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It is an honour and privilege to serve as the Mayor of Bayside Council once again.  

I give my undertaking to serve our Council, our residents, and the Bayside community to the best of my abilities.

Council’s Summer Foreshore Program will focus on improving water safety with several blitzes on Jet Skis by the NSW Water Police planned for this summer.

“Council is working closely with St George Police and the Water Police to keep our community safe,” Mayor Bill Saravinovski said.

Mayor Bill Saravinovksi recognised members of the community for their dedication and commitment to Bayside at the September Council Meeting.

“I am extremely proud to be able to recognise these outstanding members of our community,” Mayor Bill Saravinovski said.

Mayor Bill Saravinovski used a Mayoral Minute at his first Council Meeting to reinforce Council’s commitment to tackling hooning, urging Council to write to the state government to expediate the installation of noise activated cameras.

Traffic changes will once again be in place on Bay Street, west of The Grand Parade, Brighton Le Sands this summer.

The change means there will be no right turn into The Grand Parade from Bay Street between 8pm and 5am on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays during summer.

Pursuant to Section 47A of the Local Government Act 1993 (the LGA), Bayside Council gives notice of its intention to grant an Access License agreement over Community Land known as 942A Botany Road Mascot (Lot 5 DP 538167) shown on the map below outlined in red.

Former Mayor Councillor Bill Saravinovski was elected as Bayside’s new Mayor at an Extraordinary Council Meeting on Wednesday, 20 September 2023.

Council has been onsite and made a temporary repair to the damaged swimming enclosure net at Brighton with a full repair expected by the end of day. 

The swimming enclosure will remain open whilst works are undertaken, and Council is urging bathers to be cautious.

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Bee swarms usually occur during spring but can take place any time of the year if conditions are favourable.

A swarm happens when the queen bee and thousands of workers bees leave the hive in search of a new home.