Community Stakeholders Ultimately all those who reside in Tatong and the surrounding districts are the stakeholders to the Tatong Community Action Plan, as well as the various community groups and committees that service the needs of Tatong. These groups, together with a group contact person, are as follows: The Recreation Reserve Joan Lewis The Tatong Football Netball Club Anthony Hill Tatong Tennis Club Madeleine deVries CFA Alan Hawes Tatong Magpies Sports Club Mark Saunders Land Care Group Kevin Smith Tatong Table Tennis RobErskine The Tatong Anglers Max Jones Tatong Good Friday Appeal Jade Kirk Australia Day Committee Rick Hann Tatong Heritage Group Bev Hakkennes Tatong Tattler Andreas Stevenson Tatong Young Bloods Emma Cavalot Holland’s Creek Demonstration Reach Kevin Smith Tatong Archery Group Mike Larkin Tatong Artists Group Mike Larkin Save the Tatong School Rick Hann Tatong Village Market Larissa Montgomery Tatong Memorial Hall Pat Manser Red collection Sue and Terry O’Brien The Girls Shed Pat Manser Walking Track Pat Manser Neighbourhood Watch Brian Vial Tatong Hornets 8-ball Tatong Tavern Tatong and District Lighthouse Steering deSales Turner Mothers Katie Lewis Christmas Concert Tatong Young Bloods How the Lighthouse Steering Group functions to support the community Community harmony is important to the people who live in the town of Tatong and is a guiding principle upon which the Steering Group functions. Hence, the Lighthouse Steering Group primarily functions as a support group (as distinctly different from an initiating group) to existing community groups; and individuals and committees that wish to initiate projects or need help or support for projects particularly if they fall into priority areas 1-3 of the Community Action Plan. Additionally, projects brought to the attention of the Steering Group that are outside of community priorities 1-3 are supported by the Group, provided that the project has merit and that the proposer, in the first instance, demonstrates that they have actively sought and obtained community support for the idea. See Appendix A for a list of projects identified by community members as adding’ to Tatong. ‘value
Community Stakeholders Ultimately all those who reside in Tatong and the surrounding districts are the stakeholders to the Tatong Community Action Plan, as well as the various community groups and committees that service the needs of Tatong. These groups, together with a group contact person, are as follows: The Recreation Reserve Joan Lewis The Tatong Football Netball Club Anthony Hill Tatong Tennis Club Madeleine deVries CFA Alan Hawes Tatong Magpies Sports Club Mark Saunders Land Care Group Kevin Smith Tatong Table Tennis RobErskine The Tatong Anglers Max Jones Tatong Good Friday Appeal Jade Kirk Australia Day Committee Rick Hann Tatong Heritage Group Bev Hakkennes Tatong Tattler Andreas Stevenson Tatong Young Bloods Emma Cavalot Holland’s Creek Demonstration Reach Kevin Smith Tatong Archery Group Mike Larkin Tatong Artists Group Mike Larkin Save the Tatong School Rick Hann Tatong Village Market Larissa Montgomery Tatong Memorial Hall Pat Manser Red collection Sue and Terry O’Brien The Girls Shed Pat Manser Walking Track Pat Manser Neighbourhood Watch Brian Vial Tatong Hornets 8-ball Tatong Tavern Tatong and District Lighthouse Steering deSales Turner Mothers Katie Lewis Christmas Concert Tatong Young Bloods How the Lighthouse Steering Group functions to support the community Community harmony is important to the people who live in the town of Tatong and is a guiding principle upon which the Steering Group functions. Hence, the Lighthouse Steering Group primarily functions as a support group (as distinctly different from an initiating group) to existing community groups; and individuals and committees that wish to initiate projects or need help or support for projects particularly if they fall into priority areas 1-3 of the Community Action Plan. Additionally, projects brought to the attention of the Steering Group that are outside of community priorities 1-3 are supported by the Group, provided that the project has merit and that the proposer, in the first instance, demonstrates that they have actively sought and obtained community support for the idea. See Appendix A for a list of projects identified by community members as ‘value adding’ to Tatong.
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