September General Meeting

Discussions were held on the following:

• Mural on the toilet block at Monterey Community park
• Suggested arts heritage walk in Frankston North
• A spokesman for the local Police will be asked to speak at our next meeting
• The Pines pool financial stability was discussed
• The new aquatic centre at Sherlock reserve is due to open in 2014
• Parking behind Mahogany Neighbourhood centre could do with upgrading and signage
• 2 hour parking limit at the Pines shops
• Customer service at the local fish and chip shop was commended
• Geoff Shaw has arranged for $100 000 for an Employment and training officer and a Community engagement officer to be employed locally for 12 months part time
• Try a trade has been a success
• A follow up with Roland Richardson regarding school drop outs and truent program running locally
• There is a room available for Mothers groups, playgroups, etc at the Mahogany Rise Primary school childrens services hub
• Old matresses on the street are an issue needing to be addressed by Council
• Some areas of repeat dumping are becoming an issue and offenders don't appear to be discouraged
• Repoting of overgrown vegetation need to be addressed again