2022 Free Music & his/herstory premier doco plus annual report 4 Nov 2022 7pm
Come along to hear the lively strings of the 5049 Ukelele Group the Fl'ukes , the premier of 2 local history mini-docos, on residents that have lived here most of their long lives as part of the new 5049 His and Her Story project, a brief annual report, a chance to meet the local council candidates and your neighbours in the breaks with refreshments and a raffle. See here for details and bookings -its free.
Also sign up here for the amazing Christmas Wine Offer ( fundraiser)
There will be a brief Annual Report for our AGM see report here
Come along to hear the lively strings of the 5049 Ukelele Group the Fl'ukes , the premier of 2 local history mini-docos, on residents that have lived here most of their long lives as part of the new 5049 His and Her Story project, a brief annual report, a chance to meet the local council candidates and your neighbours in the breaks with refreshments and a raffle. See here for details and bookings -its free.
Also sign up here for the amazing Christmas Wine Offer ( fundraiser)
There will be a brief Annual Report for our AGM see report here
2022 Activities summary
Summary of 2022 Annual ReportThe 5049 Coastal Community Association communicates and consults with residents of 2300 homes in the 5049 postcode - represents their concerns to Local, State and Federal Governments; other organisations and agencies (including commercial interests); and actively works to improve the local physical and social/cultural environment to make this a vibrant, responsible and successful community.
We take on more than a “watching brief”. Acknowledged as one of the most effective Resident Associations in the State, we are regularly sought out by governments, organisations and agencies to provide insights into local issues. We conduct a range of public events; communicate directly with households through a range of media, and have a high profile in working effectively for the community (see attached strategic plan on a page).
We have a strong reputation for fearlessly and effectively achieving results, while remaining politically unaligned. Our focus is on communication, public engagement and advocacy.
The Association continues to be strong, with over 740 signed up members and 50+ active volunteers.
We have maintained regular communications with all residents in our western postcode area (2300 homes) through our quarterly newsletters, Facebook page, website and monthly E-newsletters to signed-up members.
Through engagement and advocacy with Holdfast Bay Council, Marion Council and our State and Federal members, we have seen positive progress on a number of issues which will improve our community.
Sponsorship remains solid and we have applied for and received several local Council and State government grants to assist our work. Our bank balance as at 30/6/22 was a healthy $25,414.01 including unspent grants. By the end of the 2022 calendar year, we will still have a healthy surplus to support our activities in 2023
Members always welcome As always, we warmly welcome new members and volunteers for our task groups or Committee. To help us meet our goal of representing all the community in our area. Please scan the QR code below to join up, or click on this link.
Please follow the links:
5049 2022 Annual Report
5049 2022 Task Groups and Supporters
We take on more than a “watching brief”. Acknowledged as one of the most effective Resident Associations in the State, we are regularly sought out by governments, organisations and agencies to provide insights into local issues. We conduct a range of public events; communicate directly with households through a range of media, and have a high profile in working effectively for the community (see attached strategic plan on a page).
We have a strong reputation for fearlessly and effectively achieving results, while remaining politically unaligned. Our focus is on communication, public engagement and advocacy.
The Association continues to be strong, with over 740 signed up members and 50+ active volunteers.
We have maintained regular communications with all residents in our western postcode area (2300 homes) through our quarterly newsletters, Facebook page, website and monthly E-newsletters to signed-up members.
Through engagement and advocacy with Holdfast Bay Council, Marion Council and our State and Federal members, we have seen positive progress on a number of issues which will improve our community.
Sponsorship remains solid and we have applied for and received several local Council and State government grants to assist our work. Our bank balance as at 30/6/22 was a healthy $25,414.01 including unspent grants. By the end of the 2022 calendar year, we will still have a healthy surplus to support our activities in 2023
Members always welcome As always, we warmly welcome new members and volunteers for our task groups or Committee. To help us meet our goal of representing all the community in our area. Please scan the QR code below to join up, or click on this link.
Please follow the links:
5049 2022 Annual Report
5049 2022 Task Groups and Supporters
The Team
In August 2018 the Marino Residents Association officially changed its name to the 5049 Coastal Community Association Incorporated. As part of that process a new constitution was prepared and registered in South Australia.
The 2021-23 elected steering committee comprises a small dedicated group of locals who have a passion for the 5049 community. Together they represent the members, manage the Association and facilitate interaction with the community, local councils and elected members on issues; all under the guidance of the constitution and 2020-25 strategic plan.
Volunteer Opportunities
There are currently 2 vacancies on the steering committee for:
- Secretary/ Administration
- Media & Marketing
- Seacliff Park Development
- City of Marion Liaison and review
- History & Heritage
Other volunteer roles that we're keen to hear expressions of interest for include:
- Administration, word processing and computer skills
- Marketing , media and communications
- Website & Social Media management
- Environmental sciences and Sustainability
- Strategic Town Planning
If you would like to discuss possible mid term nominations for the committee or one of our task groups feel free to text/call us on 0412 844 188 / 0416 212 263 or email 5049communicator@gmail.com.
Our structure
We are managed by an elected Committee responsible for community consultation processes; and setting and monitoring policies and strategic directions. The real work is done by 7 semi-autonomous focus/task groups. These currently are:
Task Groups:
- Seacliff Park Development (“Cement Hill”)
- Local Environment
- Holdfast Bay Council monitoring and liaison
- Marion Council monitoring and liaison
- Kind Neighbours connecting communities
- History & heritage - telling our stories
- State & Federal Government liaison
- Communications
- Trains/Public transport Action group
- Friends of McConnell Reserve
- Friends of Bandon Terrace
- Friends of Robertson Reserve
- Boral Quarry – monitoring and liaison
- Council Boundary changes
Download a copy of the committee overview here
Download copy of the protocols & procedures here
Download a copy of the Nomination Form here
Download a copy of the 2019 annual report here
Download a copy of the 2020 annual report here
Download a copy of the 2021 annual report here
Download a copy of the 2017 community survey here
Download a copy of the 2020 community survey here
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On the committee for 5 yrs+ newsletter and website editor, community activist, urban design champion, Local Government liaison and local architect.
Media, acting secretary and general liaison. Committed to activating and empowering our community |
Lynda Yates
committee 2019-20
Treasurer
Emigrated here from England in 1993 and settled in Seacliff. Retired computer analyst, with a science degree and Masters in Environmental Resources.
A Holdfast Bay Councillor 2010 - 2018.
A passion for the environment . Volunteers with Marino Conservation Park and the Council dunes team. developed and maintains the native plant walk in the rail corridor. ( Tweddale Ave/Yacca Rd )
A focus on environmental issues in 5049
A Holdfast Bay Councillor 2010 - 2018.
A passion for the environment . Volunteers with Marino Conservation Park and the Council dunes team. developed and maintains the native plant walk in the rail corridor. ( Tweddale Ave/Yacca Rd )
A focus on environmental issues in 5049
IAN YOUNG
COMMITTEE 2018-20
PUBLIC OFFICER
New Committee member in 2018. Seacliff resident for 13 years. Retired petroleum geophysicist. Strongly supportive of efforts to protect and enhance our coastal area. Advocates greater community consultation on developments to ensure growth is sustainable and protects local character.
Dr David Cruikshank-Boyd
Vice President 2022
David is an engineer, and National Director for Sustainability with WSP, a global engineering company, (part- time). In 2015, he was the National President of Engineers Australia. David has been a Seacliff resident for 4 years, and he is keen to assist the 5049 Coastal Community Association build a connected and caring community. He is particularly interested in the development and maintenance of public infrastructure and our very important open space assets.
LIZ SADLER
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DAVID MOLLISON
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Liz is passionate about volunteering and the difference it makes to the community, particularly those with a disadvantage. She has been a resident of Seacliff and SA for just three years but a fair track record of volunteering contribution made in that time. Strong background in the management of community services and business. |
The poetry of Marino has been with me since I was a kid… the apparent remoteness and sense of adventure in a coastal playground. Now returned I am pleased to be involved in the community. I am an architect and have a strong interest in urban planning, landscape, and cultural history. I swim and get to the beach at every opportunity. Communication, environment, open space, sustainability and identifying with the many unique aspects of the Coastal Community and traditional place of the Kaurna people inspire me to give what I can to keeping that special poetry alive. |
