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The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is seeking your comments regarding the 2012-2013 Annual Business Plan.

The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, with funding support from Zero Waste SA, is pleased to introduce the Kitchen Organics Service, as part of its Kerbside Waste Management System. During May 2012, a Kitchen Organics Basket is being delivered to all households across the Council area. Inside your basket will be a roll of compostable liner bags, a detailed user guide and a reminder sticker for placing on your Green Organics Bin.

Articles include: Realising Our Vision, Key Results of the Community Survey 2011, Ready to Roll – the New Kitchen Organics Service, ‘Making History’ Cultural Heritage Festival, Vari’s Celebrates 52 Years on The Parade...

The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters Cultural Heritage Festival in May 2012, will celebrate our City's connection with some of Australia's greatest composers, singers, actors and musicians. This exciting cultural heritage celebration combines history and performance and weaves it into a festival program that will delight audiences, both young and old.

The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is offering residents an opportunity to recycle their unwanted household electronic waste – FREE of charge.

The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is undertaking a review of the Council’s long-term strategic plan, CityPlan 2030: Shaping Our Future and is seeking community feedback to ensure we are on track with the Objectives set out within CityPlan 2030.

The City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters is seeking community feedback on its draft Access & Inclusion Policy.

Annual Report - 2010-2011

Please note that the concept design for Option 1 – the Sir ET Smith Stand Option – has been amended to more closely reflect the extent of use of the existing Stand. The plans available on the website have been amended accordingly to reflect these changes. Click "View item" to download the amendments.

The Council is considering a proposal by the Norwood Football Club, for new Clubrooms and Member Facilities for the Norwood Football Club and the Returned Services League of Australia (RSL).

It has been reported in the media, that the removal of trees from The Avenues Shopping Centre which occurred on Australia Day, has been approved by the Council. This is not the case.

In December 2011, the Council was contacted by a resident and advised that based upon their identification, a weed species namely ‘Broom brush’ (Genista monspessulana) had been planted in the recently redeveloped Dunstone Grove-Linde Reserve. This complaint was subsequently investigated by Council staff and it was concluded that the plants which were identified by the resident were not Broom Bush. The plants were Cytisus racemosus ‘Nana’, which is not a weed species.

The WaterWise Kits were updated in November 2011 – and are available now from the Council. Free of charge!