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Consultation has concluded
Great News! The Annual Business Plan and Budget 2021 – 22 has been endorsed.
This year we will reduce the operating deficit by $2 million and keep the rate revenue increase to CPI (1.2 per cent) plus growth, one of the lowest in the state, while ensuring we still deliver the services and projects our community need.
We were pleased to receive 40 submissions this year, the most we have ever received. All submissions were presented at the meeting on 29 June 2021, where Council preceded to endorse the Annual Business Plan and Budget 2021 - 22. We’ve also created a Snapshot.
Engagement Outcomes
During the consultation, the Your Say page was visited over 800 times, and the ABP document downloaded 298 times. Below is a snapshot of what we heard.
Comments received relating to the ABP
More trails for cyclists, invest in active transport
More funding to support homelessness
Prioritise stand out locations; Byards Wetlands and other locations
First Nations Advisory Group
Upgrade Knox Park for athletics use
Witton Bluff
Increase the number of playing fields, upgrade Frank Smith Park
Support for community focused spend
Improvements on how budget information could be presented
Positive comments on the ABP
General comments and requests received
Request for speed humps on Scott Glade Road, Christie Downs
Request for pedestrian safety at Investigator Drive and Bains Road, Woodcroft
Employee cost rise is a concern
Increasing land value is a concern
Regarding stand out locations, consider local area community surveys to discover local community matters that are important to them
We’d like to thank everyone who participated and provided feedback.
Great News! The Annual Business Plan and Budget 2021 – 22 has been endorsed.
This year we will reduce the operating deficit by $2 million and keep the rate revenue increase to CPI (1.2 per cent) plus growth, one of the lowest in the state, while ensuring we still deliver the services and projects our community need.
We were pleased to receive 40 submissions this year, the most we have ever received. All submissions were presented at the meeting on 29 June 2021, where Council preceded to endorse the Annual Business Plan and Budget 2021 - 22. We’ve also created a Snapshot.
Engagement Outcomes
During the consultation, the Your Say page was visited over 800 times, and the ABP document downloaded 298 times. Below is a snapshot of what we heard.
Comments received relating to the ABP
More trails for cyclists, invest in active transport
More funding to support homelessness
Prioritise stand out locations; Byards Wetlands and other locations
First Nations Advisory Group
Upgrade Knox Park for athletics use
Witton Bluff
Increase the number of playing fields, upgrade Frank Smith Park
Support for community focused spend
Improvements on how budget information could be presented
Positive comments on the ABP
General comments and requests received
Request for speed humps on Scott Glade Road, Christie Downs
Request for pedestrian safety at Investigator Drive and Bains Road, Woodcroft
Employee cost rise is a concern
Increasing land value is a concern
Regarding stand out locations, consider local area community surveys to discover local community matters that are important to them
We’d like to thank everyone who participated and provided feedback.