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Hoping to see you 'Down the Creek' real soon.
Geoff Mitchelmore
President, 2018
If COVID stays away, then we will definitely be having a get together on Sunday 7 March 2021, meeting at Hosken Reserve car park. This will be our Twenty First Clean Up Australia Day event and a chance for all of us to catch up at last.
I will outline the FOLKC year’s program at this event, hopefully whilst enjoying a cappuccino in one of the local cafes – If it rains then two cappuccino’s - Yeah!!
Work on this section of trail is about to commence with the trail south of the bridge over the Creek to be the first part of the works, followed soon after by the connection of the Wyndham trail to the Bluestone Bridge. The trail structure beneath the Creek freeway bridge and the remaining trail from the freeway bridge to the bluestone bridge is somewhat more difficult and will take some time to complete. I am hoping that the trail will be open to the community by mid-2021 – Fingers crossed.
The final two stages of the Hobsons Bay Kororoit Creek shared trail have been designed and are now shovel ready to build – Anyone got a spare $7M?
Hon Melissa Horne MP and Tim Watts MP have been briefed and the Department of Transport is aware of the project. My hope is that there may be money in the next State budget (May) for shovel ready projects to stimulate the COVID economy and help get people back to work – Fingers and toes crossed!
Friends of Lower Kororoit Creek Inc. (FOLKC) are all retired volunteers from the local community and are of an age that makes our members more vulnerable to the ravages of the insidious Covid-19. Because of this, we are effectively shutting down until further notice.
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Congratulations and thanks for a clean up well done.
Sixteen FOLKC members along with Rebecca helped clean up the Urban Forest East at the corner Grieve Parade and Blackshaws Roads in Altona north.
3.5 cubic metres rubbish was retrieved from the park, mainly rubbish lost from back of trucks using Grieve Parade.
Thanks all for attending our 19th Clean Up Australia Day - Gold watches next year for our 20th!!
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Friends of Lower Kororoit Creeek (FOLKC) Inc abn 79441 591 104