Councillor Report – Ordinary Council Meeting – Wednesday 22 April 2020 – Cr Gaedtke

Councillor Report – Ordinary Council Meeting – Wednesday 22 April 2020 – Cr Gaedtke

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Agenda Item # 5 Matters of Public Interest

Cr Gaedtke congratulated Cr Brieschke on her appointment as Deputy Mayor, and commented on the calibre of Cr Brieschke.  Cr Gaedtke mentioned that Cr Brieschke is approaching her third year as Councillor for this Council, and has displayed unwavering dedication, ongoing support and sheer effort during her Councillor role for the two previous terms.

Agenda Item #35 Councillors’ Report

Kilcoy residents and businesses are generally adhering to the health requirements as stipulated under COVID-19. It was evident that campers followed State Government health orders and did not camp over Easter as in previous years, the roads were very quiet and little activity experienced in and around Kilcoy. Metro North and West Morton health authorities have reported that any COVID-19 affected residents in our region are well on to recovery.

Our local gym instructor is using Zoom platform to broadcast her exercise classes over Facebook, with a great response from her membership.

Lastly, I wish to thank voters who cast their votes under such challenging times and I look forward to working as part of the Team Somerset for the next four years and acquiring achievements that will meet with our residents’ and businesses’ needs and future goals and objectives.


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I believe in open communication, active listening and a commonsense approach, ALWAYS!
After 39 years, 31 as staff and 2 terms as Councillor, I have enjoyed my journey and understand the importance of Local Government as the grass root level of government.

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