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Council to consult on future of diving platform
Tuesday, 30 January 2024 Council to consult on future of diving platform The West Tamar community will have an opportunity to have their say on the future of the much-loved Beauty Point diving platform.Colloquially referred to as DIVO by Beauty Point residents, the platform is managed by Tasmania Parks & Wildlife Service (PWS).Recently, concerns were raised with the PWS regarding the condition of the platform, which has stood partly submerged several meters off the shore for a number of decades and has been widely used by residents and visitors alike.West Tamar Council Mayor Christina Holmdahl said that given how long the platform had been in its current location, it was inevitable that at some stage, it would need to be remediated or replaced."The reality is, this day was always going to come, but Council wants to see the platform either repaired or replaced for use by the local community,” Mayor Holmdahl said.“Council understands the importance of the platform to the Beauty Point community, particularly if the existing platform does need to be replaced, and believes it is best placed to lead the consultation process with residents on behalf of Parks & Wildlife.”Mayor Holmdahl said that it was vital that both Council and the PWS clearly understood the community's wishes and if the platform does needs to be replaced, do they want another swimming pontoon and is the current location the best one going forward?"We encourage anyone in our community with an interest to engage in this process - we believe that involving our passionate locals in this decision-making process is vital to finding a solution that aligns with the needs and wishes of all West Tamar residents,” Mayor Holmdahl said.The consultation process will open on Monday, February 12, through until Sunday, March 10 on both the Council's website, as well as official social channels.In the interim, Mayor Holmdahl said Council officers have confirmed with PWS that they have no immediate plans to remove the platform.“Once the Council and PWS have identified the preferred future solution, , it will then need to go through relevant Council and PWS approval processes.
West Tamar Council
30 Jan 2024
Roadworks – Queen Street, Ulverstone
During the 30th of January and 2nd of February, Hardings Group have been contracted by the Central Coast Council to undertake roadworks along Queen Street, Ulverstone.
Central Coast Council
30 Jan 2024
Stadia 2.0: Hobart City Council vote
Stadia 2.0: Hobart City Council vote Published on 30 January 2024 Last night the Hobart City Council voted in the majority to provide in-principle support of Stadia Precinct Consortium Pty Ltd to prog…
Hobart City Council
30 Jan 2024
CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL PARTICIPATING IN ROTARY CLUB OF ULVERSTONE WEST’S INAUGURAL LIFT THE LID WALK
Joint Media Release To All Media From Cr Cheryl Fuller, Mayor – Central Coast Council and Casey van Eys…
Central Coast Council
29 Jan 2024
Recipients of Central Coast’s Australia Day 2024 Awards Announced
Media Release To All Media From Mayor, Cr Cheryl Fuller Date 2…
Central Coast Council
29 Jan 2024
Ulverstone Waterslide temporarily closed to allow water quality to return to appropriate levels
Media Release To All Media From Mayor, Cr Cheryl Fuller Date 25/01/2024 Re Temporary Closure of Ulverstone Waterslide Ulverstone Waterslide temporarily closed to allow …
Central Coast Council
29 Jan 2024
News from the Council meeting - 29 January 2024
News from the Hobart City Council meeting.
Hobart City Council
29 Jan 2024
DA2023182 – 120 Pine Road, Penguin
CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL | PO Box 220, Ulverstone 7315 | Ph: 03 6429 8900 | Email: [email protected] Website design by GOOD UNIVERSE (a division of OWTP)
Central Coast Council
27 Jan 2024
DA2023020 – 21 Maskell Road, Ulverstone
CENTRAL COAST COUNCIL | PO Box 220, Ulverstone 7315 | Ph: 03 6429 8900 | Email: [email protected] Website design by GOOD UNIVERSE (a division of OWTP)
Central Coast Council
27 Jan 2024