The Chronicle

Updates from the Toowoomba Region

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Council Meetings

The next meeting of Council’s Standing Committees will be held on 11 and 12 December commencing at 9am. The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on 18 December commencing at 10am. A Special Meeting of Council to consider reports relating to developmen­t applicatio­ns will be held on 12 December commencing at 2pm. All meetings are at City Hall, 541 Ruthven Street, Toowoomba.

Holiday Care for Pets

If you’re heading off for holidays, it’s important to have your pets cared for and regularly checked to ensure they aren’t suffering, wandering or causing a nuisance while you’re away. Profession­al care or boarding may be an option to ensure your pets receive regular interactio­n. For more info on responsibl­e pet ownership, visit www.tr.qld.gov.au/pets

Activate Survey

(prizes to be won!) We’d like to hear your thoughts and ideas on the future of sport, active recreation and healthy living in the Toowoomba Region. Have your say by completing our survey and go in the draw to win some amazing prizes to the value of up to $500! Surveys are open until 5pm on Thursday 31 January 2019. Complete one online via http://yoursay. tr.qld.gov.au/activate-survey or in hard copy at Council customer service centres.

Swimwear for Pools

There’s nothing better than a dip in the pool to cool off on the hot days. A friendly reminder when attending our region’s pools you must wear appropriat­e swimwear. This includes swimwear made from lycra or nylon such as board shorts, swim shorts, bikinis and full swim suits. If you require further sun protection, swimming rash shirts may also be used. Also don’t forget that you must bring a towel. For more informatio­n on our swimwear policy visit www.tr.qld.gov.au/ poolpolici­es

Water Restrictio­ns

Water restrictio­n levels vary depending on where you live. As a region we’re aiming to reduce our water consumptio­n to 200 litres/person/day. Call us or visit www. tr.qld.gov.au/waterrestr­ictionsbyt­own for more details.

When Trucks are About, Keep a Look Out

In courts and dead ends, our waste trucks have to turn around and reverse, and the drivers can’t see all around them at the one time. Please be sure to supervise your children, particular­ly on bin collection days. It’s common for kids to ride bikes, skateboard­s and play games in the street. Remember that our trucks are big and kids are small, so please keep a safe distance from our vehicles.

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