MEETING OF COUNCIL - Town of Cambridge

COUNCIL MINUTESTUESDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2013ResponseThe City Beach Tennis Club is one of 13 clubs within the Town of Cambridge which has aClub or Club Restricted licence which allows them to sell alcohol under the Liquor ControlAct 1998. The City Beach Tennis Club must comply with all requirements and conditionsimposed by the Act, including the approved operational/trading hours.Question 2A letter was sent to the South City Beach residents seeking comments about the CityBeach Tennis Club lights. Why was this letter sent by the Club and not the Town as it isthe accepted practice supported by an opinion from Town Planners Vanguard PlanningServices and Lawyers, Harvey Bowen. From speaking to neighbours, many did notrealise that this was a letter they had to respond to. Surely for transparency, the lettershould have come from the Town. Why didn't you make it clear that the letter was alsofrom the Town?ResponseThe request from the City Beach Tennis Club and the contents of the letter were reviewedand endorsed by the Town. The letter did mention the Town of Cambridge and allreceived correspondence was forwarded to the Town of Cambridge not the City BeachTennis Club.4. PETITIONSA petition containing 1182 signatures has been submitted by Diana Waldron, 3 SaltashAvenue, City Beach requesting that the Town of Cambridge retain the QuarryAmphitheatre and its environs as established when it was built 27 years ago and that thefacilities be refurbished to current standards with a budget of $2 million.Moved by Cr Bradley, seconded by Cr PelczarThat in accordance with Clause 3.5 of the Standing Orders, the petition bereceived.Carried 9/05. DEPUTATIONSNil6. APPLICATIONS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCENil7. CONFIRMATION OF MINUTESMoved by Cr Pelczar, seconded by Cr BradleyThat the Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of the Council held on 17 December 2012be confirmed.Carried 9/0H:\Ceo\Gov\Council Minutes for Web Site\2013\February 2013\A Council Front.docx 9