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COTMA Achievement Awards
COTMA's Achievement awards have been made
at the last four bi-annual conferences. The Awards are not
competitive, but are to set standards of achievement that their
fellow peers can recognise, flag and inspire others to equal or
better. For the first time in 2006, a formal "EAR Award"
(Excellence and Recognition) was made to the organisation that the
judges considered had made the most significant achievement.
The EAR Award in 2006 was
awarded to:
Melbourne Tramcar
Preservation Association for the
Preservation and Restoration of VR No. 41
Achievement Awards have
been made to:
2006 - Melbourne
-
Ballarat Tramway
Museum - "Meeting Challenges" - Rebuilding the electrical
sub-station and publishing "The Golden City and its Tramways"
- Melbourne
Tramcar Preservation Association - Preservation and Restoration of VR
No. 41
- Wellington
Cable Car Museum - Restoration and display of Cable Grip Car
No. 3
2004 - Auckland
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Australian
Electric Tramway Museum – Northern Depot and Administration
Building
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Ballarat
Tramway Museum – Ballarat Begonia Festival 2004 – “Moving
People”
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Perth Electric
Tramway Society – Mainline Re-sleepering Project
-
1912 Boon Tram
for Wanganui Society – Conservation Plan for Electric Tram No.
12.
2002 - Rockhampton
and Brisbane
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Omnibus Society -
Restoration of NZR Omnibus 3583
- Steam Tram
& Railway Preservation Society - Recommencement of
Regular Museum Operations at Valley Heights
- Ballarat
Tramway Museum - The Ballarat Gold Tram Marketing Project
- Portland
Cable Trams - Construction & Opening of the Portland Cable
Tram Project
- Sydney
Tramway Museum - 50 years of Trolley Wire
2000 - Ballarat
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Australian
Electric Tramway Museum – Refurbishment of Glenelg 360
- Museum of
Transport and Technology - The MOTAT Act 2000
- Tramway
Historical Society - Restoration of CTB No. 1
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