Geoff has always focused on the things that matter most to local residents – ensuring that Monash Council is not distracted by the mission creep some other councils get carried away with. He has the priorities we share.
Priorities we share…
- Low rates
- Focusing on core council functions, not mission creep
- Protecting our neighbourhoods from inappropriate development
- Transforming Kingsway
- Fighting for rate reform to stop ‘bill shock’ caused by skyrocketing property prices
- A new 800 to 1,200 space FREE car park on Montclair Avenue in the heart of Kingsway
- Backing residents over unfair Council red tape
- A Council working efficiently for us
Posted by Geoff Lake on 8:51 pm in Events, News | 0 comments
Until 30 March 2014 – WILDCARDS: Bill Henson shuffles the deck at MGA
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Posted by Geoff Lake on 1:37 pm in Labor | 5 comments
Those trying to change the outcome of the Macedon preselection are threatening Labor’s chances in November.
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Find out more about the sale…
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Tonight Monash Council has resolved to sell its two aged care facilities to Royal Freemasons…
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Posted by Geoff Lake on 12:31 pm in Events, News | 0 comments
Australia Day 2014 in Monash was another great event…
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A preview of the agenda for the upcoming Council meeting to be held on Tuesday, 28 January 2013…
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A summary of the Council meeting held on 17 December 2013 and the key things that happened.
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Posted by Geoff Lake on 9:23 am in Financial management, Improving our environment, Priorities, Record | 0 comments
I’m pleased to report that Council made an important decision at our last Council meeting to replace our ageing and inefficient street lighting throughout the city with energy efficient lighting. This will significantly reduce our carbon emissions and energy costs in coming years. The cost of the project is estimated to be $3.3 million, however this investment will be paid back within six years through the projected energy savings it will produce. This project is a no-brainer on both environmental and financial grounds – delivering the...
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A preview of the agenda for the upcoming Council meeting to be held on Tuesday, 17 December 2013…
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Posted by Geoff Lake on 5:29 pm in News | 0 comments
Ratepayers are being penalised for enforcing the government’s sloppy dog laws.
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