BUSINESS TALKBELMONT

C re ating opportun it ies

I SSUE THR EE , SEPTEMBER 2017

IN THIS ISSUE:

• Support the City’s free shuttle bus BUSlink

• Minister tours Belmont Business Park

• Sign up for the City’s Opportunity Card program

The Springs welcomes Aloft Perth

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It is a pleasure to bring to you another edition of the City of Belmont Business Talk.

Innovation is one of the City’s core values which is why the City of Belmont’s Business Innovation Grants program encourages the development of new and innovative practices and production.

The City is proud to offer the local business community this program. If you have an innovative idea for your business, consider applying for a grant.

The City of Belmont offers a free shuttle bus service - BUSlink - specifically targeted for the needs of local business.

This initiative needs your support – please hop on a bus at any of the strategically located bus stops and enjoy the convenient alternative to you and your staff using your cars during your lunch hour.

BUSlink makes shopping throughout Belmont an attractive and time efficient alternative.

As a financially sustainable local government, the City recognises that effective management is one of the more important services a local government can provide for its residents, businesses, property owners and stakeholders.

Council is acutely aware that it is important to keep rate rises to a minimum and Council’s rating strategy over many years has focused on keeping rate rises moderate and in line with inflation. This year’s 1.75 per cent increase is in keeping with this approach.

The 2017-2018 Budget continues to focus on areas that our community have identified as priorities. These include road maintenance, parks and reserves, buildings, crime prevention, safety and security.

The Budget also includes significant capital works. I am confident that this Budget will ensure that the City continues to grow and be home to a diverse and harmonious community thriving from the opportunities of our unique location.

I look forward to continuing to work with our business community to achieve the many goals we have set to enhance the quality of life and the business potential in our City.

Cr Phil Marks, Mayor

MAYOR’S MESSAGE

GET ON BOARD BUSLINK: THE FREE WAY TO TRAVELDo you work in Belmont Business Park or Belmont Town Centre? Hop on board Belmont BUSlink on your next lunchtime trip to Belmont Forum.

The Belmont BUSlink is a free shuttle bus service connecting Belmont Business Park to the Belmont Forum, Belmont Town Centre and all other businesses along the way.

Time in a work day is precious, so BUSlink is ultra-convenient for you by operating every 15 minutes on weekdays between 11:30am and 2pm.

Not only does this provide stress-free transit for your lunchtime visit, it also provides an easy route for your customers to come to you along routes not serviced by existing public transport.

You shared your feedback and we listened - this new and improved service now starts earlier and runs from 11:30am to 2pm. A new bus stop has also opened on Belmont Avenue (now outside Red Dot).

While the City of Belmont is proud to offer this service in partnership with Belmont Forum, continuation of the shuttle bus will depend on whether usage increases. The City would appreciate your support in promoting the service to friends, employees and customers so that we can continue to offer this free service to our community.

For more information on the service or to obtain some hard copy flyers or posters please contact the City’s TravelSmart Officer on 9477 7163 or travelsmart@belmont.wa.gov.au

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ALOFT PERTH OPENS DOORS TO BUSINESSPerth’s newest hotel, Aloft Perth, is located within The Springs, the City of Belmont’s biggest urban renewal project near the Swan River, featuring stylish residential, retail and commercial developments.

Aloft Perth offers a new hotel experience with 224 colourful guestrooms and stylish meeting venues, and a central location close to multiple transportation options.

The hotel offers alternative function and meeting spaces. Its Tactic rooms have been created to spark great ideas in sleek meeting spaces equipped with state of the art A/V, and fast and free WiFi. Aloft Perth’s six Tactic spaces are found on the Mezzanine level where the concept of no walls, no limits is established. Tactic spaces cater for all types of functions, whether it be a meeting for 8 or a cocktail function for 250.

Aloft Perth’s Rooftop Ballroom and Terrace take functions to the next level with 270 degree views of Perth City, the Swan River and Perth Hills. The Rooftop Ballroom holds up to 300 guests, with an open kitchen and large terrace area.

Alternatively work out at their Re:charge fitness centre then cool off at Splash, the hotel’s outdoor pool. Enjoy tasty bites at the Springs Kitchen restaurant, or enjoy a drink at the signature W XYZ® bar and enjoy live music from up-and-coming local artists.

In the inviting lobby space is Re:fuel, the hotel’s one-stop grab and go pantry, and the Re:mix lobby lounge – a free-flowing space for relaxing and socialising.

Aloft Perth General Manager Stephen Morahan said they hoped

The Springs community will make Aloft Perth hotel their own.

“A home away from home; and be proud of our contribution to the community through representing the residents of The Springs by facilitating and assisting in creating a safer, secure, social community, where residents can gather to meet friends, family, or take timeout from their busy schedules, to eat, drink and play in a vibrant social environment,” Mr Morahan said.

Aloft Perth has also signed up to the City of Belmont-run Opportunity Card loyalty program, and are currently working on a number of local offers and discounts that will be released shortly.

Aloft Hotel Perth is located at 27 Rowe Avenue, The Springs, Rivervale.

OPPORTUNITY CARD FOR BUSINESSDo you want to raise awareness of your business locally, increase your profile and encourage customer loyalty?

You can start today by joining the City of Belmont-run loyalty program, the Opportunity Card.

All residents and ratepayers in the City of Belmont are issued an Opportunity Card which provides them with special benefits only available to City of Belmont residents, such as free giveaways at Council-run events and discounts from local businesses.

The program encourages the community to shop locally by giving local businesses the opportunity to offer exclusive discounts to residents and businesses within the City.

The City of Belmont provides free promotion by showcasing your business’s offer through the Belmont Bulletin and

Belmont Business Talk, the City’s website and the City’s BeNews enewsletter.

You can choose what form your offer takes: a discount, free gift, buy one get one free or other appropriate deal. Opportunity Card holders can then redeem your offer by showing you their card at time of purchase.

There is no cost to being part of the program or to the promotion included. Why not join today? Contact the City’s Opportunity Card officer at opportunitycard@belmont.wa.gov.au or 9477 7407 for more information.

You can also find out more about the program and other upcoming opportunities for business by subscribing to the City’s mailing list. Email business@belmont.wa.gov.au to sign up.

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MINISTER FOR EMPLOYMENT VIEWS BELMONT BUSINESS PARK UPGRADEFederal Minister for Employment Senator Michaelia Cash took a tour of Belmont Business Park recently to see in person the results so far of a $12 Million dollar upgrade to the area.

This Belmont Business Park Infrastructure upgrade project is jointly funded by the City of Belmont and the Federal Government through the National Stronger Regions Fund to bring more jobs and employment opportunities to the City through an improved business environment.

Belmont Business Park is in a strategic gateway location between Perth CBD, Perth Airport and industrial areas to the south, and is bounded by Great Eastern Highway, Knutsford Avenue and Belgravia Street.

Joining the tour was Federal Member for Swan Steve Irons, who along with City of Belmont Mayor Cr Phil Marks visited three Belmont Business Park proprietors including Nick Fargo from Paull & Warner Accident Repair, Ben Hall from KONE Elevators and Alvin Brodie from Bondall.

Work within the Belmont Business Park so far has concentrated around the rollout of a street parking program to increase the number of car bays to provide immediate benefit to customers within the area.

To date works have been completed in sections of Abernethy Road, Campbell Street, Robinson Avenue and Francisco Street, as well as the entire streets of Faulkner Avenue, Wynyard Street, Cowcher Place, Knutsford Avenue and Newlyn Street.

Current works include Esther Street, Fisher Street, and Barker Street with the remaining six street parking projects scheduled for completion by early 2018.

The other main component of the project is the upgrade of Belmont Avenue between Great Eastern Highway and Alexander Road which will involve the conversion of overhead power lines to underground power cables.

The work on Belmont Avenue is expected to take place in 2018 with finishing works to be undertaken in early 2019.

Sirco Regional Manager John Couttie, City of Belmont Mayor Cr Phil Marks, Member for Swan Steve Irons, Senator Michaelia Cash and Alvin Brodie from Bondall during a tour of Belmont Business Park.

BELMONT BUSINESS PARKThe City of Belmont’s Belmont Business Park located in a strategic gateway between the Perth CDB, Perth Airport and industrial areas to the south, has been undergoing a transformation from its previous industrial character to a more diverse mixed use business destination.

Today it is home to a diverse range of industries and sectors - Belmont Business Park offers excellent proximity to the Belmont Town Centre.

The Belmont Business Park – Gateway to Opportunity brand was launched by the City.

Approved businesses within the Belmont Business Park are encouraged to display the Belmont Business Park logo.

Businesses within the Belmont Business Park can contact the City to obtain copies of the logo and information packs are also available that can be sent out.

A video promoting Belmont Business Park is also available on the City’s YouTube channel.

Peter Sourivong from SBD Consulting.

City of Belmont Property and Economic Development Manager Jay Hardison recently received the Local Government Planners’ Association Most Significant Contribution to Planning Award (non-planner) 2017.

The award recognised Mr Hardison’s work in advocating the important role that town planners have in economic development matters.

The Award citation reads: “Jay has shared his knowledge and experience in achieving great outcomes for Local Government, through a collaborative working relationship between the City’s Economic Development and Planning Departments.

At a recent member’s forum, Jay has also highlighted the importance of industrial development as one of the main economic drivers in Western Australia, and how the City of Belmont has actively supported the growth of the freight and logistics industry in recognition of the importance of an ‘Inland Port’ to facilitate the efficient movement of goods for the State.”

LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLANNERS AWARD

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Belmont business owner Peter Sourivong is committed to making a positive contribution to the local community.

Mr Sourivong operates three businesses from his premises at 26 Frederick Street:

• Floormaster: A floor covering retailer (Carpets, Timbers, Ceramic Tiles, Vinyls etc.) offering an end to end service including installation.

• Lightmaster: A retail and wholesale supplier of all items lighting (LED Down lights, outdoor lights, commercial lights, chandeliers, table and floor lamps etc.).

• SBD Consulting: Sales and business development consulting and our main service offering of MicroSites - A website design service.

“Our engagement with the local community includes offering free carpet mats for the local schools (for assemblies, sports carnivals and similar events,” SBD Consulting Director Peter Sourivong said.

“We have also provided donations and prizes in the form of lighting products for school charity events such as quiz nights and the like.

“Our MicroSites (website development) division also participate in programs in the form of an internship program with CCI / Curtin University (students in their third and fourth year requiring practical hours in work experience to complete their degree) and a work experience program for the Autism Academy.

“We also work with autistic high school children (Years 11 and 12) to help them gain exposure into the workplace. Students participating in this program work on the quality control side of website development.”

Mr Sourivong said Belmont was an ideal location for his business due to its central position.

“Belmont has a good mix of residential, retail and commercial properties offering a nice blend of requirements offering many sales opportunities,” he said.

“The support for local businesses from the City of Belmont is also encouraging. The Opportunity Card initiative and the City of Belmont of Business Talk publication are initiatives that are most welcome from local business owners.”

SBD Consulting is located at 25 Frederick Street, Belmont, Western Australia, 6104

BELMONT BUSINESS OWNER SUPPORTS COMMUNITY

Local Government Planners’ Association Vice President Joslin Colli, City of Belmont Property and Economic Development Manager Jay Hardison and Local Government Planners’ Association president Ryan Hall.

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7 STEPS TO BOOST YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCESocial media provides fantastic marketing opportunities for businesses both large and small. The various platforms allow you to build a loyal community, promote your goods and services and build your brand with both new and existing customers. But how do you start?

1. Know your audience

While you can reach many people on social media, the people you want to communicate with are those most likely to convert into customers. You know who buys from you currently – make sure to write down their characteristics so you can appeal to them on social media. Consider: age, gender, budget, location and interests.

2. Use a social media management tool

Are you flat out and don’t have time to manage your channels full-time? Use a social media tool so you can schedule posts ahead of time, monitor your platforms from one screen and delegate tasks to your team.

3. Keep the same username

To make it easy for your customers to find and identify you on social media, keep the same name from your website across all of your platforms.

4. Install follow buttons on your website

Add follow buttons to your webpages to encourage visitors to quickly and easily follow you on social media and keep up-to-date with your business. Similarly, make sure to list your website on your social media profile information.

5. Look for cross-promotional opportunities

Engage with other businesses with a similar demographic and seek out opportunities for cross-promotion. By reposting content it shows you care about your online community and as a result their audience may eventually become yours.

6. Offer exclusive content or products on social media

Give your customers a reason to follow you on social media. One way to do this is to provide exclusive content, products or discounts to your followers.

7. Be relatable

Keep it simple! When writing content remember that your audience can range from amateurs to experts. Industry jargon should be avoided if at all possible.

It’s also important to come across as a real person and not a machine. Add some warmth, personality and occasional humour to your posts and remember, it’s called ‘social’ media for a reason!

For more information and services for business, visit www.business.gov.au

BELMONT BUSINESSES URGED TO ENTER AWARDSThere is still time to nominate your business to be recognised in the 2017 Belmont Western Australian Small Business Awards.

The City of Belmont is proud to be a major sponsor of the Awards which are coordinated by the Belmont Business Enterprise Centre Inc. (Belmont BEC).

Now in its 24th year, the Awards provide recognition and encouragement for achievements and business excellence. Entries can be submitted from small businesses, individuals and organisations from across Western Australia until 5pm Tuesday 26 September 2017.

This year’s 26 awards include the following categories for entrants to consider such as:

• Best New Business

• Best Retail Business

• Best Marketing Award

• Spirit of Australia Award

• WA Racing Industry Award

• Community Spirit Award

• Indigenous Business of the Year

• Volunteer Of The Year Award

Winners will be announced at a special gala event in October. For more on the Awards visit www.belmontbec.com/awards

CORRIDOR PLAN FOR GREAT EASTERN HIGHWAYThe City of Belmont recently appointed Taylor Burrell Barnett as the lead consultants to prepare a Corridor Plan for Great Eastern Highway.

Given the significant issues the City is encountering with traffic, access and built design for development applications proposed along Great Eastern Highway, a Corridor Plan will explore and develop responses and policy directions relating to Great Eastern Highway.

Taylor Burrell Barnett has started work on the project and will analyse population and land-use, place making, transport and access within the corridor and its surrounding area of influence.

The City anticipates that the project will conclude during the latter half of 2019 or early 2020, with the final approval of the planning framework.

If you have any queries please contact Troy Cappellucci, Co-ordinator Planning Services on 9477 7273 or email troy.cappellucci@belmont.wa.gov.au

ELECTRONIC PLANNING AND BUILDING APPLICATIONS

Did you know that you are now able to lodge and track your planning, building and demolition applications online?

Register as a User: To use this online process you need to register with the City to create a user account.

Plan Format: When lodging an application, the application plans are required to be lodged in PDF format. The plans must be to scale, unlocked (no security or passwords) and optimised for minimum file size. The maximum size of all uploaded attachments is 20MB.

Payment of Fees: Application fees need to be paid by credit card on lodgement. Please note a surcharge will apply for all credit card payments.

How to Guide: A How to Guide has been prepared that will guide you through the process. Most application types are accepted via electronic lodgement, however some are not. Please refer to the How to Guide for further details.

To view the ‘How to Guide’, please refer to the City’s web site: www.belmont.wa.gov.au and under Quick links click on ePlanning and Building.

Please refer to the ‘How to Guide’ for further information or contact the Divisional Pathway Support Officer, Melanie Watts on telephone 9477 7290 or by email: melanie.watts@belmont.wa.gov.au.

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City of Belmont215 Wright Street, Cloverdale WA 6105Locked Bag 379, Cloverdale WA 6985Phone: 9477 7222 Phone (A/H): 9477 7224Email: belmont@belmont.wa.gov.au www.belmont.wa.gov.au

No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the City of Belmont’s permission. Businesses will receive a copy of the Business Talk every three months. If you do not currently receive a copy, contact the Property and Economic Development team on 9477 7193.

OPPORTUNITY CARD

ABRA Pest ControlMob: 0468 422 050E: abrapest.con@gmail.comW: www.abrapest.com.au

ABS Kewdale495 Abernethy Road, Kewdale WA 6105 Ph: 9353 1070 Fax: 9353 1021 E: sales@kewdale.absauto.com.au

Alpha Hire247 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont Ph: 9277 4400

ASB Marketing2/100 Belmont Avenue, Belmont Ph: 9477 6888 W: www.asbmarketing.com

Aussie Battlers Truck Rental211 Hardy Road, Belmont WA 6104 Ph: 0407 633 935

Ayres Tyre Service1/15 Brennan Way, Belmont Ph: 9277 4872 E: info@ayrestyreservice.com.au W: www.ayrestyreservice.com.au

Bara ElectricalM: 0408 950 338 E: george@baraelectrical.com W: www.baraelectrical.com.au

Belmont Dental Surgery171 Belmont Avenue, BelmontP: (08) 9277 3837E: info@belmontdental.com.auW: www.belmontdental.com.au

Belmont Oasis Leisure CentreCnr Alexander & Abernethy Rd, Belmont Ph: 9277 1622 E: memberships@belmontoasis.com.au W: www.belmontoasis.com.au

Boss Workwear, Uniforms and Embroidery Perth167 Armadale Road, Rivervale Ph: 9472 5420 / 0413 100 390 E: sales@bossembroidery.com.au

Budget Plumbing Centre4/164 Abernethy Road, Belmont Ph: 9277 4899 Fax: 9477 4788

Connection & Wellbeing AustraliaM: 0415 107 780 E: admin@connectionandwellbeing.com.au W: www.connectionandwellbeing.com.au

Classic BookBinders14 Hehir Street, Belmont Ph: 9479 4777 E: info@classicbookbinders.com.au W: www.classicbookbinders.com.au

Effects Picture Framing315 Great Eastern Highway, Redcliffe Ph: 9477 6612 E: effectsframing@bigpond.com W: www.effectspictureframing.com

F45 Training Perth Airport Bravo Building, 1 George Wiencke Drive, Perth Airport Ph: 0415 353 326 E: perthairport@f45training.com.au W: www.f45training.com.au/perthairport

Floormaster25 Frederick Street, BelmontP: (08) 9479 3092E: sales@floormasters.com.auW: www.floormasters.com.au

Focus Taxation and Accounting Pty Ltd1/1B Katoomba Place, Belmont Ph: 9343 9107 Fax: 6161 2257 E: info@focustaxation.com.au W: www.focustaxation.com.au

Fossils Lawn Mowing38 Grand Parade, Redcliffe Ph: 0409 394 396 E: edwardseve@bigpond.com

helloworld Belmont Shopping CentreShop 63 Belmont Forum Shopping Centre Ph: 9479 1933 Fax: 9479 1350 E: belmontsc@helloworld.com.au W: www.helloworld.com.au/helloworld-belmont-centrewa

Hibana Digital StudioPO Box 677, Belmont Ph: 0404 030 356 E: success@hibana.com.au W: www.hibana.com.au

Ian Diffen The Tyre Factory Belmont27 Belgravia Street, Belmont Ph: 9277 3811 E: belmont@citydiscounttyres.com.au

Infinite Asset MaintenancePh: 6114 7511 / 0473 247 790 E: info@infiniteassetmaintenance.com W: www.infiniteassetmaintenance.com

ItechworldShop 14, 49 Great Eastern Highway, Rivervale Ph: 9472 7200 W: www.itechworld.com.au

Jems Hems and Repairs56 Kooyong Road, RivervaleM: 0408 309 281E: mckayjenny64@yahoo.com.au

Kleenbox Dry CleanersShop 73, Belmont Forum Shopping Centre Ph: 9478 2216 W: www.kleenbox.com.au

Lightmaster25 Frederick Street, BelmontP: (08) 9479 3092E: sales@lightmasters.com.auW: www.lightmasters.com.au

Looksmart AlterationsBelmont Forum Shopping Centre (near Miss Mauds) Cloverdale WA 6105 Ph: 9478 5855

Logos Realty116 Surrey Road, Rivervale Ph: 0420 395 975 E: joseph@logosrealty.com.au W: www.logosrealty.com.au

Ma’s GardeningPh: 0438 776 950 E: elsayoung@hotmail.com

Mailing Solutions30 Hargreaves Street, Belmont Ph: 9479 6694 E: info@mailingsolutions.net.au W: www.mailingsolutions.net.au

No Probs PlumbingPh: 0428 888 447 E: noprobsplumbing@gmail.com W: www.facebook.com/noprobsplumbing

Ora Sports Fitness237 Knutsford Avenue, Belmont Ph: 0478 723 181 / 0413 731 356 E: sam@orasportsfitness.com.au W: www.orasportsfitness.com.au

OvenU RivervalePh: 0439 914 068 E: jctovenu@gmail.com W: www.ovenu.com.au

Oz Gardens Perth Ph: 0437 089 684 E: ozgardensperth@gmail.com

Parry’s Carpets & Floorcoverings203 Alexander Road, Belmont Ph: 9478 5588 W: www.parryscarpets.com.au

Professional Counselling & Massage TherapyPh: 9277 6527

RC ElectricalPh: 0437 871 121E: rob@rcelectricalwa.com.au W: www.rcelectricalwa.com.au

RealtyWest52 Belvidere Street, Belmont Ph: 9277 7222 / 0416 193 008 E: mail@realtywest.com.au W: www.realtywest.com.au

Rechitects Architecture and Design 220 Fulham Street, Cloverdale WA 6105 Ph: 9277 3393 Mob: 0433 490 048 E: leo@rechitects.biz W: rechitects.com.au

Rivervale Podiatry 102 Kooyong Road, Rivervale Ph: 9362 3668 E: rivervale@podiatristperth.com.au W: www.rivervalepodiatry.com.au

S.E.C – ElectricalP: 0404 264 060 E: admin@sinaielectrical.com.au W: www.sinaielectrical.com.au

Storage King Perth Airport51 Redcliffe Road, Redcliffe Ph: 9477 4100 E: perthairport@storageking.com.au W: www.storageperthairport.com.au

Thrive Wellness Centre6 Hargreaves Street, Ascot Ph: 9478 3869 E: info@thrivewellnesscentre.com.au W: www.thrivewellnesscentre.com.au

Trainwest154 Epsom Avenue, Belmont Ph: 1300 938 411 E: admin@trainwest.com.au W: www.trainwest.com.au

Yahava Kwik Koffee 8 George Wiencke Drive, Perth Airport E: airportkiosk@yahava.com.au W: www.yahava.com.au

For the list of offers at these businesses, visit the City of Belmont website www.belmont.wa.gov.au

Present your Opportunity Card at these businesses for fantastic special offers and discounts.

Opportunity Cards must be presented at the time of purchase/service for offers to be valid. Conditions may apply and offers are subject to change.