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Bayside Council’s latest road safety campaign uses mobile message boards to remind drivers to slow down.
“Speeding is the number one cause of crashes in NSW and Bayside Council is committed to addressing this important issue of road safety," Mayor Joe Awada said.
Bayside Council has approved the proposed construction of a new community hall at 5 Bryant Street Rockdale.
The proposal put forward is to turn the existing Church Hall into a Community Centre that can also be used for Council events.
Bayside Council has approved the proposed upgrade and improvements to the Brighton Baths Athletics Club.
The upgrade will ensure the building meets Australian Standards and also includes:
Bayside parks will soon be sporting new picnic shelters following a decision at the Council Meeting on Wed 9 June 2021.
Bayside Council has accepted a tender from Moduplay Group Pty Ltd for the design and construction of Council branded picnic shelters in parks across Bayside.
Bayside Council accepted the recommendations of the evaluation panel and awarded $103,582.85 in grants to 33 local organisations that provide community services.
Mayor Joe Awada and Councillors met with the recipients at a function before the Council Meeting on Wednesday 9 July 2021.
Bayside Council's proposed upgrade to the Rosebery town centre will improve safety and liveability whilst retaining the character of the neighbourhood.
"Bayside Council is committed to revitalising and renewing our town centres," Mayor Joe Awada said.
Bayside Council is disappointed the Australian Government has decided to allow Sydney Water to continue discharging untreated wastewater into Mill Stream.
I am pleased to report that, thanks to the extraordinary commitment and efforts of Council staff, we have been able to secure grant funding of $5.5m from the NSW Department Planning, Industry and Environment (DPIE) towards Barton Park improvements and the Sir Joseph Banks Park regional playspace.
Bayside Council is looking for community representatives to join its Local Planning Panel that hears submissions and helps determine certain types of development applications.
Council has listened to residents' feedback and prepared a draft Masterplan for the Muddy Creek Precinct (also known as Studdert Reserve) that will drive the long-term implementation of recreation opportunities in the area including: