Cr Jane
Prentice – Councillor for Walter Taylor Ward
Media Release
The on-going issue of fencing the
St Lucia Golf Course and the future of
Local residents and golfers will
have the opportunity to meet with the St Lucia Golf Precinct Community Working
Group and Walter Taylor councillor Jane Prentice onsite at a marquee on the
corner of Indooroopilly Road and Carawa Street, Indooroopilly.
A number of issues involving the
golf course have been raised in the local area, including the golf course
fence, and also a proposed bikeway to the
The long-term environmental
sustainability of
Representatives from the Brisbane
City Council will be on site from
As part of the process, Council representatives
have begun door-knocking local residents ahead of the meeting with information
on preliminary proposals for the precinct.
“Council is currently undertaking
an extended phase of consulting and listening to local residents’ concerns over
these sensitive issues,” Cr Prentice said.
“I am working with Council and residents to ensure public access is maintained to the golf
course and the quality of life people in Walter Taylor currently enjoy is
maintained – if not improved.”
Residents wishing to have their
say, but unable to attend the meeting, can still do so by contacting the
Brisbane City Council Call Centre on 3403 8888, or by contacting the Walter
Taylor ward office.
“Comments on the preliminary
proposals can be made by residents at any time up until Friday 20 November by
visiting my office at Indooroopilly,” Cr Prentice said.
“I would encourage all residents to
take an interest and participate in this project, which will shape the future
of the golf course precinct.”
Ends.
Further information: Jane Prentice – 3407 0005