25/11/91 Box Hill Flat Scrub 1,000 28 25/11/91 Gosse Hill Scrub 2,345 4 53 1 Bomber aircraft 1 Helicopter 1 Aircraft 7/12/91 Hamley Bridge Crop 50,000 250 17 118 19/1/92 Harrogate Grass /Scrub 300 19 118 1 Bomber aircraft 1 Helicopter 1 Mixing plant Private units 19/1/92 Tailem Bend Grass 200 6 35 22/1/92 Glossop Structure 1,500,000 5 27 (School) 17/2/92 Gladstone Grass /Scrub 300 18 156 18/2/92 Angel Gully Scrub 60 -80 21 150 Clarendon 19/2/92 Snake Gully Tea Tree Gully Grass 50 16 97 1 Bomber aircraft 1 Helicopter 21/2/92 Cudlee Creek Scrub 50 22 117 10/5 /92 Belair Structure 1,000,000 9 70 FIRE STATISTICS S U M M A R Y r1 Fire Causes 1991/92 1990/91 1989/90 1988/89 o o Rural Not Recorded 279 79 195 159 Not Known 150 617 617 421 Arson 216 368 387 216 Electrical Fault 36 15 28 14 Cigarette /Matches 86 63 58 50 Burning Off 336 356 578 300 Rekindle 154 164 252 158 Children/Matches 121 113 151 115 Incinerators 40 52 59 55 Rubbish Heaps 129 79 76 113 Rubbish Dumps

Select Committee on the Site for a Metropolitan Cemetery

Bryan   Robertstown   Terowie     The Council required the Community Management Committees to monitor the site where the bin was located  between 10am  ‐ 3pm on Sunday the 4th of March, to ensure the appropriate disposal of waste by community  members. 

The training of additional staff in website management over the past year has been very beneficial in 'sharing the load' of maintaining the site and for making sure that the site it is kept up to date.

This is the site for Council's administration and finance functions.

Goyder Waste Management Strategy Council agreed in principal for staff to proceed with a Goyder Waste Management Strategy based on the following arrangements: ♦ The options and costings of the establishment of a fortnightly co-mingled recycle service within the region ♦ The maintenance of a weekly landfill waste collection service within the region ♦ Subject to final feasibility and costings establish an engineered and managed landfill site at Burra for Council use and adjoining Council/s ♦ Continue dialogue with adjoining Council/s for the use of the landfill site, and reach an in- principal agreement for their use of the site The strategy will continue to evolve as it reflects the rapidly changing requirements for the collection, disposal and management of waste as decreed by the State Government.

MESA has been online with a Web site for two years.

• Site Value — the value of the land and any improvements which permanently affect the amenity of use of the land, such as drainage works, but excluding the value of buildings and other improvements

Grass 462 Grass /Scrub 129 Grass /Crop 28 Grass /Forest Scrub 145 Scrub /Forest 9 Forest Plantation 14 Crops 23 Single Tree 25 Hay /Hayshed 32 Fence /Brush, etc 1 Rubbish Dumps 49 Rubbish Heaps 127 Others 40 Structural House (kitchen) 35 House (other) 128 Factory /Warehouse 43 Hospital 2 School 9 Hotel /Motel 2 Vehicle .

All work was monitored on site by Health Commission officers and the dam is now considered completely safe and to present no risk to the environment.