to talk about her healthy and
delicious culinary creations. Jude will share some of
her gastronomic knowledge at a free, two-hour event
at Karrinyup Library on Sunday 23 September 2012
from 2.00pm to 4.00pm. Bookings are essential. Please
contact 9205 8590 for more details. Other events at
Stirling Libraries during September include presentations
from Cullen Wines and the Beyond Gardens team.
The summer sports season is getting closer and KidSport is making it
possible for Western Australian children to participate in community
sport and recreation, regardless of their financial circumstances.
KidSport allows eligible young people aged between 5 and 18 to apply
for financial assistance to go towards club fees. The fees go directly
from the City of Stirling to registered KidSport recreational or
sporting clubs. Visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au and search ‘KidSport’
or phone the City’s Club Development Officers on 9205 8555 for
more details.
Local History
Focus on…
The Astor Theatre in Mount Lawley
Located at the corner of Beaufort and Walcott streets in
Mount Lawley, the venue originally opened as the Lyceum
Theatre in 1919. It opened with a 300-seat balcony area
and 760 seats in the stalls (ground level) section. Going
to the cinema proved to be one of the most popular forms
of entertainment during the 1920s and, at one point, the
venue also had an outdoor garden cinema.
The theatre became known as The State Theatre in 1930,
and it was later renovated into the popular art deco style
you see today in 1939. It was renamed The Astor Theatre
in 1941.
Heritage Award Win
The City of Stirling’s win at the WA Heritage Awards earlier this year is a great
example of the community and the City working together. The City received the
Outstanding Heritage Practices by a Local Government award for its efforts
to protect heritage buildings and the streetscape of historic buildings in Mount
Lawley, Menora and Inglewood.
The Mount Lawley Society nominated the City for the award to acknowledge a
formal Heritage Protection Area, which helps to preserve these areas, and a
series of related design guidelines. The society itself has excelled in promoting
local heritage protection for the past 35 years by generating community
interest, working with the City to provide advice to developers and contributing
to processes like Town Planning reviews.
School Holiday Activities
Stirling Libraries will run Animal Ark sessions during October, which will give
curious youngsters a hands-on experience with some friendly reptiles and
amphibians. Animal Ark has provided these entertaining and educational,
nature-based workshops with live lizards, frogs and snakes for more than 25
years. The one-hour sessions will be held at all Stirling Libraries during the first
week of the October school holidays.
Library Date Session Time
Inglewood Library Wednesday 3 October 2012 10.30am
Dianella Library Wednesday 3 October 2012 1.00pm
Mirrabooka Library Thursday 4 October 2012 10.30am
Osborne Library Thursday 4 October 2012 1.00pm
Karrinyup Library Friday 5 October 2012 10.30am
Scarborough Library Friday 5 October 2012 1.00pm
Mayor
Councillor David Boothman
Ph: 9345 8555
0419 047 224
stirling@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Keith Sargent
Ph: 0402 202 149
keith.sargent@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Jason Robbins
Ph: 0424 902 984
jason.robbins@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Bill Stewart
Ph: 9448 6080
0408 921 676
bill.stewart@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Stephanie Proud
Ph: 9446 6929
0411 070 793
stephanie.proud@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Elizabeth Re JP
Ph: 9446 7136
0419 913 988
elizabeth.re@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Sharon Cooke
Ph: 0403 761 870
sharon.cooke@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Samantha Jenkinson
Ph: 0412 887 674
samantha.jenkinson@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor David Lagan
Ph: 0408 068 597
david.lagan@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Terry Tyzack
Ph: 9444 5381
0419 045 980
terry.tyzack@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Joe Ferrante
Ph: 0418 891 274
joe.ferrante@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Rod Willox
AM RFD ED JP
Ph: 9271 7332
0419 249 288
rod.willox@stirling.wa.gov.au
Deputy Mayor
Councillor David Michael
Ph: 6210 1444
0413 020 207
david.michael@stirling.wa.gov.au
Councillor Giovanni Italiano JP
Ph: 9244 8355
0419 240 655
giovanni.italiano@stirling.wa.gov.au
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Balga
Dianella*
Mirrabooka
Nollamara*
Westminster
Coastal Ward
Doubleview*
Karrinyup*
North Beach
Scarborough
Trigg
Watermans Bay
Doubleview Ward
Churchlands
Doubleview*
Innaloo
Wembley
Wembley Downs
Woodlands
Hamersley Ward
Balcatta*
Carine
Gwelup
Hamersley
Karrinyup*
Stirling*
Inglewood Ward
Dianella*
Inglewood
Yokine*
Lawley Ward
Coolbinia
Dianella*
Nollamara*
Menora
Mt Lawley
Yokine*
Osborne Ward
Balcatta*
Glendalough
Joondanna
Osborne Park
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Johnny Ruffo
visits Stirling Leisure Centre Scarborough
Children from the City’s Vacation Care program were treated to a Zumba performance
in July, which included a special guest appearance from popular local singing
sensation Johnny Ruffo.
The Boy from Balcatta joined in the Zumba fun, signed autographs and had photos
with children taking part in the school holiday program. During his visit to the newly
launched leisure centre, Johnny also shared some inspiring advice with children,
telling them to never give up on dreams and to reach for the stars. A recent Dancing
with the Stars winner, Johnny later helped judge a dance-off between several
youngsters, with the winners receiving an autographed copy of his latest CD.
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email advertising@stirling.wa.gov.au with the details. It’s free to take part; businesses need only supply a discount offer! All
submissions are kept on file and you will be contacted if your submission is selected. *The City of Stirling does not accept responsibility for
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Stirling Leisure Centres in Balga, Inglewood
and Scarborough are offering
full access to all three centres for
30 days for only $30.
If you take advantage of this offer during September,
your 30 days can be activated any time before summer,
so you can use the 30 days that best suit you! The
30-day Diamond Membership for $30 includes a free
appraisal and program.
Terms and Conditions Apply: Promotion runs from Saturday 1 September
to Sunday 30 September 2012 — membership activation date can be
staggered, but must commence prior to Sunday 1 December 2012.
Available for new members and members who have not had a membership
for 12 months or longer (including $30 for 30). Includes a 30-minute
appraisal and program. Appraisals are subject to availability.
Includes access to all facilities at Stirling Leisure Centres in Balga,
Inglewood, and Scarborough.