About us

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 2017-18 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 new constitution and strategic plan

Under the constitution we are required to have formal elections for the committee members for 2019.

November 28 ~Annual Public Meeting including voting in the new 2019 Committee - see below:

If you would like to discuss a possible mid term nominations feel free to call us on 0416 20 5049 or email 5049communicator@gmail.com.

Download a copy of the committee overview here
Download a copy of the 2018 annual report here

Outsourced roles
We have other roles which could be carried out outside of the committee, let us know if you have any ideas.

Administration, word processing and computer skills
Marketing , media and communications
Environmental sciences and Sustainability
Strategic Town Planning

david bagshaw
president 2017-19

On the committee for 3 yrs+ newsletter and website editor, community activist, urban design champion, Local Government liaison and local architect.
Newsletter editor, media, marketing, membership, acting secretary and general liaison.

mike rutherford
Vice President 2019

Retired Company General Manager and Marino resident of 45 years. Special interest in resident consultation and participation in decision-making. Committed to increasing activation and vibrancy in our community. strategic planning, transport, infrastructure and planning liaison; external group facilitation

Beryl hall
Committee 2017-19

Returning committee member in 2017. Marino Resident, Educator, Past President (MRA). Lead in the successful environmental camping to close the asphalt plant . Linwood Quarry campaign lead and Friends of McConnell

libby cregeen
Committee 2018-19

Been visiting the 5049 area for many years and been a resident of Kingston Park for almost 15 years. Passionate and committed to supporting development which enhances the unique character and heritage of this area.
On the HFB & State Member liaison team and leader on 5049 CC events

IAN YOUNG
COMMITTEE 2018-19
PUBLIC OFFICER 2019-

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.

Alison Cormack
committee 2017-19 & Treasurer 2019

On the committee for 5 yrs +, newsletter distribution manager, street-scaping advocate, Local Government liaison and Kingston Park champion, Friends of Kingston Park lead. HFB Council liaison

Fleur lerwill
Committee 2019

Committed and Accountable. Because Communities Matter. Passionate about making a difference.
Represent good governance and common sense. Undertake to listen, learn and understand.
Focus on protecting and developing the character of environment, seniors and recreational and sporting facilities.

Dennis Southern
COMMITTEE 2019

Retired school principal, university lecturer and tour guide. Volunteers locally as a Justice of the Peace.
Lived and worked in South Australia, Canada and the U.S.A. Married, lives in Marino with family nearby.
Qualifications in gifted education, the natural, urban, social environment and real estate; give me a passion for environmental planning. With a focus on the Cement Hill site redevelopment and the Linwood Quarry.

Lynda Yates
committee 2019

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