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8676 city of salisbury community survey 2014 final report 27 may 2015

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(6.7), streets, verges, footpaths and general cleanliness of streets (6.7) and development of job opportunities in the Salisbury area (5.2) Resident satisfaction with access to streets and walkways

03 06 2019 agenda and reports budget and finance committee

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for the: �� �� �� �� Gardens Recreation Centre, Ingle Farm Recreation Centre, Salisbury Recreation Precinct and; Little Para Golf Course. 3. The Little Para Golf Course Hot Weather Policy be endorsed. With leave of the meeting

2017 agenda and reports youth council 3459260

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for young people. Tentative topics include (but are not limited to) social enterprise, small business building, and improving job readiness for young people who are not in education, employment

Bob myers annual mosaic burnings on an adelaide hills property march 2014 final

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to hot season grasses (C 4 ), with a vast diversity of groundcover plants, scattered trees and managed belts of/copses of shrubs and trees (see GammageCh. 7 & 8). Can we reconstruct something like

11 04 2017 agenda and reports strategic and international partnerships sub committee

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Greg Ratsch, Manager Economic Development & Urban Policy, City Development 1.3 Have a thriving business sector that supports community wellbeing, is globally oriented and creates job opportunities. 4.1

Aisp 2020 web

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through tailored training and support (using council resources or job support providers). 6.2.2 Develop processes that enable new employees and volunteers with disability to access ongoing training

Homelessness strategy 2020

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violence – a large proportion of family homelessness is attributed to these causes; • People who lose their jobs, have insecure employment, or struggle to secure adequate hours of work for an income

2017 agenda and reports policy and planning committee 3512205

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rates at almost 70% average occupancy for off street and on street parking, with hot spots of 80% and above for John Street, the Council car parks, Interchange north car park, Stockade south carpark

Financial Hardship Policy

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: (a) Changes in income or expenditure; (b) Change in employment status (such as losing a job or having hours reduced); (c) Significant life events such as a relationship breakdown or death in the family
Development Council Major Strategic Property Development Program

Strategic Property Development Program FAQ

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or local traffic improvements That construction of these projects creates jobs for our local community Council can only create income through a few sources – the rates you pay is the main way we do

2018 community perceptions survey

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opportunities, and access to streets and walkways, however they are least satisfied with development of job opportunities in the Salisbury area, childcare and having a sense of community. Five key attribute

2016 agenda and reports program review sub committee 3407792

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Council’s performance. 1.3 Have a thriving business sector that supports community wellbeing, is globally oriented and creates job opportunities. 1.4 Have well planned urban growth that stimulates

15032022 Agenda and Reports Asset Management Sub Committee

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and turning traffic, especially during hot summer days, are showing signs of stripping and binder bleeding on the road surface). 3.18.4 It was observed that Council should have used 7mm stone rather than

2019 minutes council meeting

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for consideration of the matter as part of the 2019/2020 budget process; �� Ward Councillors be consulted to identify illegal dumping, hoon driver and graffiti hot spots in the City of Salisbury

20 03 2017 agenda and reports budget and finance committee

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October and December to meet most irrigation needs, with only minor ‘top-up’ irrigation occurring during hot spells. Weather conditions for the third quarter appear to be following a more typical

Tim groves introductiontoprescribedburning grasslandsconference final

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the burn •Fire Crew, trained, authorised & equipped to safely do the job SA Government Adopted Process for Prescribed Burning Stages • Environmental (Impact) Assessment • Operation Planning • Conducting

Narrow single storey homes infill design guidelines june 2020

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boundary. 1 Planting of lawn up to the kerb will enhance the look of the street, reduce weeds, mud and dust. × 1 × 1. Avoid using artificial turf. Artificial turf is expensive, hot during the summer

Pack e1 growing in pots and containers final

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Excess heat- when the container is too hot the plants can ‘cook’ Incorrect nutrients Incorrect pH - plants can’t take up enough of right type of nutrients Pest and diseases Pathogens - too high

14122021 Agenda and Reports Innovation and Business Development Sub Committee

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accreditation in Advanced Programming and are job ready, providing a comparatively rapid response to the current difficulties experienced by companies in attracting and retaining talent in software

Edition 44 Salisbury Aware Winter 2014

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Engagement 29 Your Area 30 Get in Touch 31 What’s On ON THE COVER: Paralowie’s Anthony Hirschausen benefited from the Wheels In Motion program, successfully obtaining his P-plates and a new job. Read