SRB Community Action

Pages constructed to assist supporters in preparing submissions to address Draft Integrated Impact Statement.
http://www.saveralphsbay.org/submissions/submIndex.htm

Just a reminder of our major Rally in the City Hall this Tuesday lunchtime, 12.30 - 1.30.
We have a great lineup of inspiring speakers, including Dr. Peter Hay from UTAS, Dr. Eric Woehler from Birds Tasmania and Cassy O’Connor MHA.
Please join us, and bring your friends and colleagues.

Dr. Eric Woehler (Birds Tasmania), and representatives of Save Ralphs Bay Inc. will provide information relating to the impacts of the proposed Lauderdale Quay canal estate development, and how to make a submission to the RPDC. They will also answer questions from the audience. Download as pdf at http://www.saveralphsbay.org/pdf/SRBMedia11_03_09.pdf

It’s time for action - Help us to save Ralphs Bay!

*COMMUNITY FORUMS*

Save Ralphs Bay Inc. will be holding a Community Forum at the Lauderdale Hall, this Wednesday, March 11th at 7.30pm. There will be speakers, information on the impacts of the proposed development and the opportunity for you to ask questions. 

It seems the Walker Corporation hasn’t heard the message yet. Despite all the critical feedback they received at their last Public Information Display, they will be back at the Lauderdale Football Club this weekend, claiming to have, “answers to some of the key questions you asked” at their previous display.

Save Ralphs Bay Inc maintained a presence outside the gates of the Lauderdale Football Club from Thursday to Saturday last week, while the Walker Corporation’s Public Information Display was on show in the footy clubroom. “It was very encouraging for Save Ralphs Bay”, said Secretary, Noela Foxcroft. “Many, many visitors to the Walker display came to visit us after seeing what was on show, and I can tell you, they were not impressed”.

Hi all....it’s on again, the wonderful SRB Calendar 2009.  This is a major fundraising opportunity for SRB to help fund all those expert witnesses and legal people to help us respond fully to the Walker Corporation’s Integrated Impact Statement on the proposed ‘Lauderdale Quay’ development.

If you want to help save Ralphs Bay from Walker Corporation, if you believe there is no place for canal estates in Tasmania, consider joining the Ralphies on Friday morning to line the Bay during Walker’s drilling program.

We meet at the Lauderdale Hall at 7.30 a.m. (27th June 08) to display our Save Ralphs Bay message to local commuters, and Walker’s consultants.