See you all at the AGM this friday!

Friday 27th August 2004
Crown & Sceptre Hotel (Upstairs) King William Street, Adelaide
6.00pm Drinks and Nibbles provided by AILA SA Group
6.30pm AGM
7.30pm Dinner (Available from the restaurant menu for those who wish to stay.)

Please state whether or not you intend to stay for dinner when responding.
Last Minute RSVP today to Simon Lee Ph: 8132 7200 Email: simon

James Hayter + Associates are pleased to announce our name change to Oxigen

Oxigen
23 / 14 Dequetteville Terrace
Kent Town 5067
ph. 8132 7200
fx. 8362 2802

• Its getting to the business end of the footy tipping season. The top spots are being hotly contested with Dr Cooper, ttgdavid and Redboot all vying for number 1.

• The new IFLA site is now open http://www.iflaonline.org

• Try this web link, the site is great there are a number of Power Point Presentations on Tree and the Author is the current expert on this topic and has written the book "Trees for Urban and Suburban Landscapes" which should be a must in each LA's office. http://hort.ifas.ufl.edu/woody/planting/ - Ray Sweeting

• The CPD talk from John Hodgson on Expert Witness is now available as a download from the state web page (44kb .doc)

EPSON STYLUS 1160 A3 Colour Printer $250 o.n.o

Excellent 'industry standard' A3 printer. 1440 dpi, USB or parallel port, superb colour render, fast, true type fonts etc. Takes a range of high quality and photo media; large envelopes sizes to Super B (330 x 483).
OS: Windows 95/98 or later, NT 4.0 or later, XP etc; Apple Mac 8.1 or later Dimensions: w: 609; d: 311; h: 175
Recently serviced. New model retails at around $600.
Package includes printer, software, 4 black cartridges (total value approx $160 but available much cheaper on line), 2m parallel port cable, power cable.

Contact Hilary Hamnett, t: 8211 6212, e: hilary@301ss.com.au

NATIONAL SURVEY of FEES CHARGED BY PRACTICING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

A survey is being conducted to increase the information being made available to members. In 2002 and 2003 preliminary work and consultations to develop information on fees was carried out. This results of this work, plus some other information gathered from a couple of practices, has formed the basis for a first draft.
AILA intends to publish a new, up-to-date and, hopefully, ‘user-friendly’ version of the Commonly Charged Fees Report. To achieve this, we need your participation. We aim to report the range of fees for size and type of project, nature of services provided and regional differences. But all this relies on membership feedback, so over to you.
Please download the survey and fax back to the National Office ASAP, or by Tuesday 31 August.

http://www.aila.org.au/feesurvey

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