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MINUTES OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL HELD IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON 20 DECEMBER 2016
CONTENTS 1. DECLARATION OF OPENING / ANNOUNCEMENT OF VISITORS ......... 1 2. RECORDS OF ATTENDANCE .................................................................. 1
2.1 APOLOGIES ...................................................................................... 1 2.2 APPROVED LEAVE OF ABSENCE .................................................. 2 2.3 APPLICATIONS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE .................................. 2
3. DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTS ................................................................. 2 4. PUBLIC QUESTIONS ................................................................................ 2
4.1 RESPONSES TO PREVIOUS PUBLIC QUESTIONS TAKEN ON NOTICE ............................................................................................. 2
4.2 PUBLIC QUESTION TIME ................................................................ 2 5. CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES ................................................................. 3
5.1 Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 22 November 2016 ............. 4 5.2 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 ...................................... 4 5.3 Confidential Items ............................................................................ 5
5.3.1 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 ......................... 5 6. PETITIONS / DEPUTATIONS / PRESENTATIONS / SUBMISSIONS ....... 5
6.1 PETITIONS ........................................................................................ 5 6.2 DEPUTATIONS ................................................................................. 5 6.3 PRESENTATIONS ............................................................................. 5 6.4 SUBMISSIONS .................................................................................. 5
7. BUSINESS FROM PREVIOUS MEETING (IF ADJOURNED) ................... 5 8. ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE PRESIDING MEMBER (without
discussion) ............................................................................................... 5 8.1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT ................................................................... 5
9. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES AND EMPLOYEE REPORTS ................... 6 9.1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ......................................................... 6 9.2 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ................................................... 7
9.2.1 Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road - Modification of existing planning approval and extractive industry licence .................................................................................. 7
9.2.2 Lot 211 (No. 105-107) Stirling Terrace - Signage - Variation to LPP20 ............................................................. 16
9.2.3 98 (Lot 1) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay- Outcome of Notice of Intention to Sell Property ............................................. 19
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9.2.4 Use of former Parks and Gardens Depot and a Veterinary Hospital .............................................................................. 26
9.2.5 Scheme Amendment No. 12 – Proposed Additional Use of Former Shire Parks & Garden Depot ........................... 30
9.3 WORKS AND TECHNICAL SERVICES .......................................... 35 9.3.1 Changeover of Councils existing 2009 John Deere 315SJ
Backhoe Loader ................................................................ 35 9.4 CORPORATE SERVICES ............................................................... 40
9.4.1 List of Payments – November 2016 ................................. 40 9.4.2 Financial Statements – November 2016 .......................... 42
9.5 EXECUTIVE SERVICES .................................................................. 45 9.5.1 Council and Committee Meeting Schedule 2017 ............ 45 9.5.2 Appointment of Local Recovery Coordinator and Deputy
Local Recovery Coordinator ............................................ 50 9.5.3 Avon-Link Commuter Service .......................................... 53
9.6 COMMITTEE REPORTS ................................................................. 58 9.6.1 Bush Fire Advisory Committee Recommendation (and
meeting dates for 2017) .................................................... 58 9.6.2 Environmental Advisory Committee Recommendation
(and setting of 2017 meeting dates) ................................ 62 10. MOTIONS OF WHICH PREVIOUS NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN ............ 67 11. NOTICES OF MOTION GIVEN AT THE MEETING FOR
CONSIDERATION AT NEXT MEETING .................................................. 67 12. QUESTIONS OF MEMBERS OF WHICH DUE NOTICE HAS BEEN
GIVEN ...................................................................................................... 67 13. NEW BUSINESS OF AN URGENT NATURE INTRODUCED BY
DECISION OF MEETING ......................................................................... 67 13.1 MEMBERS ....................................................................................... 67 13.2 EMPLOYEES ................................................................................... 67
14. CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS.................................................................... 67 15. NEXT MEETINGS .................................................................................... 67 16. CLOSURE OF MEETING ......................................................................... 67
ATTACHMENT with separate index follows Item 16
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Shire of Toodyay
ORDINARY MEETING – 20 DECEMBER 2016
MINUTES
1. DECLARATION OF OPENING / ANNOUNCEMENT OF VISITORS
Cr D Dow, Shire President, declared the meeting open at 4.08pm. The Shire President advised those present that all mobile phones and recording devices be switched off and advised that the recording of any part of the meeting was not allowed. The Shire President advised those present the location of the exit doors in case of an emergency.
2. RECORDS OF ATTENDANCE Members Cr D Dow Shire President Cr T Chitty Deputy Shire President Cr E Twine Cr J Dow Cr S Craddock Cr P Greenway Cr B Rayner Cr K Wood Staff Mr S Scott Chief Executive Officer Mrs T Phillips Acting Manager Community Development Ms C Delmage Manager Corporate Services Mr G Bissett Manager Planning & Development Mr L Slater Acting Manager Works and Services Mrs D Andrijich Community Development Coordinator Mr H de Vos Planning Officer Mrs M Rebane Executive Assistant Visitors B Foley D Smith A Labouchardiere T Thornton P Robinson R Wilkinson L Graham M Sinclair-Jones M Leggett G Appleby R Madacsi 2.1 APOLOGIES
Cr R Welburn Cr T Chitty departed Council Chambers at 4.10pm.
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2.2 APPROVED LEAVE OF ABSENCE Nil
2.3 APPLICATIONS FOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE Cr Rayner requested that he be granted Approved Leave of Absence from 24 February 2017 to 3 April 2017 inclusive.
MOTION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 127/12/16 MOVED Cr J Dow That the Application for Leave of Absence by Cr Rayner from 24 February 2017 to 3 April 2017 inclusive be granted.
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
3. DISCLOSURE OF INTERESTS The Chief Executive Officer advised that no disclosures of interest in the form of a written notice had been received prior to the commencement of the meeting.
4. PUBLIC QUESTIONS 4.1 RESPONSES TO PREVIOUS PUBLIC QUESTIONS TAKEN ON
NOTICE At the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 22 November 2016, there were no questions taken on notice.
4.2 PUBLIC QUESTION TIME B Foley Summary of Question One Was the Valuer given notice the building was heritage listed? If not, why not and does it affect the valuation? The Shire President requested the CEO respond to the question. The CEO’s response was: ‘The valuation of the building was undertaken by a Licensed Valuer who had full details of the building and its location; those things were taken into account and their Valuation Report was quite comprehensive. The Shire has to assume they have done all they are required to do.’
Summary of Question Two Can it be checked to see if the building’s heritage listing would affect the valuation? The CEO’s response was: ‘The building is not a heritage listed building. It is on the Municipal Inventory (MI). ‘Heritage Listed’ means it is on the State’s Heritage Places Listing or it would have to be classified by the National Trust which it is neither of those. The building is not heritage listed.’
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Summary of Question Three Are you quite happy with the valuation? The CEO’s response was: ‘Yes I am comfortable it is an accurate valuation.’
5. CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES The Shire President ruled that in accordance with Standing Order 4.6 that Council could consider business for adoption by exception. The Shire President advised that the CEO had collated the Council Meeting Running Sheets and the items to be considered were as follows: 5.1 Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 22 November 2016; 5.2 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016; 5.3 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 – CNPI; 9.2.1 Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road - Modification of existing
planning approval and extractive industry licence; 9.4.2 Financial Statements – November 2016; 9.5.2 Appointment of Local Recovery Coordinator and Deputy
Local Recovery Coordinator; and 9.6.1 Bush Fire Advisory Committee Recommendation (and
meeting dates for 2017). Cr Wood moved a motion as follows: That Council adopt the Officer's and/or Committee’s Recommendation contained in the following reports: 5.1 Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 22 November 2016; 5.2 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016; 5.3 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 – CNPI; 9.2.1 Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road - Modification of existing
planning approval and extractive industry licence; 9.4.2 Financial Statements – November 2016; 9.5.2 Appointment of Local Recovery Coordinator and Deputy
Local Recovery Coordinator; and 9.6.1 Bush Fire Advisory Committee Recommendation (and
meeting dates for 2017). by "exception resolution" in accordance with Standing Order 4.6. In accordance with Standing Order 4.6 the Shire President sought clarification as to whether any member wished to make a statement or move a motion other than the Officer's Recommendation. In accordance with Standing Order 4.6 the Shire President declared the motion carried without debate and without taking a vote.
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The Shire President ruled that the motion was carried and in accordance with Standing Order 4.6 the Officer's Recommendation be recorded as the Council's resolution in the minutes as a unanimous decision of the Council.
MOTION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 128/12/16 MOVED Cr Wood That Council adopt the Officer's and/or Committee’s Recommendation contained in the following reports: 5.1 Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 22 November 2016; 5.2 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016; 5.3 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 – CNPI; 9.2.1 Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road - Modification of existing
planning approval and extractive industry licence; 9.4.2 Financial Statements – November 2016; 9.5.2 Appointment of Local Recovery Coordinator and Deputy
Local Recovery Coordinator; and 9.6.1 Bush Fire Advisory Committee Recommendation (and
meeting dates for 2017) by "exception resolution" in accordance with Standing Order 4.6.
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
5.1 Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 22 November 2016 OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION/ADOPTION BY EXCEPTION COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 128/12/16 MOVED Cr Wood That the Unconfirmed Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 22 November 2016 be confirmed.
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
5.2 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION/ADOPTION BY EXCEPTION COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 128/12/16 MOVED Cr Wood That the Notes of the Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 be received.
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
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5.3 Confidential Items 5.3.1 Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 OFFICER'S RECOMMENDATION/ADOPTION BY EXCEPTION COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 128/12/16 MOVED Cr Wood That the Unconfirmed Confidential Noted Program Item titled ‘Confidential Updates & Items’ containing: 9. Confidential CEO Update; 10.1 Avon Link Enhancement Project; 10.2 Temporary Road Closure; and 10.3 Application of Council Forum Policy from the Council Forum held on 6 December 2016 be received.
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
Cr T Chitty returned to Council Chambers at 4.15pm.
6. PETITIONS / DEPUTATIONS / PRESENTATIONS / SUBMISSIONS 6.1 PETITIONS
Nil 6.2 DEPUTATIONS
Nil
6.3 PRESENTATIONS Nil
6.4 SUBMISSIONS An address was made to Council regarding Agenda Item 9.2.3 98 (Lot 1) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay – Outcome of Notice of Intention to Sell Property by A Labouchardiere T Thornton R Wilkinson
7. BUSINESS FROM PREVIOUS MEETING (IF ADJOURNED) Nil
8. ANNOUNCEMENTS BY THE PRESIDING MEMBER (without discussion) 8.1 PRESIDENT’S REPORT
The CEO and I attended a Ministerial function in Dalwallinu this week. The purpose of the function was to announce additional assistance to assist older residents to remain in regional areas. AROC was successful in receiving grant funding for Stage Two of the ‘Butterly Cottages Project’ that will allow the building of another eight units. The
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Tenders for the Civil Works closed today. The funding for Stage Two has been thanks to the Minister for Regional Development and the Wheatbelt Development Commission.
9. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES AND EMPLOYEE REPORTS 9.1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
There are no reports.
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9.2 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
9.2.1 Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road - Modification of existing planning approval and extractive industry licence
Date of Report: 12 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Land Insights / Boral Bricks (Midland Brick)
File Reference: 5CHI/A4577/EXT1 Author: H de Vos - Planning Officer Responsible Officer: G. Bissett – Manager of Planning and Development Previously Before Council:
August 2011 - Council Res No 220/08/11; and October 2011 - Council Res No 243/10/11.
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Quasi-judicial
Attachments: 1. Land Insights Planning Report; 2. Excerpt OCM Minutes – Item 9.2.2 July 2011; 3. Excerpt OCM Minutes – Item 14.1 CMI
August 2011; 4. Excerpt OCM Minutes – Item 9.2.4
October 2011; and 5. Land Insights Initial Letter.
Voting Requirements: Simple Majority PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider a new Development Approval and Extractive Industry Licence (EIL) to replace the current ones for clay extraction at Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road in Hoddy's Well. BACKGROUND The new application proposes to commence work on a new area of the property that was not covered under the previous approvals issued (Attachment 1) and continue work on the current sites. The subject property is located approximately 11.4km south-south west of the Toodyay town site. The property is zoned Rural under the Shire of Toodyay Local Planning Scheme No. 4 ("the Scheme or LPS4"). On 16 August 2011 at its Ordinary Council Meeting (OCM), Council approved an application for Development Approval and for an EIL to extract clay from the lot. (Attachments 2 & 3).
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On 11 October 2011 Council approved a request for a variation to Condition (b) of the Planning Approval an EIL. The new Condition extended the term of the licence from five years to ten years. It was also the catalyst to draft a Local Planning Policy providing direction on Extractive Industries (Attachment 4). In October 2016 the Shire of Toodyay was requested to provide advice regarding how best to activate an area on the property for clay extraction not initially covered in the original Planning Approval and EIL (Attachment 5). Clarification was requested and obtained from the Applicant regarding the dimensions of the new pit.
Size of pit area – will be a maximum of approximately 4-5 hectares eventually. It will start off smaller, at approximately 1 hectare for a few years and eventually expand to approximately 4-5 hectares.
Depth of pit – approximately 10-15 metres in depth In summary however, the proposal does not aim to exceed the 100,000 tonnes limit that is on the current approval. Nor does the proposal mean an increase in truck numbers. Council should also be aware that the approval currently in place is for two pits, and test drilling has indicated that the second pit to the north will not be suitable which is why the Applicant is wishing to open up this new area of operations. The Shire considered the information supplied and resolved that the Applicant would need to submit an Application for Development Approval. Given that no increase in material extraction nor truck movements was proposed as a result of this the Level E consultation would not be required. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS Ordinarily the Shire of Toodyay Member’s Policy No. M2 Public Consultation Formal Matters Policy (M2) a Level E consultation would be applicable however, in light of comments raised above a decision was made whereby no further consultation would be required as there is no increase in haulage tonnage or truck movements associated with this revision. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road in Hoddy's Well, is identified in the Western Australian Planning Commission’s Statement of Planning Policy 2.4 – Basic Raw Materials as an area of Priority Resource location. The Policy promotes the principle that basic raw materials should be taken before they become sterilised by development. The proposed extraction will be in keeping with this Policy. Further the land is identified as such in the Shire of Toodyay Local Planning Strategy (the Strategy). POLICY IMPLICATIONS The proposal did not undergo further public consultation in accordance with M2 for reasons noted above. Local Planning Policy No. 7 – Extractive Industries, Road Maintenance Contribution (LPP7) are applicable to Extractive Industry Applications. This Policy provides a framework for contributions by Extractive Industries to help the Shire
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to recover the additional costs incurred from road use that will result from that land use. The contributions consist of two components:
Construction and Rehabilitation: Under the authority of State Planning Policy 3.6 Appendix 1 - the Shire of Toodyay may charge for the cost of upgrading any road or roads to be used by the Extractive Industry to ensure it is fit for purpose. The Shire will also charge a rehabilitation cost calculated on the rate of consumption of that road asset.
Repairs and Maintenance: Under the authority of the Road Traffic Act 1974, the Shire of Toodyay will recover the cost of repairs and maintenance of any road or roads used by the Extractive Industry. The contribution will be based on a formula adopted by the Shire of Toodyay as part of its annual adoption of fees and charges.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS Should Council resolve to refuse or conditionally approve the proposal, the applicant has a right of review through the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) which will incur legal costs. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS The proposal constitutes development under the Planning and Development Act 2005 and requires Planning Approval under the Shire’s Local Planning Scheme No. 4 (LPS4).
The proposal has been assessed against relevant clauses and requirements of LPS4 as noted in this report. The Shire of Toodyay Extractive Industry Local Law (the Local Law) applies to this application and establishes guidelines to assess applications for extractive industry and to issue extractive industry licences. The application is considered to comply with the provisions of the Local Law. The Local Law provides mechanisms to obtain money from a licensee who fails to undertake rehabilitation works. Clause 5.1 and 5.2 states: 5.1 (1) For the purpose of ensuring that an excavation site is properly restored
or reinstated, the local government may require that - (a) As a condition of a licence; or (b) Before the issue of a licence,
The licensee must give to the local government a bond, bank guarantee or other security, of a kind and in a form acceptable to the local government, in or for a sum determined by the local government from time to time.
(2) A bond required under subclause (1) is to be paid into a fund established by the local government for the purposes of this clause.
5.2 (1) If a licensee fails to carry out or complete the restoration and reinstatement works required by the licence conditions either - (a) Within the time specified in those conditions; or
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(b) Where no such time has been specified, within 60 days of the completion of the excavation or portion of the excavation specified in the licence conditions, then -
(c) the local government may carry out the required restoration and reinstatement work or so much of that work as remains undone; and
(d) The licensee must pay to the local government on demand all costs incurred by the local government or which the local government may be required to pay under this clause.
(2) The local government may apply the proceeds of any bond, bank guarantee or other security provided by the licensee under clause 5.1 towards its costs under this clause.
(3) The liability of a licensee to pay the local government’s costs under this clause is not limited to the amount, if any, secured under clause 5.1.
RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) As noted above, should Council resolve to refuse or conditionally approve the proposal, the Applicant has a right of review through the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) which will incur legal costs. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no additional adverse social implications envisaged from this expanded proposal. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS The matter was referred to the Shire’s Environmental Officer who was satisfied that there were no environmental concerns which were not being addressed and managed in the existing Extractive Industry Licence. No clearing is proposed and there are no implications in relation to water courses or groundwater. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse economic implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS Council is now being asked to formally consider a new expanded Planning Application for the extraction of clay from this site. Whilst the proposal represents an expanded area, the overall tonnage and truck movements will remain as per the Planning Approval and EIL currently in place. The existing Planning Approval and EIL conditions will be included in the new approval conditions. These are seen as suitable control mechanisms to guide the development and it is considered only need to be modified in such a way so as to incorporate the new plans. Any future additional increase in tonnage, or truck numbers would require further planning approval. Given, however the current levels being extracted are 40,000 tonnes in lieu of 100,000 tonnes possible there is sufficient margin to accommodate the proposed new extraction area.
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There was no application to extend the life of the licence beyond the 2021 time limit in the current approval and EIL. It is recommended that Council approves the application.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/ADOPTION BY EXCEPTION COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 128/12/16 MOVED Cr Wood 1. That Council grants development approval for an amended Extractive
Industry approval incorporating the proposed new clay pit Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road in Hoddy's Well subject to the following conditions: (a) Development is to be in accordance with the approved Excavation
and Rehabilitation Management Plan (dated March 2011) and the new clay extraction pit as found in the application (dated 18 November 2016) including any amendments placed thereon by Council and except as may be modified by the following conditions: i. The approval lapses on 12 October 2021 and is liable to
cancellation without compensation at any time for infringement of any regulation governing the same or breach of any conditions under which it is issued.
ii. Nothing in the approval or these conditions shall excuse compliance with all relevant written laws in the commencement and carrying out of the development.
iii. This Planning Approval supersedes the existing Planning Approval (dated 12 October 2011), however any conditions of that previous approval that remain unfulfilled are in force.
iv. The excavation site is to be rehabilitated in accordance with the Mine Closure Plan specified as part of the “Excavation and Rehabilitation Management Plan” for Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddy's Well and the Shire of Toodyay’s Extractive Industry Local Law. The rehabilitation works must be completed within the first winter months following the re-establishment of the final contour ground levels and maintained for a period of three years thereafter. Additionally, the existing Excavation and Management Plan is to be modified incorporating the new clay pit which is subject of the application (dated 18 November 2016) to the satisfaction of the Shire of Toodyay.
v. Any temporary or permanent structures to be situated on the site will require the issue of Planning Approval and a Building Permit.
vi. Those portions of public roads affected by the activities relating to the extraction site shall be maintained to a standard acceptable to the Council at the Applicant’s cost. To achieve this, the Applicant shall pay an annual road maintenance contribution to an amount of $0.26 per tonne compounded
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annually to the Consumer Price Index for Perth, for expenses that would be incurred by the Shire of Toodyay for the repair and maintenance of Council’s roads. The road maintenance contribution shall comply with the following: 1. The road maintenance contribution shall be made
annually for the lifetime of the facility, the conclusion of which will be marked at completion of all rehabilitation works; and
2. The Applicant is to provide a report detailing all activities to and from the site, by 30 June each year, together with Surveyors Certificate, from which the road maintenance contribution will be calculated and payable.
vii. The Applicant is required to obtain approval from the Department of Environmental Regulation prior to the removal of any vegetation on site.
viii. The Applicant is required to provide the local government a Surveyors Certificate every two years, as referred to in condition vi.2) above prior to the annual renewal fee being payable, to certify the quantity of material extracted and that material has not been excavated below the final contour levels outlined within the approved Extractive Industry Report.
ix. Working hours within the extraction area and transportation of materials shall be restricted to the hours between 7.00am and 5.00pm Mondays to Fridays (excluding public holidays) and may be further restricted in specific cases as determined appropriate by Council.
x. The noise generated by the development is not to exceed the levels as set out under the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (and the Environmental Protection (Noise) Regulations 1997).
xi. Measures are to be taken to minimise the amount of dust pollution associated with the extraction site and are to comply with the Environmental Protection Act 1986 and Department of Environment and Conservation Guidelines.
xii. All trucks entering the Shire of Toodyay shall comply with the Shire of Toodyay’s Policy No. A.8 - Oversize Vehicles and shall seek the approval of Main Roads Western Australia as appropriate.
xiii. The Applicant must maintain a current public liability insurance policy in which the interests of the Shire of Toodyay are formally noted by the insurer, indemnifying the Applicant and the Shire of Toodyay for a sum of not less than $20,000,000 in respect of any one claim relating to any of the excavation and transport operations.
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xiv. The operations are managed in accordance with “Water Quality Protection Note 15 - Extractive Industries Near Sensitive Water Resources.”
xv. Any dewatering shall be in accordance with “Water Quality Protection Note 13 - Dewatering of Soils.”
xvi. All truck loads leaving the site with materials are to be covered and all truck drivers must ensure that excess clay on the truck (that is clay not within the bowl of the truck) is removed prior to entering the public road.
2. That Council grants an amended Extractive Industry Licence incorporating the proposed new clay pit Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road in Hoddy's Well subject to the following conditions: (a) Development is to be in accordance with the approved Excavation
and Rehabilitation Management Plan (dated March 2011) and the new clay extraction pit as found in the application (dated 18 November 2016), including any amendments placed thereon by Council and except as may be modified by the following conditions: i. The approval lapses on 12 October 2021 and is liable to
cancellation without compensation at any time for infringement of any regulation governing the same or breach of any conditions under which it is issued.
ii. Nothing in the approval or these conditions shall excuse compliance with all relevant written laws in the commencement and carrying out of the development.
iii. This extractive industry licence supersedes the existing licence dated 12 October 2011, however any conditions of that previous licence that remain unfulfilled are in force.
iv. The excavation site is to be rehabilitated in accordance with the Mine Closure Plan specified as part of the “Excavation and Rehabilitation Management Plan” for Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddy's Well and the Shire of Toodyay’s Extractive Industry Local Law. The rehabilitation works must be completed within the first winter months following the re-establishment of the final contour ground levels and maintained for a period of three years thereafter. Additionally, the existing Excavation and Management Plan is to be modified incorporating the new clay pit which is subject of the application (dated 18 November 2016) to the satisfaction of the Shire of Toodyay.
v. Prior to the commencement of operations, the Applicant shall provide a cash bond of $142,500 to the Shire of Toodyay as a performance guarantee against the satisfactory completion of the rehabilitation of the site. The performance guarantee will be refunded at a rate of 50% following completion of the final stage of rehabilitation works and 50% at the conclusion of the three
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year monitoring period. The bond is to be accompanied by a bonding agreement and written authorisation from the owner of the land that the Shire may enter the site to complete or rectify any outstanding work. The Shire will recover the bond, or part thereof as appropriate, and the Licensee enter into an agreement with the Shire for the Licensee to pay any shortfall of costs to the Shire for the satisfactory completion of the rehabilitation of the site.”
vi. Those portions of public roads affected by the activities relating to the extraction site shall be maintained to a standard acceptable to the Council at the Applicant’s cost. To achieve this, the Applicant shall pay an annual road maintenance contribution to an amount of $0.26 per tonne compounded annually to the Consumer Price Index for Perth, for expenses that would be incurred by the Shire of Toodyay for the repair and maintenance of Council’s roads. The road maintenance contribution shall comply with the following: 1. The road maintenance contribution shall be made
annually for the lifetime of the facility, the conclusion of which will be marked at completion of all rehabilitation works; and
2. The Applicant is to provide a report detailing all activities to and from the site, by 30 June each year, together with Surveyors Certificate, from which the road maintenance contribution will be calculated and payable.
vii. The Applicant is required to obtain approval from the Department of Environmental Regulation prior to the removal of any vegetation on site.
viii. The Applicant is required to provide the local government a surveyors certificate every two years, as referred to in condition vi.2) above prior to the annual renewal fee being payable, to certify the quantity of material extracted and that material has not been excavated below the final contour levels outlined within the approved Extractive Industry Report.
ix. Working hours within the extraction area and transportation of materials shall be restricted to the hours between 7.00am and 5.00pm Mondays to Fridays (excluding public holidays) and may be further restricted in specific cases as determined appropriate by Council.
x. The noise generated by the development is not to exceed the levels as set out under the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (and the Environmental Protection (Noise) Regulations 1997).
xi. No blasting on the site is to occur without the written permission of the Shire of Toodyay.
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xii. Measures are to be taken to minimise the amount of dust pollution associated with the extraction site and are to comply with the Environmental Protection Act 1986 and Department of Environment and Conservation Guidelines.
xiii. All trucks entering the Shire of Toodyay shall comply with the Shire of Toodyay’s Policy No. A.8 - Oversize Vehicles and shall seek the approval of Main Roads Western Australia as appropriate.
xiv. The Applicant must maintain a current public liability insurance policy in which the interests of the Shire of Toodyay are formally noted by the insurer, indemnifying the Applicant and the Shire of Toodyay for a sum of not less than $20,000,000 in respect of any one claim relating to any of the excavation and transport operations.
xv. The excavation site is to be maintained in a safe manner and a secure gate is to be installed and kept locked when the site is unmanned to prevent access to the general public.
xvi. The operations are managed in accordance with “Water Quality Protection Note 15 - Extractive Industries Near Sensitive Water Resources.”
xvii. Any dewatering shall be in accordance with “Water Quality Protection Note 13 - Dewatering of Soils.”
xviii. All truck loads leaving the site with materials are to be covered and all truck drivers must ensure that excess clay on the truck (that is clay not within the bowl of the truck) is removed prior to entering the public road.
Advice Note 1: The rehabilitation bond figure comprises of the $82,500 from the original approval and $60,000 for the new clay pit area (this figure is based on clay extraction more than 3m deep which is $12,000 per hectare as per the Shire of Toodyay Schedule of Fees and Charges 2016/2017.
Advice Note 2: The public liability insurance figure of $20,000,000 is consistent with the current Shire of Toodyay requirements.
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
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9.2.2 Lot 211 (No. 105-107) Stirling Terrace - Signage - Variation to LPP20
Date of Report: 14 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
N & L Archibald
File Reference: A2110/211STIT Author: H de Vos - Planning Officer Responsible Officer: G. Bissett – Manager Planning and Development Previously Before Council:
Nil
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
N/A
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Quasi-judicial
Attachments: 1. Lotterywest Signage Plans Voting Requirements: Simple Majority
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To determine an Application for Development Approval for a proposed illuminated corporate sign for Lot 211 (No. 105-107) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay. BACKGROUND The Applicant is proposing to erect a 704mm x 405mm LED illuminated corporate sign which is not permitted under section 5.4.2 (g) of the Local Planning Policy No. 20 – Central Toodyay Heritage Area (LPP20). The signage also does not comply with section 5.4.1 (g) which relates to using background colours from the Heritage Colour Palette. There is no delegated authority to permit a variation to LPP20 at Officer level. Lot 211 (No. 105-107) is a 1,158m² property located at the eastern end of Stirling Terrace. The property is zoned Town Centre under the Shire of Toodyay Local Planning Scheme Number 4 and it falls within the Central Toodyay Heritage Area and thus development is guided by LPP20. The Applicant submitted the application on 5 December 2016 (Attachment 1). CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS No consultation has taken place as the development is minor. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report. POLICY IMPLICATIONS LPP20 is applicable. It is considered that this proposal does not comply with the following provisions of this policy:
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5.4.1. All signs within the Central Toodyay Heritage Area shall comply with the following principles: g) Background colours used in signs shall be white or cream or colours from the colour palette adopted as a part of the Shire of Toodyay Townscape Enhancement Concept. 5.4.2. The following signage is not permitted within the Central Toodyay Heritage Area: g) Rotating, flashing and internally lit signs.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS Should Council resolve to refuse or conditionally approve the proposal, the applicant has a right of review through the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT) which will incur legal costs. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS The Planning and Development Act 2005 and its Regulations provides for the creation of a Local Planning Scheme. The Shire of Toodyay Local Planning Scheme No. 4 (the Scheme) provides the mechanism for protecting and enhancing the environment of the district and its historical associations, controlling land and building development, setting aside land for future use as reserves and other matters authorised by the Planning and Development Act 2005. RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) There are no adverse risk implications envisaged from this report. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse economic implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS The proposal has been assessed against relevant objectives and development provisions of LPS4 and the LPP20. The development is generally compliant except for the variation to background colour and the fact that it is illuminated. On the issue of the background colour, LPP20 does reference corporate colours. Lotterywest is a well-known brand and it is considered that requiring the applicant to comply with the cream background would be illogical considering the small size of the sign. The sign is also designed and stylised in a manner matching their corporate branding. With regards to the illumination, as the sign is small any illumination is not likely to be so dominant as to detract from the streetscape.
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Council must consider the precedent that allowing illuminated signs into the Central Toodyay Heritage Area will set. It is recommended that Council approve the variation to the background colour and allow the illuminated sign.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION That Council approve the application for development approval for a 704mm x 405mm LED illuminated corporate sign at Lot 211 (No. 105-107) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay subject to the following conditions: 1. Development shall be carried out only in accordance with the terms of the
application as approved herein and any approved plan. 2. Nothing in the approval or these conditions shall excuse compliance with
all relevant written laws in the commencement and carrying out of the development.
Cr Greenway moved the Officer’s Recommendation. Cr Wood seconded the motion. Clarification was sought. Debate commenced. The motion was put.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 129/12/16 MOVED Cr Greenway SECONDED Cr Wood That Council approve the application for development approval for a 704mm x 405mm LED illuminated corporate sign at Lot 211 (No. 105-107) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay subject to the following conditions: 1. Development shall be carried out only in accordance with the terms of the
application as approved herein and any approved plan. 2. Nothing in the approval or these conditions shall excuse compliance with
all relevant written laws in the commencement and carrying out of the development.
MOTION CARRIED 6/2
Cr Craddock requested that her vote against the motion be recorded.
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Cr Rayner moved a motion as follows: That the Order of Business be amended to allow Item No 9.2.4 to be brought forward for consideration ahead of Item No 9.2.3
Cr Craddock objected to the motion. The motion was lost for want of a seconder.
9.2.3 98 (Lot 1) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay- Outcome of Notice of Intention to Sell Property
Date of Report: 13 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
The Mount Drumree SW Trust
File Reference: A2044/1STIT Author: G Bissett – Manager of Planning & Development Responsible Officer: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Previously Before Council:
23 September 2016 Forum Item 9.2 22 November 2016 OCM Res No 119/11/16
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Executive
Attachments: 1. Excerpt from November 2016 Ordinary Meeting of Council (OCM) Minutes including attachments as follows: (a) Valuation; and (b) Offer and Acceptance Document –
provided under confidential cover
2. Submissions received – provided under separate confidential cover; and
3. Correspondence from Heartlands Vet. Voting Requirements: Simple Majority
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider the sale of Mrs O'Reilly's Cottage (the Cottage) to The Mount Drumree SW Trust after advertising in accordance with legislative requirements under the Local Government Act 1995.
BACKGROUND At the September 2016 Council Forum the Acting CEO advised that an expression of interest had been received from the Applicant in relation to the cash sale of the Cottage. Members were advised that an independent valuation was
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being obtained. Clarification was sought on Council’s assessment of this proposal. Based on the guidance given to the Acting CEO a report was prepared for the November 2016 Ordinary Council Meeting outlining a possible cash sale of the Cottage for members to consider. At this meeting, Heartlands Veterinary Service (HVS or the Vets), who retain an interest in leasing this building, advised Members they still wanted to enter into an agreement to occupy this building with a view to purchase at a later date. At the November 2016 OCM Council resolved as follows: That Council: 1. Resolves to proceed with and advertise the proposed sale of 98 (Lot 1)
Stirling Terrace, Toodyay to “The Mount Drumree SW Trust” in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.58 of the Local Government Act 1995; and
2. That this matter be brought back to Council for further consideration after the end of the period of advertising.
Background Information can be obtained from the November 2016 OCM report and its attachments (Attachment 1, 1(a) & 1(b)). CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS As part of the preparation of the November 2016 OCM report HVS were consulted and this matter was discussed in some detail with them. While they have advised they were looking at alternative accommodation options they advised they would still prefer to enter into a lease with an option to buy this property. Since the initial discussions the CEO has held further talks with the Vets with a view to the possibility of leasing the former Parks and Gardens Depot as an alternative. This is the subject of another report in this agenda. This proposal was advertised in the Avon Valley Gazette 25 November 2016, the Toodyay Herald (7 December 2016) and on the Shire’s website. This matter has generated some interest, partly because of a front page story about it in the December 2016 Toodyay Herald. The submission period has exceeded two weeks and was carried out in accordance with the WA Local Government Act (1995) requirements. Six separate submissions from the public were received which can be viewed under confidential cover. The submissions are however summarised in the table below.
Summary of submissions Issue / Concern Assessment / Comment Sale criteria should be based on the long term use to serve the community
This is agreed, if sold the proceeds are treated this way
Concerns over insider information from the offer and the process of the offer, unfair on the vet with no
This was an unsolicited offer and has gone through the correct process as set out in the Local Government Act.
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Summary of submissions Issue / Concern Assessment / Comment competitive opportunity for the Vet to participate in.
The Vets are able to make a counter offer and are aware of this.
Concerns over possible loss of the Vet from Toodyay
It is not the intent of Council to see the vet no longer operate in Toodyay. Regardless of the outcome the Shire will do what it can to assist the Vet to find suitable accommodation.
Any offer to purchase from the vet should be treated in the same way as the Medical Centre and the Applicant should not be given any special treatment.
See comments directly above.
The Shire has put their finances ahead of the good of Toodyay
This concern is not seen as relevant the Shire is always working towards the best outcome for the community in its use of its finances.
Objection to its sale as an Art Gallery over the vet use Noted
Objection to sale based on verbal agreement to the Vets
This is being investigated and will be taken into account in any deliberations.
That Council consider a co-location with the Animal Management Facility at the Toodyay Transfer Station
This is not within the scope of this agenda item to consider.
The building should be retained for future generations for heritage reasons
If sold it can still be retained for heritage purposes. It is on the Shire’s Municipal Heritage Listing.
The price is too low the sale of heritage should come at a premium and it does not take into account costs incurred to date to sell.
The market determines the value. The valuation received is based on this.
A submission, which has already been circulated to members, has also been received from the Vets (Attachment 3). Their submission requests that Council honour their pre-existing lease agreement, advises they are under time pressure to move and states they may consider a move to the former Parks and Garden Depot pending Councils decision and further discussion. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report.
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POLICY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse policy implications envisaged from this report. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS Should Council proceed with the sale it would realise $530,000 in line with the valuation received. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS Section 3.58 of the Local Government Act 1995 states as follows: 3.58 Disposing of property
(1) In this section — dispose includes to sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of, whether absolutely or not; property includes the whole or any part of the interest of a local government in property, but does not include money.
(2) Except as stated in this section, a local government can only dispose of property to — (a) the highest bidder at public auction; or (b) the person who at public tender called by the local government
makes what is, in the opinion of the local government, the most acceptable tender, whether or not it is the highest tender.
(3) A local government can dispose of property other than under subsection (2) if, before agreeing to dispose of the property — (a) it gives local public notice of the proposed disposition —
(i) describing the property concerned; and (ii) giving details of the proposed disposition; and (iii) inviting submissions to be made to the local government
before a date to be specified in the notice, being a date not less than 2 weeks after the notice is first given; and
(b) it considers any submissions made to it before the date specified in the notice and, if its decision is made by the council or a committee, the decision and the reasons for it are recorded in the minutes of the meeting at which the decision was made.
(4) The details of a proposed disposition that are required by subsection (3)(a)(ii) include — (a) the names of all other parties concerned; and (b) the consideration to be received by the local government for the
disposition; and (c) the market value of the disposition —
(i) as ascertained by a valuation carried out not more than 6 months before the proposed disposition; or
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(ii) as declared by a resolution of the local government on the basis of a valuation carried out more than 6 months before the proposed disposition that the local government believes to be a true indication of the value at the time of the proposed disposition.
(5) This section does not apply to — (a) a disposition of an interest in land under the Land Administration
Act 1997 section 189 or 190; or (b) a disposition of property in the course of carrying on a trading
undertaking as defined in section 3.59; or (c) anything that the local government provides to a particular
person, for a fee or otherwise, in the performance of a function that it has under any written law; or
(d) any other disposition that is excluded by regulations from the application of this section.
[Section 3.58 amended by No. 49 of 2004 s. 27; No. 17 of 2009 s. 10.]
RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) Negative submissions have been received, as advised was possible in the November 2016 OCM however these concerns may have been addressed if an alternative property can be offered to the Vets. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse economic implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS This building is not an asset that the Shire needs to retain. The key issue is the implication of any sale on the Vets who have requested that Council honour their original offer to provide this building to lease. The submissions centred on the fairness of the process; how it would affect the Vet and good stewardship. Council has followed correct process to this point in relation to this proposed sale consideration. The process is considered fair. If Council can provide acceptable alternative premises to the vets which it is now working towards this would address the main concern. In terms of stewardship, the sale of this building is good stewardship. Its sale can release valuable finances for other worthwhile projects such as new recreation facilities. It could also save the Shire money over time by saving ongoing maintenance for this premises which older buildings such as this generate. While the Vets have requested Council honour their pre-existing agreement in regards to leasing this building (It must be noted there is no pre-existing lease
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agreement, no lease has been signed.) it is also clear they have in the past and also now indicate, subject to meeting certain requirements, they will consider the former Parks and Gardens Depot as an alternative. How the former Parks and Garden Depot can be made to meet the needs of the Vets is the subject of two other separate reports for Council to consider. If Council agrees that this can provide a suitable alternative this could be assessed as addressing the community concerns raised. After considering the content of this report, it is recommended that Council approves the sale of Lot 1 Stirling Terrace also known as Mrs O’Reilly’s Cottage.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION That Council: 1. Accepts the Offer to Purchase Lot 1, 98 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay
(known as Mrs O’Reilly’s Cottage) made by The Mount Drumree SW Trust for the sum of $530,000 including GST; and
2. Authorises the CEO to make arrangements to proceed with the sale of the same.
Cr Rayner moved the Officer’s Recommendation. Cr Chitty seconded the motion. Clarification was sought. Debate commenced. Cr Craddock foreshadowed an alternate motion as follows:
That Council proceed with negotiations to lease Lot 1, 98 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay to Heartlands Veterinary Hospital in line with the conditions offered by Heartlands Veterinary Hospital in September 2014.
The motion was put.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/MOTION MOVED Cr Rayner SECONDED Cr Chitty That Council: 1. Accepts the Offer to Purchase Lot 1, 98 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay (known
as Mrs O’Reilly’s Cottage) made by The Mount Drumree SW Trust for the sum of $530,000 including GST; and
2. Authorises the CEO to make arrangements to proceed with the sale of the same.
MOTION LOST 0/8
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Cr Craddock moved an alternate motion as follows: That Council proceed with negotiations to lease Lot 1, 98 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay to Heartlands Veterinary Hospital in line with the conditions offered by Heartlands Veterinary Hospital in September 2014.
Cr Wood seconded the motion. Clarification was sought. Cr K Wood departed Council Chambers at 5.19pm. The Shire President adjourned the meeting at 5.19pm. The Shire President resumed the meeting at 5.20pm. Cr K Wood returned to Council Chambers at 5.20pm.
The Shire President requested a motion be moved in accordance with Standing Order 5.2 (2) that the meeting be closed to the public.
MOTION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 130/12/16 MOVED Cr Greenway That Council move behind closed doors in accordance with Standing Order 5.2(2) order for confidential business to be discussed.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
The meeting was closed to the public in accordance with Section 5.23 (2) (c), (e) and (f) of the Local Government Act 1995. All members of the public departed the Council Chambers at 5.22pm.
MOTION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 131/12/16 MOVED Cr Rayner That Council come from behind closed doors.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
All members of the public returned to the Council Chambers at 5.28pm.
Clarification was sought. The alternate motion was put.
ALTERNATE MOTION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 132/12/16 MOVED Cr Craddock SECONDED Cr Wood That Council proceed with negotiations to lease Lot 1, 98 Stirling Terrace, Toodyay to Heartlands Veterinary Hospital in line with the conditions offered by Heartlands Veterinary Hospital in September 2014.
ALTERNATE MOTION CARRIED 8/0
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The CEO advised the Shire President that Council would not be required to consider the following Agenda Items:
9.2.4 Use of former Parks and Gardens Depot and a Veterinary Hospital; and
9.2.5 Scheme Amendment No. 12 – Proposed Additional Use of Former Shire Parks & Garden Depot
The Shire President ruled that the next item of business would be Agenda Item 9.3.1 Changeover of Councils existing 2009 John Deere 315SJ Backhoe Loader
9.2.4 Use of former Parks and Gardens Depot and a Veterinary Hospital Date of Report: 13 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: A1972 Author: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Responsible Officer: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Previously Before Council:
November 2016 - RESOLUTION NO 119/11/16
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Executive
Attachments: 1. Building Layout; 2. Site Plan; and 3. Photographs.
Voting Requirements: Absolute Majority PURPOSE OF THE REPORT Approval is sought to commence the process for conversion of the former Parks and Gardens Depot into a fit for purposes Veterinary Hospital for lease to Heartlands Veterinary Services (HVS or the Vet). This proposal is dependent on Council taking the decision to dispose of O’Reilly’s Cottage (the Cottage), as it is proposed to use part of the proceeds from that sale to fund the renovations. BACKGROUND Council resolved in December 2014 to commence negotiations to lease the Cottage to HVS to allow them to relocate from another premises in Toodyay which is up for sale.
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In February 2015 the Cottage suffered serious storm damage. As it is a heritage building the renovation works were supervised by an Architect, and because of the size of the job the Builder was selected by public tender. Repairs to the building were completed in October 2016. Council had received an unsolicited offer to purchase the building in September 2016. Council advertised for public submissions in relation to that offer (in accordance with Council’s Resolution 119/11/16) and now must decide whether to accept that offer or proceed with negotiating a lease with the Vet. As a result of the delays in the renovations to the Cottage we liaised with Heartlands Veterinary Hospital about other potential premises. One such premises is the former Parks and Gardens Depot. There are some planning hurdles, but at the time HVS had the following to say: ‘We have given thought to the Parks and Gardens building, and whilst it offers some excellent features for large animal access etc., it would require fairly major internal work to pass inspection by the Veterinary Surgeon's Board as a Veterinary Hospital (especially for small animal hospital and surgical facilities) The work required would be well in excess of our budget, so unless the Shire was keen to spend a fair bit (lining, insulating, air conditioning etc.) it unfortunately wouldn't be an option for us.’
To make that building a viable option would require some Shire investment in the building. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS There was extensive consultation in relation to the original planning proposal for the Cottage including five objections. The plan to sell the Cottage instead of leasing it to HVS has also attracted a number of submissions (listed under Agenda Item 9.2.3) based on retention of a Veterinarian in Toodyay. There will be consultation required in relation to proposed planning changes. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS Along with Medical Services, Pharmacy, Dentist and a Supermarket there are a number of privately delivered services that can be seen as essential to a functioning regional community. Veterinary Services are often included in this list, and is particularly pertinent given the large number of rural and rural residential residences in an around Toodyay, almost all of which have one or more animals. Retaining Veterinary Services in Toodyay was one of the motivating factors in the original decision to negotiate a lease with HVS in the first place. The proposed alternative location a similar size, more accessible and is in a far better location than the Cottage. POLICY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse policy implications envisaged from this report.
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FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS Council has been offered $530,000 for the purchase of the Cottage. If and only if Council agrees to sell that building it is proposed that $230,000 be allocated to the refurbishment of the former Parks and Gardens Depot. This includes approximately $185,000 on the building and $45,000 on the grounds. The Vets offer for the Cottage lease as set out in the December 2014 proposal was $613 per week ($31876 per year). If we assume that a refurbished Parks and Gardens Depot would attract a similar rent that is an annual return on investment of around 15% (attributing zero value to the existing building. To lease the Cottage to HVS it will still cost in the order of $20,000 to make the Cottage fit-for-purpose as a Veterinary Hospital. When combined with the foregone sale proceeds of $530,000 from the potential sale, this means the Shire’s investment approximates $550,000. This represents a return on investment of about 5.5%. This would also provide a further $300,000 to be invested in the Shire’s Asset Development Reserve. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS It is not clear whether the existing promise to enter into a lease in relation to the Cottage is in any way binding or creates any legal obligation. This may be subject to separate legal advice. However Council may decide either that it has a moral obligation, or alternatively that a veterinary service is a common good that should be retained in Toodyay. In either case this proposal would satisfy the obligation. RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) It can be argued that HVS is a private business and Council should not be supporting an individual business. It has however long been seen that Local Government has a role in attracting and retaining key businesses and key services to its district, and a Veterinarian could be considered a key business. The loss of such a business is a risk to the viability of the community. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS The Shire of Toodyay Economic Development Plan identified four main drivers for the Toodyay economy:
Agriculture and Horticulture; Population Services; Aging Services; and’ Day Trip Tourism.
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It could be argued that Veterinary Services are an important component of the first three of these four drivers. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS This proposal has a number of benefits:
It allow Council to dispose of a property that it has identified is excess to its requirements;
It allows us to maintain quality veterinary services in Toodyay; It transforms a non-performing asset that had no demonstrated use in the
next five to ten years into a community asset; It is a far better location and is more easily modified to be fit for purpose than
the alternative; and It is fully funded from the proceeds of the sale of the Cottage.
At the time of writing, some of the details of the refurbishment are still under consideration. Finally, notwithstanding the other discussions about the suitability or otherwise of the Parks and Gardens Depot, HVS has indicated that its first preference remains the Cottage. This seems primarily because of the time delay that would be involved in the refurbishment. It is the CEO’s view that the Clinton Street site is vastly superior, though it will take longer to prepare. It should be noted that the resolution is dependent on both the sale of the Cottage and an agreement with the Vet.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION That Council allocates $200,000 for the refurbishment of the former Parks and Gardens Depot in Clinton Street Toodyay to make it suitable for commercial lease as a Veterinary Hospital. The allocation is subject to the following conditions: 1. The funds are allocated from, and dependent on, the sale of 98 (Lot 1)
Stirling Terrace, Toodyay - also known as Mrs O’Reilly’s Cottage; 2. The refurbishment is subject to the proposed change in the Local Planning
Scheme to allow this as an additional permitted use; and 3. Council entering into an agreement with Heartlands Veterinary Hospital to
enter into a lease for the refurbished premises on a reasonable commercial basis.
*** Report withdrawn – please refer to Page 26 ***
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9.2.5 Scheme Amendment No. 12 – Proposed Additional Use of Former Shire Parks & Garden Depot
Date of Report: 13 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: LPS4/12 , A1972 & 6CLI Author: G Bissett - Manager Planning & Development
Responsible Officer: G Bissett - Manager Planning & Development
Previously Before Council:
Nil
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Quasi-judicial
Attachments: 1. Scheme Amendment Report
Voting Requirements: Simple Majority PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider an amendment to the Toodyay Local Planning Scheme No. 4 (the Scheme) to insert an additional use as a veterinary centre for the former Shire Parks and Gardens Depot located at 5-7 Clinton Street, Toodyay. BACKGROUND The purpose of this scheme amendment is to insert a new entry into Schedule 2 – Additional Uses (No. 11) to enable the Shire’s former Parks and Gardens Depot located at Lots 3-6 (5-7) Clinton Street, Toodyay for possible lease and occupation by Heartlands Veterinary Service (HVS or ‘the Vet’) HVS are currently located on Stirling Terrace at the southern end of the Toodyay Town Centre providing Veterinary Services for small and large animals to the community of Toodyay. HVS are unable to continue occupying their current premises. Due to the possible sale of Mrs O’Reilly’s Cottage (the Cottage), the premises they were planning to lease, the Administration have been investigating alternatives to offer HVS. The former Shire’s Parks and Gardens Depot in Clinton Street has been identified the most suitable option, particularly as they will be able to utilise the existing buildings and infrastructure and there is adequate on-site car parking. For this to be made possible a Scheme Amendment to rezone the site is required. The rezoning of the site through the inclusion of an additional use will provide appropriate land use permissibility to enable submission of a development application to use the site as a Veterinary Centre.
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To progress this Council must resolve to make the appropriate steps to include the necessary changes to the Shire’s Planning Scheme. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS Initial consultation with Officers from the Department of Planning has provided guidance in the preparation of this amendment. The amendment will require public advertising for a minimum period of 42 days in accordance with the provisions of the Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS The proposed rezoning is consistent with the objectives of the Toodyay Local Planning Strategy that identifies the site within an area for future townsite expansion. The overall area is being further examined as part of the review of the Local Planning Strategy and development of the new local planning scheme. POLICY IMPLICATIONS There are no policy implications associated with this proposal. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no financial implications associated with this proposal, other than the costs associated with statutory processes. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS The gazettal of the Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015 in 2015 introduced a track based approach to local planning scheme amendments that enables amendments to be classified as either a basic, standard or complex amendment. The amendment types are defined in regulation 34, and can be summarised as follows: Basic: an amendment of an administrative nature including:
correction of an administrative error; incorporating model provisions; compliance with the deemed provisions; compliance with an Act or State Planning Policy; and zoning of land that is consistent with an approved structure plan, where the
zones exist within the schemes.
Standard: an amendment that is:
consistent with a zone or reserve; consistent with a Local Planning Strategy; consistent with a structure plan but the zones do not exist within the scheme; considered to have minimal impact on surrounding land; and not basic or complex.
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Complex: an amendment that is:
not consistent with a Local Planning Strategy; not addressed in a Local Planning Strategy; to be made at the direction of the Minister; and for a development contribution area or Development Contribution Plan; of a
scale that is significant relative to development in the locality.
The classification of an amendment determines the consultation requirements and timeframes in which the amendment must be dealt with. The public consultation requirements have been amended, in addition to timeframes now being imposed on both the local government and WAPC for processing of the amendment, as outlined in the table below:
Scheme
Amendment type
Advertising
Local government consideration
period
(post advertising)
WAPC timeframe to
make recommendation
to Minister
Basic
No advertising required
Amendment to be provided to WAPC within 21 days of
Council resolution to prepare or adopt
N/A 42 days
Standard 42 days 60 days post end
date of submission period
60 days
Complex 60 days
*WAPC approval required prior to advertising
90 days post end date of submission
period 90 days
A Council resolution is required to prepare or adopt a Scheme Amendment and the resolution needs to specify the classification of the amendment and an explanation as to why the amendment type is appropriate. This amendment is a standard amendment in accordance with parts (b), (e) and (f) of the standard amendment definition contained in Regulation 34, which states: (b) an amendment that is consistent with a local planning strategy for the
scheme that has been endorsed by the Commission; (e) an amendment that would have minimal impact on land in the scheme area
that is not the subject of the amendment; and (f) an amendment that does not result in any significant environmental, social,
economic or governance impacts on land in the scheme area.
RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) There is a risk that submissions will be lodged in the public consultation phase objecting to this proposal that would need to be considered prior to endorsement.
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS This proposal does not contain any environmental implications. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS Additional conditions have been recommended in the Schedule to appropriately manage any impacts on the amenity and locality. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS The Scheme Amendment documentation provides more detailed information and the background associated with this proposal. Advice from the Department of Planning indicates that the “additional use” route is the most appropriate way of facilitating the redevelopment of the depot for the proposed new purpose. Doing this takes into consideration the significant progress on the Strategy Review and development of the new Scheme currently underway. The rezoning, if approved, makes provision for the use but the Scheme still requires an application for planning approval. This means the Vets will be required to submit a Development Application with sufficient supporting information to enable the application to be assessed in accordance with the provisions of the Scheme. This addresses the matters for consideration listed in the Planning Regulation deemed provisions and Scheme, including traffic, car parking, noise, amenity and the like. Given the former use and the current buildings on this site the addition of an additional use to this land for a vet use is assessed as a reasonable future use of this site. It is recommended that Council support this proposal.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION That Council: 1. Pursuant to Section 75 of the Planning and Development Act 2005,
amends the Shire of Toodyay Local Planning Scheme No. 4 by: (a) Inserting a new entry into Schedule 2 – Additional Uses as
follows:
No. Description of land
Additional Use
Conditions
11 Lots 3-6 Clinton St, Toodyay
Veterinary Centre
1. Notwithstanding anything else in the Scheme, development on the site shall be subject to application to the local government for approval to commence development.
2. The local government may require development
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applications to be advertised in accordance with Clause 64 of the deemed provisions.
3. When considering an application for development approval the local government may impose conditions in regard to on-site parking and the compatibility of the development within its setting.
(b) Amending the Scheme maps accordingly.
2. Resolves, pursuant to the clause 35(2) of the Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015 (the Regulations), that Amendment 11 is a standard amendment in accordance with clauses 34(b), (e) and (f) of the Regulations as indicated in the Scheme Amendment document.
3. Pursuant to Section 81 of the Planning and Development Act 2005, refers Amendment 11 to the Environmental Protection Authority.
4. Authorises advertising of the amendment for a minimum period of 42 days in accordance with the Planning and Development (Local Planning Schemes) Regulations 2015 (Regulations).
5. Receives a further Report following the advertising period to consider any submissions and to resolve to adopt or not to adopt the Scheme Amendment.
*** Report withdrawn – please refer to Page 26 ***
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9.3 WORKS AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
9.3.1 Changeover of Councils existing 2009 John Deere 315SJ Backhoe Loader
Date of Report: 13 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: TEN68 Author: L Vidovich – Manager Works and Services Responsible Officer: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Previously Before Council:
N/A
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Executive
Attachments: 1. WALGA’s Plant Preferred Supplier List; 2. Specification Document sent to each supplier;
and 3. Backhoe Specification breakdown – provided
under separate confidential cover. Voting Requirements: Simple Majority
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT For Council to consider all quotations received in respect to the purchase of a new backhoe in line with its adopted 2016/2017 Annual Budget. BACKGROUND Council’s 2016/2017 Annual Budget includes a provision of $105,000 (Ex GST) for the changeover of its 2009 John Deere 315SJ backhoe. As previously advised, the Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) has developed purchasing arrangements for Local Governments to access preferred supplier panels. These panels are provided under the Local Government (Function and General) Regulations which provides a tender exemption to WALGA’s Preferred Supplier Contracts. WALGA claim that most brands are represented and discounted prices can be obtained on machinery of up to 30% below market price. A copy of the list of WALGA’s preferred suppliers for heavy plant and equipment is attached (Attachment 1) together with a copy of the specifications which was sent to each supplier (Attachment 2).
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A photo of Council’s existing 2009 Backhoe is attached below.
The backhoe is predominantly used by Council’s maintenance and construction crews for construction works including the installation and cleaning of roadside culverts. The current machine has done approximately 3,750 hours. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS Consultation in respect to the changeover of the backhoe has occurred between the Shire of Toodyay’s CEO, Senior Staff, Works Supervisor and operators. Works and Services staff will also notify all companies that have sent in quotes as per the recommendation which is adopted by Council. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS The recommendation that follows is consistent with Councils long term Plant Replacement Program and the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia Plant and Vehicle Management Manual which specifies that the optimum replacement timing for a backhoe be seven years. POLICY IMPLICATIONS This report complies in accordance with Council’s purchasing policy F3, section 1.7.1. “In the following instances public tenders or quotations procedures are not required (regardless of the value of expenditure):
An emergency situation as defined by the Local Government Act 1995; The purchase is under a contract of WALGA (Preferred Supplier
Arrangements) Department of Treasury and Finance (Permitted Common Use Arrangements) Regional Council, or another Local Government;
The purchase is under auction which has been authorised by Council; The contract is for petrol, oil, or other liquid or gas used for internal
combustion engines; Any of the other exclusions under Regulation 11 of the Local Government
(Functions and General) Regulations that apply.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS The adopted 2016/2017 Annual Budget includes estimates for the capital purchase and an associated estimate for the disposed asset. Council has allocated a provision of $105,000 (Ex GST) for the changeover of its John Deere Backhoe.
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LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS Local Government (Functions and General Regulations) 1996, 11(2b) allows Councils to access WALGA’s set of Preferred Suppliers without the need to independently tender. RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) There are no adverse risk implications envisaged from this report. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse economic implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS Five quotations were received through WALGA’s preferred supplier list in respect to the purchase and trade of Councils existing backhoe. The table below provides the changeover costs from each of the companies who submitted quotes.
Company JCB JCB Hitachi Komatsu Westrac
Model 3CX APC Classic
3CX APC Elite
John Deere 315SL
WB97R Platinum
Caterpillar 432F2
A
Purchase Price Price to meet the requirements as specified in the Specification document
$164,500 $174,500 $180,000 $184,000 $174,900
B Trade Price Purchase of Council’s existing grader
$41,000 $41,000 $40,000 $28,000 $37,000
Change over price (Excluding GST) $123,500 $133,500 $140,000 $156,000 $137,900
A breakdown of each backhoe listed is attached (Attachment 3).
Purpose Budget Capital
Estimate (Ex GST)
Budget Trade Estimate (Ex GST)
Budget Changeover
(Ex GST)
Recommended Changeover
(Ex GST)
Council’s Backhoe $155,000 $50,000 $105,000 $123,500
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There is a prerequisite in the specification document that each quotation will be point scored against certain criteria. The table below lists the criteria with the higher the score indicating a more favourable pricing structure for Council.
Weighting JCB JCB Hitachi Komatsu Westrac
Model 3CX APC Classic
3CX APC Elite
John Deere 315SL
WB97R Platinum
Cat 432F2
A Ability to provide services within the Avon Valley area
20% 20% 20% 20% 20% 20%
B Experience in supplying services to Local Government
10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
C Warranty and consistent after sales product support
10% 10% 10% 10% 10% 10%
D Tendered Price 60% 60% 54% 50% 41% 52% Total Score 100% 100% 94% 90% 81% 92%
Once all submissions were received, Council’s staff visited each of the dealerships to inspect and examine the suitability of all vehicles presented. The purpose of the viewing was to assess each machines suitability, strength, durability, operator comfort, accessibility, ease to service/repair and finish etc. The table below represents staff’s assessment score of each of the backhoes presented.
Supplier Exterior Interior Operator Comfort Service Total
JCB (Both) 9 9 10 9 37/40 Hitachi 9 8 8 9 34/40
Komatsu 9 8 8 8 33/40 Westrac 9 9 8 8 34/40
Staff Recommendation
All machines assessed were of a high standard however staff was of the opinion that the JCB 3CX APC Classic was the best overall value/machine for Council. The JCB provided extra room in the cab, rated the highest on staffs internal assessment and has the lowest changeover costs all of the machines presented. A demonstration of this machine was also arranged with Shire Supervisors and Plant Operators to ensure the machine selected would be able to perform the work required. All submissions were priced over the changeover budget allocation however this can be offset by the savings on the changeover of the recently purchased multi tyred roller which was $12,000 under budget. It is therefore recommended that Council purchase a JCB 3CX backhoe from JCB Construction Equipment Australia at the changeover price of $123,500.00 Ex GST.
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OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 133/12/16 MOVED Cr Rayner That Council accept the WALGA preferred supplier quotation submitted from JCB for the purchase of a new JCB 3CX Classic. To trade is Council’s existing 2009 John Deere 315SJ at the changeover price of $123,500.00 Ex GST.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
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9.4 CORPORATE SERVICES
9.4.1 List of Payments – November 2016
Date of Report: 6 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: FIN6 Author: K Wandless – Accounts Officer Responsible Officer: C Delmage – Manager Corporate Services Previously Before Council:
N/A
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Review
Separate attachment: 1. List of Payments. Voting Requirements: Simple majority
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To present the cheques and electronic payments raised during the month of November 2016. BACKGROUND Creditor invoices are processed as they are received and on the 15th and final day of every month, cheques and electronic fund transfers are raised for payments. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse consultation implications envisaged from this report. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report. POLICY IMPLICATIONS Council has delegated authority to the Chief Executive Officer to make payments from the Municipal and Trust Accounts. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse financial implications envisaged from this report. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS Section 5.42 of the Local Government Act 1995 allows the local government to delegate its powers to the Chief Executive Officer.
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Regulation 13 of the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996 states that where the Chief Executive Officer has delegated authority to make payments from the municipal and trust accounts, a list of such payments is to be presented to Council at the next meeting. RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) There are no adverse risk implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT) are for payments transferred directly to creditor bank accounts. Bank Payment Vouchers (BPV) are for direct debits against the bank account such as bank fees and charges etc. Internal Payment Vouchers (IPV) are vouchers raised internally for payroll related expenditures which are paid through Council’s on-line (internet) banking system. Trust Cheque 1577 was cancelled.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 134/12/16 MOVED Cr Chitty That Council note as being paid payments listed and presented for the month of November as follows: 1. Trust Fund Cheques numbered 1576 to 1588 amounting to $11,479.46 2. Electronic Fund Transfers (EFT) payments numbered EFT21031 to
EFT 21221 and Municipal Fund Cheques numbered 12291 to 12301 amounting to $903,152.40;
3. Direct Debits numbered IPV562 to IPV564 and BPV2789 to BPV2824 amounting to $325,154.44; and
4. Super Direct Debits totalling $38,345.61 and Loan payments totalling $66,808.19.
as being paid MOTION CARRIED 8/0
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9.4.2 Financial Statements – November 2016
Date of Report: 12 December 2016
Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: FIN24
Author: N Rodger – Senior Finance Officer
Responsible Officer: C Delmage – Manager Corporate Services
Previously Before Council:
N/A
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Review
Separate Attachments:
1. Monthly Financial Statements including Outstanding Rates Debtors and Outstanding Sundry Debtors for month ending 30 November 2016;
2. Bank Reconciliations for month ending 31 October 2016 and 30 November 2016.
Voting Requirements: Simple majority PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To accept the Monthly Financial Statements, Outstanding Rates and Outstanding Sundry Debtors Information 30 November 2016 and Bank Reconciliations for the period ending 31 October 2016 and 30 November 2016. BACKGROUND Regulation 34(4) of the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996 states: A statement of financial activity and the accompanying documents referred to in sub regulation (2) is to be – a) Presented at an ordinary meeting of the council within two months after the
end of the month to which the statement relates; and b) Recorded in the minutes of the meeting at which it is presented.
These reports are prepared after all the end of month payments and receipts have been processed. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse consultation implications envisaged from this report. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report.
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POLICY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse policy implications envisaged from this report. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse financial implications envisaged from this report. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS Regulation 34 of the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996 requires a statement of Financial Activity to be prepared each month which is to contain the following details: a) Annual budget estimates; b) Budget estimates to the end of the month; c) Actual amount of expenditure and revenue; d) Material variances between comparable amounts in b) and c) and above;
and e) The net current assets at the end of the month to which the statements
relates i.e.: surplus/deficit position.
The Statement is to be accompanied by: a) Explanation of the composition of net current assets, less committed assets
and restricted assets; b) Explanation of the material variances; and c) Such other information considered relevant by the local government.
Section 6.4 of the Local Government Act 1995 requires a local government to prepare financial reports. Regulation 34 and 35 of the Local Government (Financial Management) Regulations 1996 sets out the form and content of the financial reports. RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) There are no adverse risk implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS Attached are the monthly Financial Statements, outstanding Rates and outstanding Sundry Debtors Information for period ending 30 November 2016 and Bank Reconciliations for the period ending 31 October 2016 and 30 November 2016.
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OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/ADOPTION BY EXCEPTION COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 128/12/16 MOVED Cr Wood That Council accept the monthly Financial Statements, Outstanding Rates and Outstanding Sundry Debtors Information for the period ending 30 November 216 and Bank Reconciliations for the period ending 31 October 2016 and 30 November 2016.
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
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9.5 EXECUTIVE SERVICES
9.5.1 Council and Committee Meeting Schedule 2017 Date of Report: 15 November 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: MTG4(NPP11103)/MTG7(OPP28820)/ COC6/COC2/FIR27(IPP42303)
Author: M Rebane – Executive Assistant to the CEO Responsible Officer: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Previously Before Council:
N/A
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Executive
Attachments: 1. Council & Committee Meeting Schedule 2017 Voting Requirements: Simple majority
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider the Council and Committee Meeting Schedule for 2017 (Attachment 1). BACKGROUND In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Administration) Regulations, 1996, at least once each year a local government is to give local public notice of the dates on and the time and place of which Ordinary Council Meetings and Committee Meetings are to be held within the next twelve months. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS Nil STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report. POLICY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse policy implications envisaged from this report. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse financial implications envisaged from this report.
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LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS Section 5.8 of the Local Government Act 1995 provides for the establishment of committees of 3 or more persons. Sections 5.9 and 5.10 provide for the types of committees and Appointment of Committee Members. The public notice of meetings is in accordance with Regulation 12 of the Local Government (Administration) Regulations 1996 which states as follows: 12. Meetings, public notice of (Act s. 5.25(1)(g))
(1) At least once each year a local government is to give local public notice of the dates on which and the time and place at which — (a) the ordinary council meetings; and (b) the committee meetings that are required under the Act to be
open to members of the public or that are proposed to be open to members of the public, are to be held in the next 12 months.
(2) A local government is to give local public notice of any change to the date, time or place of a meeting referred to in subregulation (1).
(3) Subject to subregulation (4), if a special meeting of a council is to be open to members of the public then the local government is to give local public notice of the date, time, place and purpose of the special meeting.
(4) If a special meeting of a council is to be open to members of the public but, in the CEO’s opinion, it is not practicable to give local public notice of the matters referred to in subregulation (3), then the local government is to give public notice of the date, time, place and purpose of the special meeting in the manner and to the extent that, in the CEO’s opinion, is practicable.
Part 2 – Meetings of Council in the Shire of Toodyay’s Standing Orders Local Law 2008 (Clause 2.1(1)) references the Act and states “Ordinary meetings are to be held not more than 3 months apart.
Audit Committee (AC) Section 7.1A of the Local Government Act 1995 provides for the establishment of an Audit Committee.
Local Emergency Management Committee (LEMC): Part 3 (Division 1) Section 38 of the Emergency Management Act 2005 provides for the establishment of a Local Emergency Management Committee. Section 38(3) of the Emergency Management Act 2005 provides for the membership of a LEMC subject to Section 38(4) of the Emergency Management Act 2005 whereby the constitution and procedures of a local emergency management committee, and the terms and conditions of appointment of members, are to be determined by the SEMC. Sections 16 to 20 of State Emergency Management Policy No. 2.5 – Emergency Management in Local Government Districts provides guidelines to local government in relation to the membership of a Local Emergency Management Committee.
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RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) There are no adverse risk implications envisaged from this report. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse economic implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS It is recommended that Council consider the Council and Committee Meeting Schedule for 2017 (Attachment 1) and make resolutions accordingly as follows:
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION 1 – Ordinary Council Meetings That Council conduct its Ordinary Meetings of Council at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers on the fourth Tuesday of each calendar month, commencing at 4.00pm, excepting April 2017 (due to the observance of Anzac Day on the 25th) and December 2017 (due to the Christmas Break) which shall be held on the third Tuesday.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION 2 – Council Forums That Council conduct its Council Forums at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers on the second Tuesday of each calendar month, commencing at 4.00pm, excepting April 2017 (due to the observance of Anzac Day on the 25th) and December 2017 (due to the Christmas Break) which shall be held on the first Tuesday.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION 3 – Committees Open to the Public That Council conduct its 2017 Committee Meetings open to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers as follows: 1. Local Emergency Management Committee (LEMC) Meetings to be held on
the second Wednesday of the months of February, May, August and November, commencing at 5.00pm, unless otherwise determined by the Committee;
2. Museum Advisory Committee (MAC) Meetings to be held on the third Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November, commencing at 4.00pm, unless otherwise determined by the Committee;
3. Works Advisory Committee (WAC) Meetings to be held on the third Thursday of the months of January, April, July and October, commencing at 4.00pm, unless otherwise determined by the Committee; and
4. Community Depot Management Advisory Committee (CDMAC) to hold its first meeting for 2017 on 2 February 2017 (due to Australia Day falling on the fourth Thursday of January 2017) and thereafter CDMAC Meetings to
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be held on the fourth Thursday of the months of April, July and October commencing at 5.30 pm unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION 4 – Committees Closed to the Public That Council conduct its 2017 Audit Committee (AC) Meetings closed to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers on the second Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November, commencing at 2.00pm, unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
AMENDED OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION 2 – Council Forums/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 135/12/16 MOVED Cr J Dow That Council: 1. Not hold a Council Forum in January; and 2. Conduct its Council Forums at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers on
the second Tuesday of each calendar month between February and December, commencing at 4.00pm, excepting April 2017 (due to the observance of Anzac Day on the 25th) and December 2017 (due to the Christmas Break) which shall be held on the first Tuesday.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
MOTION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 136/12/16 MOVED Cr Chitty That the following Officer’s Recommendations: 1 – Ordinary Council Meetings; 3 – Committees Open to the Public; and 4 – Committees Closed to the Public be adopted by Council en bloc.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION 1 – Ordinary Council Meetings/ADOPTED BY EN BLOC COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 136/12/16 MOVED Cr Chitty That Council conduct its Ordinary Meetings of Council at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers on the fourth Tuesday of each calendar month, commencing at 4.00pm, excepting April 2017 (due to the observance of Anzac Day on the 25th) and December 2017 (due to the Christmas Break) which shall be held on the third Tuesday.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
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OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION 3 – Committees Open to the Public/ADOPTED BY EN BLOC COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 136/12/16 MOVED Cr Chitty That Council conduct its 2017 Committee Meetings open to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers as follows: 1. Local Emergency Management Committee (LEMC) Meetings to be held on
the second Wednesday of the months of February, May, August and November, commencing at 5.00pm, unless otherwise determined by the Committee;
2. Museum Advisory Committee (MAC) Meetings to be held on the third Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November, commencing at 4.00pm, unless otherwise determined by the Committee;
3. Works Advisory Committee (WAC) Meetings to be held on the third Thursday of the months of January, April, July and October, commencing at 4.00pm, unless otherwise determined by the Committee; and
4. Community Depot Management Advisory Committee (CDMAC) to hold its first meeting for 2017 on 2 February 2017 (due to Australia Day falling on the fourth Thursday of January 2017) and thereafter CDMAC Meetings to be held on the fourth Thursday of the months of April, July and October commencing at 5.30 pm unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION 4 – Committees Closed to the Public/ADOPTED BY EN BLOC COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 136/12/16 MOVED Cr Chitty That Council conduct its 2017 Audit Committee (AC) Meetings closed to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers on the second Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November, commencing at 2.00pm, unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
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9.5.2 Appointment of Local Recovery Coordinator and Deputy Local Recovery Coordinator
Date of Report: 13 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: COC3 Author: S Scott – CEO Responsible Officer: S Scott – CEO Previously Before Council:
SM 2.10.2012 – Res No. 289/10/12
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Executive
Attachments: Nil. Voting Requirements: Simple majority
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider the appointment of the Local Recovery Coordinator (LRC) and the Deputy Local Recovery Coordinator (DLRC). BACKGROUND The Local Emergency Management Arrangements (LEMA) were adopted by Council on 23 August 2016. The LEMA stipulates that the Appointment of a LRC and DLRC is an appointment by Council. The LEMA listed Mr Les Vidovich, Manager Works and Services as the Local Recovery Coordinator and Mrs Narelle Rodger, Senior Finance Officer (SFO), as Deputy Recovery Coordinator. Mr Vidovich has since submitted his resignation as Local Recovery Coordinator. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS The CEO has consulted with the SFO in relation to advancing to the role of LRC. The SFO has had training in anticipation of the confirmed appointment. The CEO has also consulted with Mrs Krystal Stonham, Environmental Health Officer (EHO) in relation to taking up role of DLRC. The EHO has not participated in training recently, but has had similar training in the past. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report.
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POLICY IMPLICATIONS The CESM would advise agencies who received our LEMA of the new appointments. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse financial implications envisaged from this report. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS The Emergency Management Act 2005 states that the functions of a local government (Section 36) are as follows: 36. Functions of local government
It is a function of a local government — (a) subject to this Act, to ensure that effective local emergency
management arrangements are prepared and maintained for its district;
(b) to manage recovery following an emergency affecting the community in its district; and
(c) to perform other functions given to the local government under this Act.
41. Emergency management arrangements in local government district (1) A local government is to ensure that arrangements (local emergency
management arrangements) for emergency management in the local government’s district are prepared.
(2) The local emergency management arrangements are to set out — (a) the local government’s policies for emergency management; (b) the roles and responsibilities of public authorities and other
persons involved in emergency management in the local government district;
(c) provisions about the coordination of emergency operations and activities relating to emergency management performed by the persons mentioned in paragraph (b);
(d) a description of emergencies that are likely to occur in the local government district;
(e) strategies and priorities for emergency management in the local government district;
(f) other matters about emergency management in the local government district prescribed by the regulations; and
(g) other matters about emergency management in the local government district the local government considers appropriate.
(3) Local emergency management arrangements are to be consistent with the State emergency management policies and State emergency management plans.
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(4) Local emergency management arrangements are to include a recovery plan and the nomination of a local recovery coordinator.
(5) A local government is to deliver a copy of its local emergency management arrangements, and any amendment to the arrangements, to the SEMC as soon as is practicable after they are prepared.
RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) The Local Recovery Coordinator is responsible for the development and implementation of the recovery management arrangements for the local government. Therefore, not appointing a replacement will leave the Local Recovery Committee, and the Shire of Toodyay, without a key person at the start of the 2016/2017 fire season. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS These positions are integral as they are responsible for leading the community recovery process and there may be a detrimental effect if no appointment is made; in the event of an emergency situation and no lead person to guide it. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS It is important, given the resignation of the Manager Works and Services from the LRC role that Council consider the appointment of new Officers to undertake the role of an LRC and DLRC so that coverage is assured for the 2016/2017 fire season.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/ADOPTION BY EXCEPTION COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 128/12/16 MOVED Cr Wood That Council confirms the CEO’s 1. Mrs Narelle Rodger to the position of Local Recovery Coordinator; and 2. Mrs Krystal Stonham to the position of Deputy Recovery Coordinator
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
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9.5.3 Avon-Link Commuter Service Date of Report: 13 December 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: COM15 Author: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Responsible Officer: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Previously Before Council:
6.12.2016: Council Forum; 16.09.2004 – Ordinary Meeting of Council
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Advocacy
Attachments: 1. Avon Link Statistics Voting Requirements: Simple majority
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider whether Council wishes to seek political involvement to address their concerns about the AVONLINK Commuter Service. BACKGROUND Councillors will know the history of the AVONLINK and the benefits that such a service has and will continue to provide to Toodyay’s development. At an Ordinary Meeting of Council (OCM) held on 21 January 2014 the President’s Report stated as follows: 9 January 2014 saw a well-attended meeting called at short notice to progress the formulation of a business case to retain the Avonlink train service. Attendees included TransWA, The Wheatbelt Development Commission, MP's Shane Love and Paul Brown, and members of the Toodyay Avonlink working group.’ Apart from working through the details of the business case to be presented to relevant State Ministers in February the main message was that there needs to be a continual and concerted effort by all of the community to ensure that we use the Train Service beyond any short-term reprieve that we may obtain. If patronage does not improve it will be very much harder to argue for the retention of the service next time around.’
At an Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 28 October 2014 the President’s Report stated as follows: ‘Toodyay AvonLink Support Group is liaising with the Northam Chamber of Commerce and the Shire of Northam to coordinate the launch of the upgraded AvonLink Train service, which commences on 1 December 2014. Promotional events are being planned to take place in Northam and Toodyay on Sunday
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30 November 2014. As well as promoting the new service the events will serve to remind the community of the importance of patronizing the AvonLink train so that it will continue beyond the mandated parliamentary review in 18 months' time. Details and links to timetables can be found on the Shire website.’
CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS At the December 2016 Council Forum guidance received was that a report be presented for consideration by Council at the December 2016 Council Meeting in respect to the retention of the AVONLINK service. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS A key point of the Shire’s Strategic Community Plan Toodyay 2023 is to ensure Advocacy – including health, medical, education, infrastructure, public transport and improved train services. A key point of the Shire’s Corporate Business Plan Toodyay 2023 is to ensure investment in S19 Footpaths and cycle ways – construction , maintenance and upgrades of footpaths and cycle ways to a safe and accessible standard and linking key facilities (such as the Train Station). The Shire of Toodyay’s vision is “We are a vibrant rural community that celebrates our past and embraces a sustainable future” The cancellation of the AVONLINK service will affect that vision if we have no train service, akin to the metropolitan train service offered in the state. POLICY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse policy implications envisaged from this report. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse financial implications envisaged from this report. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse legal nor statutory implications envisaged from this report. RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) As there is an election year looming in 2017, should Council resolve to not endorse the Officer’s Recommendation, the service would be cancelled. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS Cancellation of the AVONLINK Rail Service may have detrimental social impacts in line with the other adverse impacts. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS Cancellation of the AVONLINK Rail Service may result in increased vehicular traffic. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS Cancellation of the AVONLINK Rail Service may have detrimental economic impacts such as the possibility of a reduction in growth, and economic down-turns affected by decreased tourist numbers to popular Shire of Toodyay events.
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OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS Cr. Greenway is to be commended for the amount of work she has done over the last few years, coordinating and promoting the retention of the AVONLINK Rail Service. The facts in relation to the AVONLINK Enhancement Project Progress Report (Attachment 1) provided by Tim Woolerson, General Manager, Public Transport Authority of Western Australia (TRANSWA) are dismal in numbers if consideration is not given to the fact that since DATE there have been continuous periods of works on the rail line which has affected the AVONLINK Rail Service, and turned commuters away from using the service as it has proved to be, no matter how it has been promoted, an unreliable service. Evidence suggests that the service may well be jeopardised due to the decreased numbers. Notwithstanding the above, cancellation of the AVONLINK Rail Service by any means is detrimental to the Toodyay District, particularly in light of the many calendar events that are held in Toodyay.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION That Council: 1. Confirm that the Lobbying Priorities of the Shire of Toodyay are as
follows: (a) Sport and Recreation Precinct; (b) Avon Link Enhancement Project; and (c) Toodyay Bypass / Heavy Haulage Route.
2. Authorise the CEO to write to all State and Federal Parliamentarians: (a) Seeking an extension of the trial period of the AVONLINK
commuter service by another two years, post completion of the works on the current line, currently affecting the AVONLINK service; and
(b) Requesting their financial support in respect to the retention of the AVONLINK service as a rail service and the introduction of more affordable commuter ticketing options plus promotion of the service locally, regionally and State-wide.
3. Formally appoints Cr P Greenway, Cr J Dow and Cr S Craddock as Council representatives on the Toodyay Avon Link Supporter’s Group.
Cr Greenway moved the Officer’s Recommendation as follows: That Council: 1. Confirm that the Lobbying Priorities of the Shire of Toodyay are
as follows: (a) Sport and Recreation Precinct; (b) Avon Link Enhancement Project; and
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(c) Toodyay Bypass / Heavy Haulage Route. 2. Authorise the CEO to write to all State and Federal
Parliamentarians: (a) Seeking an extension of the trial period of the AVONLINK
commuter service by another two years, post completion of the works on the current line, currently affecting the AVONLINK service; and
(b) Requesting their financial support in respect to the retention of the AVONLINK service as a rail service and the introduction of more affordable commuter ticketing options plus promotion of the service locally, regionally and State-wide.
3. Formally appoints Cr P Greenway, Cr J Dow and Cr S Craddock as Council representatives on the Toodyay Avon Link Supporter’s Group.
Cr Wood seconded the motion. Clarification was sought. Cr Craddock moved an amendment to the motion as follows:
That at Point 2(a) the word ‘two’ be replaced with the word ‘three’ Cr Chitty seconded the amendment to the motion. Clarification was sought. Debate commenced. The amendment was put.
AMENDMENT/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 137/12/16 MOVED Cr Craddock SECONDED Cr Chitty That at Point 2(a) the word ‘two’ be replaced with the word ‘three’
AMENDMENT CARRIED 8/0
Cr J Dow moved an amendment to the substantive motion as follows: That at Point 1 a new point (d) be inserted to read as follows: (d) The Duke Street Pedestrian Overpass.
Further clarification was sought. Debate commenced. The amendment was put.
AMENDMENT/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 138/12/16 MOVED Cr J Dow That at Point 1 a new point (d) be inserted to read as follows: (d) The Duke Street Pedestrian Overpass.
AMENDMENT CARRIED 8/0
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The substantive motion was put.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 139/12/16 MOVED Cr Greenway SECONDED Cr Wood That Council: 1. Confirm that the Lobbying Priorities of the Shire of Toodyay are as
follows: (a) Sport and Recreation Precinct; (b) Avon Link Enhancement Project; (c) Toodyay Bypass / Heavy Haulage Route; and (d) The Duke Street Pedestrian Overpass.
2. Authorise the CEO to write to all State and Federal Parliamentarians: (a) Seeking an extension of the trial period of the AVONLINK
commuter service by another three years, post completion of the works on the current line, currently affecting the AVONLINK service; and
(b) Requesting their financial support in respect to the retention of the AVONLINK service as a rail service and the introduction of more affordable commuter ticketing options plus promotion of the service locally, regionally and State-wide.
3. Formally appoints Cr P Greenway, Cr J Dow and Cr S Craddock as Council representatives on the Toodyay Avon Link Supporter’s Group.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
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9.6 COMMITTEE REPORTS
9.6.1 Bush Fire Advisory Committee Recommendation (and meeting dates for 2017)
Date of Report: 15 November 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: FIR3/IPP2303/OFN28745 Author: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Responsible Officer: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Previously Before Council:
N/A
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Executive
Attachments: 1. Bushfire Advisory Committee (BFAC) 2017 Committee Schedule; and
2. Memo to BFAC. Voting Requirements: Absolute majority – removal of BFAC Members
Simple majority – meeting schedule PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider a recommendation made by the BFAC and set 2017 BFAC Meeting dates (Attachment 1). BACKGROUND In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Administration) Regulations, 1996, at least once each year a local government is to give local public notice of the dates on and the time and place of which Ordinary Council Meetings and Committee Meetings are to be held within the next twelve months. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS On 1 November 2016 the Bush Fires Advisory Committee (BFAC) made a recommendation to Council as follows: ‘That Council review the BFAC membership to remove such that DFES and DPAW representatives are non-voting members.’
STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report. POLICY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse policy implications envisaged from this report.
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FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse financial implications envisaged from this report. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS Section 5.8 of the Local Government Act 1995 provides for the establishment of committees of 3 or more persons. Sections 5.9 and 5.10 provide for the types of committees and Appointment of Committee Members. The public notice of meetings is in accordance with Regulation 12 of the Local Government (Administration) Regulations 1996 which states as follows: 12. Meetings, public notice of (Act s. 5.25(1)(g))
(1) At least once each year a local government is to give local public notice of the dates on which and the time and place at which — (a) the ordinary council meetings; and (b) the committee meetings that are required under the Act to be
open to members of the public or that are proposed to be open to members of the public, are to be held in the next 12 months.
(2) A local government is to give local public notice of any change to the date, time or place of a meeting referred to in subregulation (1).
(3) Subject to subregulation (4), if a special meeting of a council is to be open to members of the public then the local government is to give local public notice of the date, time, place and purpose of the special meeting.
(4) If a special meeting of a council is to be open to members of the public but, in the CEO’s opinion, it is not practicable to give local public notice of the matters referred to in subregulation (3), then the local government is to give public notice of the date, time, place and purpose of the special meeting in the manner and to the extent that, in the CEO’s opinion, is practicable.
Part 2 – Meetings of Council in the Shire of Toodyay’s Standing Orders Local Law 2008 (Clause 2.1(1)) references the Act and states “Ordinary meetings are to be held not more than 3 months apart.
Bush Fire Advisory Committee (BFAC): Part V, Section 67 of the Bush Fires Act 1954 provides for the establishment of a Bush Fire Advisory Committee. Council is governed by the Local Government Act 1995. Council appoints members to a Committee of Council in accordance with Section 5.10. Members present vote at a Council or Committee Meeting in accordance with Regulation 9 of the Local Government (Administration) Regulations 1996 which states in respect to ‘Voting to be open (Act s. 5.25(1)(d))’ that ‘Voting at a council or committee meeting is to be conducted so that no voter’s vote is secret.’
RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) Risk implications are included in the Officer’s Comment.
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SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse economic implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS The recommendation made by the Bush Fires Advisory Committee (BFAC) is in relation to making ‘members’ of the committee ‘non-voting members’ Council is governed by the Local Government Act 1995. Council appoints members to a Committee of Council in accordance with Section 5.10. Members present vote at a Council or Committee Meeting in accordance with Regulation 9 of the Local Government (Administration) Regulations 1996 which states in respect to ‘Voting to be open (Act s. 5.25(1)(d))’ that ‘Voting at a council or committee meeting is to be conducted so that no voter’s vote is secret.’
The CEO has written a memo to the BFAC advising them that they cannot have members as ‘non-voting’ members (Attachment 2). If they wish to have DFES and DPAW at the meetings of the BFAC in an advisory capacity only, they need to request that Council removes their membership entirely. There are risks associated in doing this as issues would arise related to the Agenda of the Committee as ‘members of the public’ are not permitted to speak, unless at the Public Question and/or submission part of the meeting. Although the reasons are unknown as to why BFAC would make such a request, the facts are that these two members are necessary representatives to inform the BFAC which is an Advisory Committee that informs Council. The two representatives would never be in a position to out-vote the others present, therefore it is recommended that Council make no change to the membership of the BFAC.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/BUSH FIRE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (BFAC) RECOMMENDATION/ADOPTION BY EXCEPTION COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 128/12/16 MOVED Cr Wood That Council: 1. Note the recommendation made by the BFAC on 1 November 2016
stated as follows: ‘That Council review the BFAC membership to remove such that DFES and DPAW representatives are non-voting members’;
2. Note the subsequent correspondence (OFN28745) sent to the BFAC by the CEO in respect to the above recommendation; and
3. Conduct its BFAC Meetings open to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers, commencing at 6.00pm, on the first Tuesday of
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each of the months of February, May, August and November unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
MOTION CARRIED 7/0
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9.6.2 Environmental Advisory Committee Recommendation (and setting of 2017 meeting dates)
Date of Report: 15 November 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
Shire of Toodyay
File Reference: COC14/IPP2303 Author: M Rebane – Executive Assistant to the CEO Responsible Officer: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Previously Before Council:
N/A
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Executive
Attachments: 1. Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) 2017 Schedule.
Voting Requirements: Simple majority PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider a recommendation made by the EAC and set the 2017 EAC meeting dates (Attachment 1). BACKGROUND In accordance with the provisions of the Local Government (Administration) Regulations, 1996, at least once each year a local government is to give local public notice of the dates on and the time and place of which Ordinary Council Meetings and Committee Meetings are to be held within the next twelve months. CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS On 1 September 2016 the Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) made a recommendation to Council as follows: ‘The EAC request permission from Council to increase/amend the frequency of the EAC meetings to once every two months for a maximum period of two years’
STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report. POLICY IMPLICATIONS At an Ordinary Meeting of Council held on 24 June 2014, an excerpt of Council's Resolution stated the following: "That the Environmental Advisory Committee meet every two months or such other times as may be determined by the committee with the first meeting to be
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held after selection by Council of the community representatives and within two months following the adoption of the Environmental Strategy;"
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse financial implications envisaged from this report. LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse legal nor statutory implications envisaged from this report. RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) There are no adverse risk implications envisaged from this report. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse economic implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS The recommendation made by the Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) is in relation to increasing the frequency of their meetings. The Committee has been in operation since 27 August 2015. The EAC recommendation is not supported by the Administration due to the increase in workload that additional meetings would entail. Significant time is tied up in the preparation of reports for the Agenda and the running of the meetings which involves three staff members, two of whose time has to be funded. There is also time spent on minutes for each of the meetings, the status report, and follow-up of any actions and/or recommendations requested by the EAC. The 2017 proposed schedule for the EAC meetings (Attachment 1) contains four columns, the fourth of which is the actual meeting date. Draft Agenda Items are prepared on the day specified in the first column. The Environmental Officer and Manager Planning and Development recommend that the proposed schedule of meeting dates (four in total) is adequate for the business that is dealt with by the Environmental Advisory Committee. EAC meetings can be made more efficient by sticking to the Agenda and where the Committee wishes for something to be brought to them for consideration, a request in writing to Officers at least two weeks prior to the actual meeting date may provide the Officers adequate notice to write a report for the EAC Agenda.
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The EAC’s brief is as follows: To provide: 1. Advice to Council on the implementation of the environmental strategy; 2. Develop relevant documents including policies, strategies, leaflets,
pamphlets or booklets consistent with the environmental strategy for consideration by Council; and
3. Provide advice on relevant matters referred to it by Council.
The EAC is a committee with no delegated authority. They are not able to direct staff, but they can consult with staff in respect to their brief through the EAC meetings. It is recommended that Council adopt the EAC Meeting Schedule, as attached, noting the words “unless otherwise determined by the Committee” which gives leeway to the Committee requesting Officers to hold a meeting outside of these dates, and where it may fit into the schedule of meetings held in the Council Chambers (for other Council and Committee Meetings) for ‘special purpose’ agenda items; only where a matter may be considered urgent (i.e. requiring an ‘urgent decision to be made by Council’).
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE That Council: 1. Note the recommendation made by the Environmental Advisory
Committee at their meeting held on 1 September 2016 that stated as follows: ‘The EAC request permission from Council to increase/amend the frequency of the EAC meetings to once every two months for a maximum period of two years’
2. Conduct its EAC Meetings closed to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers, commencing at 5.30pm, on the fourth Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
Cr Craddock requested that the Officer’s Recommendation be separated and handled in two parts as follows:
1. Note the recommendation made by the Environmental Advisory Committee at their meeting held on 1 September 2016 that stated as follows: ‘The EAC request permission from Council to increase/amend the frequency of the EAC meetings to once every two months for a maximum period of two years’
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2. Conduct its EAC Meetings closed to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers, commencing at 5.30pm, on the fourth Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
The Presiding Member agreed to this request. Cr Craddock moved a motion as follows:
That Council note the recommendation made by the Environmental Advisory Committee at their meeting held on 1 September 2016 that stated as follows: ‘The EAC request permission from Council to increase/amend the frequency of the EAC meetings to once every two months for a maximum period of two years’
Cr J Dow objected to the motion.
Cr Greenway seconded the motion.
The motion was put.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 140/12/16 MOVED Cr Craddock SECONDED Cr Greenway That Council note the recommendation made by the Environmental Advisory Committee at their meeting held on 1 September 2016 that stated as follows: ‘The EAC request permission from Council to increase/amend the frequency of the EAC meetings to once every two months for a maximum period of two years’
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
Cr Greenway moved a motion as follows:
That Council conduct its EAC Meetings closed to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers, commencing at 5.30pm, on the fourth Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
Cr Rayner seconded the motion. Clarification was sought. Debate commenced. Cr Craddock foreshadowed an alternate motion as follows:
That Council conduct its EAC Meetings open to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers, commencing at 5.30pm, on the fourth Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
Cr Chitty foreshadowed an alternate motion as follows: That Council defer this item in the event that the motion is defeated.
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The motion was put.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/ENVIRONMENTAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 141/12/16 MOVED Cr Greenway SECONDED Cr Rayner That Council conduct its EAC Meetings closed to the public at the Shire of Toodyay Council Chambers, commencing at 5.30pm, on the fourth Thursday of the months of February, May, August and November unless otherwise determined by the Committee.
MOTION CARRIED 6/2
Cr Craddock requested that her vote against the motion be recorded.
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10. MOTIONS OF WHICH PREVIOUS NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN Nil
11. NOTICES OF MOTION GIVEN AT THE MEETING FOR CONSIDERATION AT NEXT MEETING Nil
12. QUESTIONS OF MEMBERS OF WHICH DUE NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN Nil
13. NEW BUSINESS OF AN URGENT NATURE INTRODUCED BY DECISION OF MEETING 13.1 MEMBERS
Nil 13.2 EMPLOYEES
Nil 14. CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS
Nil 15. NEXT MEETINGS
Works Advisory Committee Meeting 19 January 2017 Council Meeting 24 January 2017 Community Depot Management Advisory Committee 2 February 2017 AROC Meeting 6 February 2017 Bush Fire Advisory Committee Meeting 7 February 2017 Local Emergency Management Meeting 8 February 2017 Audit Committee Meeting 9 February 2017 Council Forum 14 February 2017 Museum Advisory Committee Meeting 16 February 2017 Environmental Advisory Committee Meeting 23 February 2017
16. CLOSURE OF MEETING The Shire President declared the meeting closed at 6.09pm.
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CONTENTS PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 9.2.1 Lot 5 (M1919) No. 931 Chitty Road - Modification of existing
planning approval and extractive industry licence 1 1. Land Insights Planning Report; 69
2. Excerpt OCM Minutes – Item 9.2.2 July 2011; 97
3. Excerpt OCM Minutes – Item 14.1 CMI August 2011; 105
4. Excerpt OCM Minutes – Item 9.2.4 October 2011; and 115
5. Land Insights Initial Letter. 117
9.2.2 Lot 211 (No. 105-107) Stirling Terrace - Signage - Variation to
LPP20 129 1. Lotterywest Signage Plans 129
9.2.3 98 (Lot 1) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay- Outcome of Notice of
Intention to Sell Property 143 1. Excerpt from November 2016 Ordinary Meeting of Council
(OCM) Minutes including attachments as follows: 143
(a) Valuation; and 147
(b) Offer and Acceptance Document – Confidential SCA
2. Submissions received – provided under separate confidential cover; and SCA
3. Correspondence from Heartlands Vet. 165 9.2.4 Use of former Parks and Gardens Depot and a Veterinary
Hospital 167 1. Building Layout; 167
2. Site Plan; and 169
3. Photographs. 171 9.2.5 Scheme Amendment No. 12 – Proposed Additional Use of
Former Shire Parks & Garden Depot 173 1. Scheme Amendment Report 173
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WORKS AND TECHNICAL SERVICES 9.3.1 Changeover of Councils existing 2009 John Deere 315SJ
Backhoe Loader 187 1. WALGA’s Plant Preferred Supplier List; 187
2. Specification Document sent to each supplier; and 189
3. Backhoe Specification breakdown – provided under separate confidential cover. SCA
CORPORATE SERVICES 9.4.1 List of Payments – November 2016 195
1. List of Payments – November 2016 195 9.4.2 Financial Statements – November 2016 205
1. Monthly Financial Statements including Outstanding Rates Debtors and Outstanding Sundry Debtors for month ending 30 November 2016; 205
2. Bank Reconciliations for month ending 31 October 2016 and 30 November 2016. 287
EXECUTIVE SERVICES 9.5.1 Council and Committee Meeting Schedule 2017 291
1. Council & Committee Meeting Schedule 2017; 291 9.5.2 Appointment of Local Recovery Coordinator and Deputy Local
Recovery Coordinator N/A No attachments
9.5.3 Avon-Link Commuter Service 293
1. Avon Link Statistics; 293 COMMITTEE REPORTS 9.6.1 Bush Fire Advisory Committee Recommendation (and meeting
dates for 2017) 295 1. Bushfire Advisory Committee (BFAC) 2017 Committee
Schedule; and 295
2. Memo to BFAC. 297
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COMMITTEE REPORTS - continued 9.6.2 Environmental Advisory Committee Recommendation (and
setting of 2017 meeting dates) 299 1. Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) 2017 Schedule. 299
1
Planning Approval and Extractive Industry Licence
Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddys Well
Our Ref: 845
Your ref: 1919CHI/A3485: OPA10805
Shire of Toodyay
PO Box 96
TOODYAY WA 6566
Attn: Hugo de Vos
Dear Hugo
Planning Approval and Extractive Industry Licence
Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddys Well
Land Insights act for Boral Bricks Western Australia Pty Ltd (Midland Brick) and submit this
application on their behalf. Boral Bricks Western Australia Pty Ltd (Midland Brick) has an existing
Planning Approval and Extractive Industry Licence for clay extraction on Lot M1919 Chitty Road,
Hoddys Well. The purpose of this application is to apply for Planning Approval and Extractive
Industry Licence to commence work on a new pit area on the property. The following is attached
to this letter:
Attachment 1 – Plans
Attachment 2 – Excavation and Rehabilitation Management Plan (Landform
Research)
Attachment 3 – Certificate of Title
The signed forms will be sent to the Shire direct from Boral Bricks.
The Excavation and Rehabilitation Management Plan (dated 2011 – Attachment 2) identified two
areas on the property for extraction. To date, the southern pit has been excavated as indicated
in the original application. A minor amount of excavation (test pits) have been dug at the
northern pit. Truck numbers and volume of resource are currently below the quantities provided
in the Management Plan. The Management Plan indicates that approximately 100,000 tonnes
will be carted from the property per annum, however the operation only averages approximately
40,000 tonnes per annum. This is well below the quantity expected. Truck numbers are also
comparatively lower than expected.
Boral Bricks would like to excavate clay in a second pit located a short distance north of the
current pit within the cleared paddock. A strip of vegetation will separate the two pits. The area
is shown on the plan at Attachment 1. It should be noted that the Management Plan indicated
that a second pit would be excavated at the northern end of the property, however only test pits
have been dug in this area.
Item 9.2.1 - Attachment 1
1
2
Planning Approval and Extractive Industry Licence
Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddys Well
It is requested that the Shire issue a new planning approval and extractive industry licence for
allow for extraction within the second pit area as shown on the attached plan. It should be noted
that the site is currently operating at below the capacity expected (and set out in the Excavation
and Rehabilitation Management Plan) and it is not expected that volume of extraction or truck
numbers will be exceeded if the new area is excavated. It is expected that with the new area in
operation, that annual extraction volumes will remain much less than the amount anticipated in
the Excavation and Rehabilitation Management Plan. The remainder of the operational and
management procedures remain unchanged as set out in the Management Plan and it is
considered this report remains relevant to the site.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me should you have any queries or need any clarification. I look
forward to hearing from you in due course.
Yours sincerely,
Sharee Rasmussen (BEnvSc)
Land Insights
Planning – Design – Environment
18 November 2016
Enc:
Attachment 1 – Site Plan
Attachment 2 – Excavation and Rehabilitation Management Plan (Landform Research)
Attachment 3 – Certificate of Title
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SITE PLAN© LAND INSIGHTSTHIS PLAN CANNOT BE USED WITHOUTTHE PERMISSION OF LAND INSIGHTS.
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Planning Approval and Extractive Industry Licence
Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddys Well
Our Ref: 845
Your ref: 1919CHI/A3485: OPA10805
Shire of Toodyay
PO Box 96
TOODYAY WA 6566
Attn: Hugo de Vos
Dear Hugo
Planning Approval and Extractive Industry Licence
Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddys Well
Land Insights act for Midland Brick Company and submit this request in their behalf. Boral Bricks
Company (Midland Brick Company) has an existing Planning Approval and Extractive Industry
Licence for clay extraction on Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddys Well (copy attached).
The Excavation and Rehabilitation Management Plan (dated 2011) identified two areas on the
property for extraction. To date, only the southern pit has been excavated. Truck numbers and
volume of resource are currently below the quantities provided in the Management Plan. The
Management Plan indicates that approximately 100,000 tonnes will be carted from the property
per annum, however the operation only averages approximately 40,000 tonnes per annum. This
is well below the quantity expected. Truck numbers are also comparatively lower than expected.
Midland Brick would like to excavate clay in a second pit located a short distance north of the
current pit within the cleared paddock. A strip of vegetation will separate the two pits. The area
is shown on the attached plan. It should be noted that the Management Plan indicated that a
second pit would be excavated at the northern end of the property, however this area has not
been excavated.
It is requested if the Shire please confirm whether the existing planning approval and extractive
industry licence allows for extraction within the second pit area as shown on the attached plan. It
should be noted that the conditions on the approval do not refer to specific areas of extraction,
volume of material or truck numbers which would place a limit on the areas that can extracted on
the property. As is mentioned above, the site is currently operating at below the capacity
expected (and set out in the Excavation and Rehabilitation Management Plan) and it is not
expected that volume of extraction or truck numbers will be exceeded if the new area is
excavated. It is expected that with the new area in operation, that annual extraction volumes will
remain much less than the amount anticipated in the Excavation and Rehabilitation Management
Plan.
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Planning Approval and Extractive Industry Licence
Lot M1919 Chitty Road, Hoddys Well
I appreciate your assistance with this matter. Please don’t hesitate to contact me should you
have any queries or need any clarification. I look forward to hearing from you in due course.
Yours sincerely,
Sharee Rasmussen (BEnvSc)
Land Insights
Planning – Design – Environment
October 2016
Enc:
Attachment 1 – Planning Approval and Extractive Industry Licence
Attachment 2 – Site Plan
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9.3 EXECUTIVE SERVICES
9.5.1 98 (Lot 1) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay - Notice of Intention to Sell Property
Date of Report: 15 November 2016 Name of Applicant / Proponent/s:
The Mount Drumree SW Trust
File Reference: A2044/1STIT Author: G Bissett – Manager of Planning & Development Responsible Officer: S Scott – Chief Executive Officer Previously Before Council:
Confidential Council Forum discussion held on 13 September 2016 (Item 9.2)
Author's Disclosure of Interest:
Nil
Nature of Council's Role in the matter:
Executive
Attachments: 1. Valuation; and 2. Offer and Acceptance Document – provided
under confidential cover Voting Requirements: Simple Majority
PURPOSE OF THE REPORT To consider the sale of Mrs O'Reilly's Cottage to The Mount Drumree SW Trust. BACKGROUND At the September 2016 Council Forum the Acting CEO advised that an expression of interest had been received from the applicant in relation to the cash sale of Mrs O’Reilly’s Cottage. Members were advised an independent valuation was being obtained. Clarification was sought on Council’s assessment of this proposal. Based on the guidance given the Acting CEO advised a report would be prepared on receipt of further information in relation to the possible cash sale of Mrs O’Reilly’s Cottage. Since this time the valuation has been obtained (Attachment 1) and an official offer and acceptance lodged with the administration (Attachment 2). CONSULTATION IMPLICATIONS Consultation has occurred with the owners of Heartlands Veterinary Hospital Toodyay in relation to releasing the Shire from their commitment to lease the building to them. At the time of writing Heartlands have not withdrawn interest in the building and have not been able to identify an alternative suitable premises. They have however been informed of the offer to purchase and invited to make a submission if they wish to maintain their interest.
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Should Council resolve to pursue a sale to the Applicant, Council will need to advertise the proposal in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.58 of the Local Government Act 1995. STRATEGIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse strategic implications envisaged from this report. POLICY IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse policy implications envisaged from this report. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS The applicant has offered $530,000 in line with the valuation received (Attachments 1 & 2) LEGAL AND STATUTORY IMPLICATIONS Section 3.58 of the Local Government Act 1995 states as follows: 3.58 Disposing of property
(1) In this section — dispose includes to sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of, whether absolutely or not; property includes the whole or any part of the interest of a local government in property, but does not include money.
(2) Except as stated in this section, a local government can only dispose of property to — (a) the highest bidder at public auction; or (b) the person who at public tender called by the local government
makes what is, in the opinion of the local government, the most acceptable tender, whether or not it is the highest tender.
(3) A local government can dispose of property other than under subsection (2) if, before agreeing to dispose of the property — (a) it gives local public notice of the proposed disposition —
(i) describing the property concerned; and (ii) giving details of the proposed disposition; and (iii) inviting submissions to be made to the local government
before a date to be specified in the notice, being a date not less than 2 weeks after the notice is first given;
and (b) it considers any submissions made to it before the date specified
in the notice and, if its decision is made by the council or a committee, the decision and the reasons for it are recorded in the minutes of the meeting at which the decision was made.
(4) The details of a proposed disposition that are required by subsection (3)(a)(ii) include — (a) the names of all other parties concerned; and
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(b) the consideration to be received by the local government for the disposition; and
(c) the market value of the disposition — (i) as ascertained by a valuation carried out not more than
6 months before the proposed disposition; or (ii) as declared by a resolution of the local government on the
basis of a valuation carried out more than 6 months before the proposed disposition that the local government believes to be a true indication of the value at the time of the proposed disposition.
(5) This section does not apply to — (a) a disposition of an interest in land under the Land Administration
Act 1997 section 189 or 190; or (b) a disposition of property in the course of carrying on a trading
undertaking as defined in section 3.59; or (c) anything that the local government provides to a particular person,
for a fee or otherwise, in the performance of a function that it has under any written law; or
(d) any other disposition that is excluded by regulations from the application of this section.
[Section 3.58 amended by No. 49 of 2004 s. 27; No. 17 of 2009 s. 10.] RISK IMPLICATIONS (including DAIP) There may be negative submissions received from Shire residents opposed to the sale of this Shire property. SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse social implications envisaged from this report. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse environmental implications envisaged from this report. ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS There are no adverse economic implications envisaged from this report. OFFICER COMMENT / DETAILS Council is asked to consider the sale of Mrs O’Reilly’s Cottage to the Applicant who has made a cash offer in line with the valuation received. The Vet have been informed of these developments and has been invited to make a submission. The sale of this property will save ongoing maintenance costs and release funds that can be more effectively used elsewhere. If Members resolve to proceed this matter will be advertised in accordance with the requirements of the Local Government Act 1995 and will then be brought back to Council for further Consideration.
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OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION That Council:
1. Resolves to proceed with and advertise the proposed sale of 98 (Lot 1) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay to “The Mount Drumree SW Trust” in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.58 of the Local Government Act 1995; and
2. That this matter be brought back to Council for further consideration after the end of the period of advertising.
The motion was put.
OFFICER’S RECOMMENDATION/COUNCIL RESOLUTION NO 119/11/16 MOVED Cr Chitty That Council:
1. Resolves to proceed with and advertise the proposed sale of 98 (Lot 1) Stirling Terrace, Toodyay to “The Mount Drumree SW Trust” in accordance with the provisions of Section 3.58 of the Local Government Act 1995; and
2. That this matter be brought back to Council for further consideration after the end of the period of advertising.
MOTION CARRIED 8/0
The meeting adjourned for a meal break at 6.15pm The meeting recommenced at 6.58
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SHIRE OF TOODYAY
LOCAL PLANNING SCHEME NO. 4
AMENDMENT NO. 12
SCHEME AMENDMENT REPORT
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2005
RESOLUTION DECIDING TO AMEND A PLANNING SCHEME
SHIRE OF TOODYAY LOCAL PLANNING SCHEME NO. 4
AMENDMENT NO. 12
Resolved that the Council, in pursuance of Section 75 of the Planning and Development Act 2005, amend the Planning Scheme by:
1. Inserting a new entry into Schedule 2 – Additional Uses as follows:
No. Description of land Additional Use Conditions
11 Lots 3-6 Clinton St, Toodyay
Veterinary Centre 1. Notwithstanding anything else in the Scheme, development on the site shall be subject to application to the local government for approval to commence development.
2. The local government may require development applications to be advertised in accordance with Clause 64 of the deemed provisions.
3. When considering an application for development approval the local government may impose conditions in regard to on-site parking and the compatibility of the development within its setting.
2. Amending the Scheme map accordingly.
Dated this ………………………… day of …………………….. 20………
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Minister for Planning Proposal to Amend a Planning Scheme
Local Authority: Shire of Toodyay Description of Planning Scheme: Local Planning Scheme No. 4 Type of Scheme: Local Zoning Scheme No. of Amendment: 12 Proposal:
1. Inserting a new entry into Schedule 2 – Additional Uses as follows:
No. Description of land Additional Use Conditions
11 Lots 3-6 Clinton St, Toodyay
Veterinary Centre 1. Notwithstanding anything else in the Scheme, development on the site shall be subject to application to the local government for approval to commence development.
2. The local government may require development applications to be advertised in accordance with Clause 64 of the deemed provisions.
3. When considering an application for development approval the local government may impose conditions in regard to on-site parking and the compatibility of the development within its setting.
2. Amending the Scheme map accordingly.
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SHIRE OF TOODYAY LOCAL PLANNING SCHEME NO. 4
AMENDMENT NO. 12
1. Introduction The purpose of this scheme amendment is to insert a new entry into Schedule 2 – Additional Uses (No. 11) to enable the Shire’s former Parks and Gardens Depot located at Lots 3-6 (5-7) Clinton Street, Toodyay to be leased and occupied by Heartlands Veterinary service. Heartlands Veterinary Services are currently located on Stirling Terrace at the southern end of the Toodyay Town Centre providing veterinary services for small and large animals to the community of Toodyay. They are unable to continue occupying their current premises and have approached the Shire for assistance in finding new premises. The former Shire’s Parks and Gardens Depot in Clinton Street has been identified suitable, particularly as they will be able to utilise the existing buildings and infrastructure and there is adequate on-site car parking. The rezoning of the site through the inclusion of an additional use will provide appropriate land use permissibility to enable submission of a development application to use the site as a veterinary centre.
2. Background The site is located adjacent to the railway line and Civic Centre, just south of the main Toodyay Town Centre. Currently the predominant land use and form are single residential dwellings along Fiennes Street with the former Shire Parks and Gardens Depot located on Clinton Street neighbouring a dilapidated dwelling. Rezoning the site will provide suitably zoned land for the relocation of the veterinary services by utilising the existing buildings and infrastructure. The site is located in an area identified in the Local Planning Strategy for future townsite expansion. The need and suitability of rezoning this Precinct for future growth of the Town Centre will be re-examined as part of the current review of the LPS and development of the new Scheme.
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3. Amendment Type This proposal is a standard amendment in accordance with parts (b), (e) and (f) of the standard amendment definition contained in Regulation 34, which states:
(b) an amendment that is consistent with a local planning strategy for the scheme that has been endorsed by the Commission;
(e) an amendment that would have minimal impact on land in the scheme area that is not the subject of the amendment; and
(f) an amendment that does not result in any significant environmental, social, economic or governance impacts on land in the scheme area.
4. State & Regional Planning Context
Wheatbelt Land Use & Infrastructure Framework The Framework acknowledges the location of Toodyay in proximity to Perth and the need to cater for the population growth being experienced. Toodyay is also identified as having opportunities to for economic development with the growth of home-based business and service industries. It is important to provide suitably zoned land to cater for these opportunities.
State Planning Policy 3 – Urban Growth & Settlement SPP3 aims to facilitate sustainable patterns of urban growth and settlement by setting out the requirements of sustainable settlements and communities and the broad policy in accommodating growth and change. The policy identifies the key requirements for sustainable communities (relative to this proposal) as:
a strong, diversified and sustainable economic base with assured access to jobs and employment; and
sufficient and suitable serviced land in the right locations for housing, employment, commercial, recreational, and other purposes, coordinated with the efficient and economic provision of transport, essential infrastructure, and human services.
This rezoning proposal will provide appropriately zoned land that is fully serviced, adjacent to public transport and within walking distance of the Town Centre and Civic services to enable the continuation of the veterinary services provided to the Toodyay community.
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5. Local Planning Context
Toodyay Local Planning Strategy The LPS aims to maintain and promotes the Toodyay Town Centre as the main commercial area for the Shire and acknowledges the existing scattered facilities around the core centre. This site is within an area that is identified as a future expansion area for the Town Centre to cater for future expected commercial needs of the community complementing the civic services provided south of the railway line. The Strategy did not recommend rezoning of the area in the new Scheme (LPS4) due to further investigations required to determine appropriate land use, density and if required, design guidelines. This amendment takes into consideration the recommendations in the Strategy, particularly with regards to appropriate land uses and residential density, and accordingly recommends the inclusion of an additional use at this stage and for further investigations to be carried out during the Strategy review.
Toodyay Local Planning Scheme No. 4 The site is currently is zoned Residential R30 under the provisions of LPS4. It is proposed to include an additional use to facilitate the use of the site as a veterinary centre. Conditions are recommended to accompany the additional use to ensure that the amenity of the locality will not be impacted by any future development and that sufficient car parking is provided on site. Additional uses enable land to be used for specified uses in additional to the uses listed in the Zoning Table in the Residential zone.
Local Planning Policies
LPP 20 – Central Toodyay Heritage Area This Policy applies to the Central Toodyay Heritage area, including the Precinct the subject of this rezoning proposal and aims to protect the heritage significance of the area by providing design guidelines. The site itself is neither heritage listed nor adjoining any properties of heritage significance. Notwithstanding this, there are no proposals at this stage for new development instead it is proposed to utilise the existing buildings and infrastructure of the depot and therefore there are no anticipated impacts on the heritage significance of the locality or Central Toodyay Heritage area.
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6. Proposal
Description of the amendment It is proposed to add veterinary centre as an additional use to Lots 3-6 on Plan 84 Clinton Street, Toodyay by inserting an additional use and conditions into Schedule 2 of the Scheme. To ensure that the proposed use is compatible with the surrounding residential development, it is also include conditions requiring development approval to ensure that the amenity of the locality will not be impacted. The Scheme mapping will be also amended accordingly.
Planning Justification As demonstrated in this Report, the proposed amendment is consistent with the current strategic regional and local land use and community planning documents. More specifically, the amendment is consistent with the objectives of the Local Planning Strategy. The additional conditions accompanying the additional use will ensure that the amenity and heritage significance of the locality will not be impacted by inappropriate development or land uses as a result of this amendment.
7. Conclusion The proposed amendment to LPS4 is consistent with the objectives of the Local Planning Strategy for the Precinct and will provide facilitate the continued veterinary services to the community of Toodyay. It will also facilitate the adaptive reuse of the site, being the Shire’s former Parks and Gardens Depot.
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT 2005 SHIRE OF TOODYAY
PLANNING SCHEME NO. 4 AMENDMENT NO. 12
The Shire of Toodyay pursuant to Section 75 of the Planning and Development Act 2005, hereby amends the above local planning scheme by:
1. Inserting a new entry into Schedule 2 – Additional Uses as follows:
No. Description of land Additional Use Conditions
11 Lots 3-6 Clinton St, Toodyay
Veterinary Centre 1. Notwithstanding anything else in the Scheme, development on the site shall be subject to application to the local government for approval to commence development.
2. The local government may require development applications to be advertised in accordance with Clause 64 of the deemed provisions.
3. When considering an application for development approval the local government may impose conditions in regard to on-site parking and the compatibility of the development within its setting.
2. Amending the Scheme map accordingly.
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COUNCIL ADOPTION
This Standard Amendment was adopted by resolution of the Council of the Shire of Toodyay at the
Ordinary Meeting of the Council held on the ____________________, 2016.
………………………………………………………………
SHIRE PRESIDENT
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION
This Amendment is recommended for approval, with or without modification, by resolution of the Shire of
Toodyay at the Ordinary Meeting of Council held on the _________________, 2016 and the Common Seal of
the Shire of Toodyay was hereto affixed by the authority of a resolution of the Council in the presence of:
…………………………………………………………..
SHIRE PRESIDENT
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
WAPC RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL
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DELEGATED UNDER S.16 OF
THE P & D ACT 2005
DATE:……………………………………………….
APPROVAL GRANTED
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MINISTER FOR PLANNING
DATE:……………………………………………….
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List Categories:
Plant & Equipment
General Plant
Heavy Plant
Specialised Equipment
Trailers & Bodies
Suppliers on this list:
1:
Ausmech Solutions Ta's Westside Equipment
2:
Ausroad Systems Pty Ltd
3:
Bruce Rock Engineering
4:
BT Equipment Pty Ltd t/a Tutt Bryant Equipment
5:
Bunbury Machinery
6:
CJD Equipment Pty Ltd
7:
DYNAPAC - Atlas Copco Construction Equipment -
8:
GCM Enviro Pty Ltd
9:
Goodwill Engineering
10:
Hitachi Construction Machinery (Australia) Pty Ltd
11:
Howard Porter
12:
JCB Construction Equipment Australia
13:
Komatsu Australia Pty Ltd
14:
Liebherr-Australia Pty Ltd
15:
McIntosh & Son
16:
Schaffer Loaders
17:
Toyota Material Handling Australia
18:
WesTrac Pty Ltd
19:
Wirtgen Australia
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ENSURE YOU CAREFULLY READ THIS DOCUMENT
1 A) Use of Plant This item of plant will be primarily used for duties associated with the maintenance and construction of public roads, roadside drainage, and burial services. B) Plant Required
One (1) only new Four Wheel Drive (4WD) Backhoe Loader, fitted with equipment as specified. It is anticipated that the loader will be of a suitable design and quality to provide Council with a reliable and economical unit for the anticipated life of seven (7) years. As such the loader is to comply with the following conditions: 2.0 Supply and Deliver One (1) Four Wheel Drive Backhoe
As a minimum, fitted equipment shall be installed to meet all requirements of Work Cover, WA road rule specifications and the following: 2.1 Engine:
(a) Four-cylinder, direct injection turbo-charged diesel having minimum net engine power and torque of 60kW and 360Nm respectively, SAE rated.
2.2 Engine Support System:
(a) The engine air filtration system shall incorporate a pre-cleaner and dual element air filters.
(b) Fuel filters shall include a water/sediment separator.
(c) A heavy-duty muffler is required with a rain cap or rain shield on the exhaust outlet.
2.3 Transmission:
(a) Power shift transmission. Limited slip differential locks.
(b) The maximum forward speed is to be at least 35km/h. 2.4 Hydraulic System:
(a) A fully filtered open-centre hydraulic system using tandem gear pumps, with variable hydraulic power to match work demand.
2 SPECIFICATION
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2.5 Steering:
(a) Hydrostatic power steering, incorporating emergency steering to ISO5010.
2.6 Brakes:
(a) Service brakes are to include power assisted brakes to all four (4) wheels.
(b) Parking brakes are to be capable of holding the machine on an incline of 15%.
2.7 Refueling:
(a) Preference will be given to plant offering ground-level refueling. 2.8 Backhoe:
(a) Two buckets of nominal width 610mm and 300mm (offering in excess of 0.2m³ capacity SAE), including lift hook are to be supplied.
(b) Dig depth in excess of four (4.0) metres. (c) A hydraulic side-shifting carriage, to offset the backhoe relative to the
rear frame. (d) A hydraulic quick-hitch for buckets and other attachments. (e) A hydraulically extendable boom rod.
(f) Dual controls for backhoe (excavator and backhoe) 2.9 Loader Attachment:
(a) 4-in-1 bucket, of nominal capacity 1.0m³, with lifting hook and bolt-on cutting edge.
(b) Automatic ‘return to dig’ function. (c) A hydraulic quick-hitch system for the front bucket. (d) SWL from the rated lifting point is to be clearly marked on the
loader/lift arm to comply with work cover requirements.
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2.10 Cabin & Controls:
(a) The plant is to be fitted with an all-weather ROPS and FOPS safety cabin complying with Australian Standard 2294. The cabin shall meet or exceed WA Work Cover standards and guidelines aimed at minimising operator exposure to whole body vibration.
(b) The cabin is to have two (2) door access. Doors are to be fully sealed
and be capable of latching and able to tilt or open for added ventilation. (c) The cabin is to provide soundproofing such that noise levels for the
operator do not exceed 85dB (A) over an eight hour period. (d) The cabin shall be of steel construction, be weatherproof, lockable, and
equipped with tinted, laminated safety glass. (e) The cabin is to be fitted with a fan-assisted heater/demister and factory
air conditioning. (f) A fully adjustable upholstered suspension seat, fitted with lumbar
support, armrests, and canvas seat cover. (g) A joystick shall be installed for the operator to control hydraulics. (h) A lap-type seatbelt shall be provided for the operator’s seat in
compliance with Australian Standard 2664. (i) A 1kg dry chemical fire extinguisher is to be supplied and mounted in
the cabin. (j) An AM/FM radio & CD player to be fitted. (k) Dual external rear vision mirrors are to be fitted. (l) Instrumentation shall include a clock, hour meter, tachometer, engine
coolant temperature, odometer & fuel gauge. (m) Installation of new 80 channel UHF CB and VHF Radios as specified
by the Shire of Toodyay.
2.11 Electrical System:
(a) The unit is to be equipped with an alternator charging system, with an alternator of at least 90 Amp capacity.
(b) Lighting, suitable for 24 hour operation.
(c) Audible and visible warnings for low engine oil pressure or high
engine temperature.
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(d) A rotating LED amber beacon is to be fitted to the unit in a position where it will be visible for 360 ̊. The beacon shall be powered when the ignition switch is in the ON position. (e) Tree guard is to be fitted to protect the beacon.
(f) A clearly audible reversing alarm, to be automatically activated when
reverse gear is selected. (g) Windscreen wipers and washers on the front and rear screens. (h) Headlights, tail lights, clearance lights, brake lights, turn signals, and
rear reflectors as required for WA Licensing compliance. (i) Adjustable front and rear work lamps.
2.12 External Fittings:
(a) Engine side covers, and fuel and oil caps, are to be lockable and fitted with keyed alike, vandal-proof locks.
(b) Two (2) full sets of keys are to be provided.
(c) The decals “SHIRE OF TOODYAY” are to be placed in a prominent position along each side of the machine (lettering height to be a minimum of 100mm and black in color).
2.13 Operator Access:
(a) The backhoe loader is to have safe means of access, including non-slip steps, to provide a safe working environment for operators and mechanics when undertaking normal operational and maintenance tasks.
2.14 Tools & Manuals:
(a) A lockable toolbox is to be fitted to the frame, containing tools suitable for servicing and minor repairs (such as a grease gun and spanners).
(b) A complete set of manuals is to be supplied in hardcopy and CD,
including operator’s manual, workshop manual and spare parts manual.
2.15 Training:
(a) Operator and Service training is to be provided upon delivery.
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Service Maintenance and Spare Parts
(a) Please provide details of availability of spare parts within Western Australia, any backup throughout Australia and any perceived difficulties of sourcing parts other than from these sources – such as timely delivery, freight charges, etc.
(b) Part number, price and availability of all items required in the
preventative maintenance schedule, including a list of all replaceable
filters, belts and other items that are required to be replaced frequently.
(c) Manufacturer's scheduled servicing sheets with all items for inspection and replacement listed including intervals to be provided.
(d) One complete set of filters is to be provided on delivery.
Warranty
(a) The quotation shall include a copy of the warranty document applicable
to the machine.
(b) Any extended warranty is to be advised including cost of any such warranty.
(c) Warranty of non-genuine items or options are to be supplied and an indication of who is responsible for any such warranty.
Licenses
(a) The machine is to be licensed to the Shire of Toodyay and comply with
all relevant WA traffic regulations.
(b) Machine to be licenced until 30/6/2017.
(c) All vehicles offered are to be current models with 2016 compliance
plates and licensed. They must comply with all current Australian
Design Rules and be suitable for the role as outlined above. All
safety systems/signs required by WA Work Safe are to be fitted.
U Trade-In
(a) Council will dispose of existing 4WD Backhoe Loader by either trade
or private sale. Council may accept a quote with or without the following trade-in:
2009 John Deere 315SJ Backhoe Loader Current Hours: 3615
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(b) Please contact Glenn Rodger, Supervisor – Fleet at the Shire’s Works Depot (9574 5796) to inspect this machine if required.
Price & Delivery
(a) The quotation is to be submitted on the basis of delivery to the
Council’s Works Depot, 335 Railway Road, Toodyay.
(b) It is to include all charges incidental thereto.
(c) All quotations are required to state an expected delivery time in the schedule.
MINOR VARIATION FROM THESE SPECIFICATIONS MAY BE CONSIDERED PROVIDING FULLY DISCLOSED IN THE ALTERNATIVE VENDOR DOCUMENTATION.
VENDORS SHOULD STATE ANY OTHER INFORMATION OR SYSTEM THAT MAY BE ADVANTAGEOUS TO COUNCIL AS AN OPTIONAL EXTRA. SERVICE.
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Item
9.4
.1 -
Attachm
ent 1
204
SHIRE OF TOODYAY
MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT
For the Period Ended 30 November 2016
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 1995LOCAL GOVERNMENT (FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT) REGULATIONS 1996
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Compilation Report
Monthly Summary Information
Statement of Financial Activity by Program
Statement of Financial Activity By Nature or Type
Statement of Capital Acquisitions and Capital Funding
Statement of Budget Amendments
Note 1 Significant Accounting Policies
Note 2 Explanation of Material Variances
Note 3 Net Current Funding Position
Note 4 Cash and Investments
Note 6 Receivables
Note 7 Cash Backed Reserves
Note 8 Capital Disposals
Note 9 Rating Information
Note 10 Information on Borrowings
Note 11 Grants and Contributions
Note 12 Trust
Note 13 Details of Capital Acquisitions
Appendix B Detailed Schedules
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
205
Var. $(b)-(a)
Var. % (b)-(a)/(a) Var.
Note
$ $ $ $ %Operating RevenuesGovernance 44,000 18,320 57,227 38,907 212.37% General Purpose Funding - Rates 9 6,122,461 6,122,461 6,043,724 (78,737) (1.29%)General Purpose Funding - Other 1,881,454 888,548 870,320 (18,228) (2.05%)Law, Order and Public Safety 398,439 136,070 115,529 (20,542) (15.10%)Health 85,500 58,535 42,246 (16,289) (27.83%)Education and Welfare 45,721 0 0 0 0.00% Housing 5,000 2,080 826 (1,254) (60.30%)Community Amenities 696,250 668,385 691,425 23,040 3.45% Recreation and Culture 143,000 80,430 75,009 (5,421) (6.74%)Transport 157,668 134,293 194,282 59,989 44.67% Economic Services 606,922 169,693 125,067 (44,626) (26.30%)Other Property and Services 981,327 142,120 175,706 33,586 23.63%
Total Operating Revenue 11,167,742 8,420,935 8,391,360 (29,575)
Operating Expense Governance (1,094,964) (492,755) (455,243) 37,512 7.61% General Purpose Funding (577,481) (161,720) (139,968) 21,752 13.45% Law, Order and Public Safety (1,347,296) (640,560) (533,205) 107,355 16.76% Health (279,574) (136,860) (137,000) (140) (0.10%)Education and Welfare (49,068) (20,430) (16,668) 3,762 18.41% Housing (126,786) (55,725) (58,869) (3,144) (5.64%)Community Amenities (1,271,127) (536,433) (511,233) 25,200 4.70% Recreation and Culture (2,006,327) (881,415) (822,992) 58,423 6.63% Transport (5,116,730) (2,131,880) (2,148,052) (16,172) (0.76%)Economic Services (1,316,851) (465,210) (501,223) (36,013) (7.74%)Other Property and Services (2,225,683) (129,065) (65,425) 63,640 49.31%
Total Operating Expenditure (15,411,886) (5,652,053) (5,389,878) 262,175
Funding Balance AdjustmentsAdd back Depreciation 5,174,000 2,155,795 2,139,466 (16,329) (0.76%)Adjust (Profit)/Loss on Asset Disposal 8 (80,206) (1,045) 0 1,045 (100.00%)Adjust Provisions and Accruals 0 0 2,088 2,088
Net Cash from Operations 849,650 4,923,632 5,143,036 219,404
Capital RevenuesGrants, Subsidies and Contributions 11 2,900,328 969,515 754,509 (215,006) (22.18%)Proceeds from Disposal of Assets 8 920,000 250,000 0 (250,000) (100.00%)
Total Capital Revenues 3,820,328 1,219,515 754,509 (465,006)
Capital ExpensesLand Held for Resale 0 0 0 0Land and Buildings 13 (608,413) (230,165) (229,357) 808 0.35% Infrastructure - Roads 13 (2,217,822) (963,135) (709,523) 253,612 26.33% Infrastructure - Parks & Recreation 13 (1,997,000) (124,250) (139,064) (14,814) (11.92%)Infrastructure - Footpaths 13 (20,000) (5,000) 0 5,000 100.00%
SHIRE OF TOODYAYSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITY
(Statutory Reporting Program)For the Period Ended 30 November 2016
Amended YTD Budget
(a)
YTD Actual
(b)
Amended Annual Budget
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
206
Var. $(b)-(a)
Var. % (b)-(a)/(a) Var.
Note
SHIRE OF TOODYAYSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITY
(Statutory Reporting Program)For the Period Ended 30 November 2016
Amended YTD Budget
(a)
YTD Actual
(b)
Amended Annual Budget
Infrastructure - Bridges 13 0 0 0 0 Infrastructure - Other 13 (154,102) (57,945) (78,518) (20,573) (35.50%)Plant and Equipment 13 (439,386) (109,847) (28,891) 80,956 73.70% Furniture and Equipment 13 (20,000) 0 0 0
Total Capital Expenditure (5,456,723) (1,490,342) (1,185,353) 304,989
Net Cash from Capital Activities (1,636,395) (270,827) (430,844) (160,017)
FinancingProceeds from New Debentures 0 0 0 0 Proceeds from Advances 0 0 0 0 Self-Supporting Loan Principal 0 0 0 0 Transfer from Reserves 7 579,795 70,825 0 (70,825) 100.00% Advances to Community Groups 0 0 0 0 Repayment of Debentures 10 (269,579) (112,295) (94,265) 18,030 16.06% Transfer to Reserves 7 (1,039,500) (54,255) (20,870) 33,385 61.53%
Net Cash from Financing Activities (729,284) (95,725) (115,134) (19,409)
Net Operations, Capital and Financing (1,516,030) 4,557,080 4,597,058 39,978
Opening Funding Surplus/(Deficit) 3 1,659,810 1,659,810 1,659,810 0 0.00%
Closing Funding Surplus/(Deficit) 3 143,781 6,216,890 6,256,868 39,978 0.64%
Indicates a variance between Year to Date (YTD) Budget and YTD Actual data as per the adopted materiality threshold.Refer to Note 2 for an explanation of the reasons for the variance.
This statement is to be read in conjunction with the accompanying Financial Statements and notes.
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
207
Note 2: EXPLANATION OF MATERIAL VARIANCES
Reporting Program Var. $ Var. % Var. Timing/ Permanent Explanation of Variance
$ %Operating RevenuesGovernance 38,907 212.37% Permanent Legal Action RecoveredGeneral Purpose Funding - Rates (78,737) (1.29%)General Purpose Funding - Other (18,228) (2.05%)Law, Order and Public Safety (20,542) (15.10%) Timing Grants & Contributions yet to be receivedHealth (16,289) (27.83%) Timing Rental income & Health fees yet to be receivedEducation & Welfare 0 0.00% Housing (1,254) (60.30%)Community Amenities 23,040 3.45% Recreation and Culture (5,421) (6.74%)Transport 59,989 44.67% Permanent Road Maintenance Contributions receivedEconomic Services (44,626) (26.30%) Timing Community Depot grant income yet to be receivedOther Property and Services 33,586 23.63% Timing Mrs O'Reilly's Insurance recoup received
Operating Expense Governance 37,512 7.61% General Purpose Funding 21,752 13.45% Timing Rate Review valuations not yet conductedLaw, Order and Public Safety 107,355 16.76% Timing Depreciation expense less than budgetedHealth (140) (0.10%)Education & Welfare 3,762 18.41% Housing (3,144) (5.64%)Community Amenities 25,200 4.70% Recreation and Culture 58,423 6.63% Transport (16,172) (0.76%)Economic Services (36,013) (7.74%)Other Property and Services 63,640 49.31% Timing Plant and Works cost higher than budgeted
Capital RevenuesGrants, Subsidies and Contributions (215,006) (22.18%) Timing Reserve transfers yet to occurProceeds from Disposal of Assets (250,000) (100.00%) Timing Sale of Assets yet to occur
Capital ExpensesLand and Buildings 808 0.35% Infrastructure - Roads 253,612 26.33% Timing Road projects yet to be completedInfrastructure - Parks & Recreation (14,814) (11.92%) Timing Works yet to commenceInfrastructure - Footpaths 5,000 100.00% Timing Toodyay Street Footpath yet to commenceInfrastructure - Bridges 0 Infrastructure - Other (20,573) (35.50%) Timing Works yet to commencePlant and Equipment 80,956 73.70% Timing Plant ordered yet to be receivedFurniture and Equipment 0 0.00% FinancingLoan Principal 18,030 16.06% Timing Loan payments yet to occur
Shire of ToodyayNOTES TO THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITY
For the Period Ended 30 November 2016
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
208
Note 3: NET CURRENT FUNDING POSITION
Note YTD 30 Nov
2016 30th June 2016 YTD 01 Dec 2015 $ $ $
Current AssetsCash Unrestricted 4 4,390,023 1,357,621 4,545,178Cash Restricted 4 3,145,351 3,124,481 3,184,837
Receivables - Rates 6 2,254,465 787,571 2,280,311Receivables -Other 6 54,225 79,440 57,434Interest / ATO Receivable/TrustInventories 53,123 46,775 52,332
9,897,187 5,395,888 10,120,092
Less: Current LiabilitiesPayables (308,040) (516,027) (248,618)Provisions (676,915) (677,734) (547,802)
(984,955) (1,193,761) (796,420)
Less: Cash Reserves 7 (3,145,351) (3,124,481) (3,184,837)Adjustment for Current Borrowings 175,315 269,579 154,083Adjustment for Cash Backed Liabilities 314,673 312,585 306,451Net Current Funding Position 6,256,868 1,659,810 6,599,369
Comments - Net Current Funding Position
Shire of ToodyayNOTES TO THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITY
For the Period Ended 30 November 2016
Positive=Surplus (Negative=Deficit)
01,000,0002,000,0003,000,0004,000,0005,000,0006,000,0007,000,0008,000,0009,000,000
10,000,000
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Amou
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( '0
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Note 3 - Liquidity Over the Year
2015-16
2016-17
2014-15
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
209
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Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
210
Note 6: RECEIVABLESReceivables - Rates Receivable YTD 30 Nov 2016 30 June 2016
$ $Opening Arrears Previous Years 747,266 784,863Levied this year 6,117,450 5,884,739Less Collections to date (4,383,918) (5,922,336)Equals Current Outstanding 2,480,798 747,266
Net Rates Collectable 2,480,798 747,266% Collected 63.86% 88.80%
Comments/Notes - Receivables Rates
Comments/Notes - Receivables Rates and Rubbish
CurrentFinal Notice Issued 379,857Legal Action 216,163Pensioners 210,009Instalment Option 1,219,694Payment Arrangement 173,131Employee Direct Debit 6,623Properties in Receivership 39,607No Action Required 2,778Sale of Land LG Act S6.64 50,458Interim Notices Issued 7,023Locate Owners 10,553Properties in Credit (20,965)
Total Current 2,294,931
Non- CurrentDeferred Pensioners 194,176( not collectable till Pensioner property is sold)
Total 2,489,107
SHIRE OF TOODYAYNOTES TO THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITY
For the Period Ended 30 November 2016
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Note 6 - Rates Receivable
2015-16
2016-17
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
211
Receivables - General Current 30 Days 60 Days 90+Days$ $ $ $
Receivables - General 62,624 2,708 121 1,162
Total Receivables General Outstanding 66,616
Amounts shown above include GST (where applicable)
Comments/Notes - Receivables General
Final Letters 0Seven Day Letters 0Debt Collection 121No Action Required 66,495Payment Arrangement 0Payroll Deductions 0To be Written Off 0
Total Outstanding 66,616
This note reflects Sundry Debors only. It does not include other debtors such as GST due from the ATO & Pensioner Rebates due from the State.
SHIRE OF TOODYAYNOTES TO THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITY
For the Period Ended 30 November 2016
Current94%
30 Days 4%
60 Days 0%
90+Days 2%
Note 6 - Accounts Receivable (non-rates)
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
212
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219
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220
30/11
/2016
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FUN
D
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s held
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lance
date
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221
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D Ac
tual
(Ren
ewal
Exp)
Stra
tegi
c Ref
eren
ce /
Com
men
t
LAND
Recr
eatio
n &
Cultu
reRe
crea
tion
& Cu
lture
Tot
al0
00
00
Tota
l Lan
d0
00
00
BUIL
DING
SGo
vern
ance
Admi
nistra
tion R
ecor
ds R
oom
Q169
22,00
09,1
654,4
58(4
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Admi
nistra
tion B
uildin
g Ren
ewal
Q147
32,00
013
,330
24,15
510
,825
Gove
rnan
ce T
otal
54,00
022
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28,61
36,1
180
Com
mun
ity A
men
ities
Publi
c Toil
ets C
nr D
uke &
Cha
rcoal
Lane
Q031
5,000
2,080
960
(1,12
0)Co
mm
unity
Am
eniti
es T
otal
Tota
l5,0
002,0
8096
0(1
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0
Recr
eatio
n An
d Cu
lture
Memo
rial H
all -
Build
ing R
enew
alQ1
4116
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,665)
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ngup
Com
munit
y Hall
- St
orag
eQ1
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8,33
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5(8
,045)
Libra
ry Re
nova
tions
J038
10,0
004,
165
1,84
3(2
,322)
Libra
ry To
ilets
J067
40,00
016
,665
0(1
6,665
)Ol
d Goa
l Res
torati
onQ1
5620
0,000
80,01
50
(80,
015)
Old G
oal T
echn
ical E
quipm
ent U
pgra
deQ1
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12,50
00
(12,
500)
Wick
low S
hear
ing S
hed
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00
21,4
5721
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Recr
eatio
n An
d Cu
lture
Tot
al31
6,000
128,3
4023
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(104
,754)
0
SHIR
E OF
TOO
DYAY
NOTE
S TO
THE
STA
TEME
NT O
F FI
NANC
IAL
ACTI
VITY
For t
he P
erio
d En
ded
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
222
Note
13: C
APIT
AL A
CQUI
SITI
ONS
Leve
l of
Com
plet
ion
Indi
cato
rIn
frast
ruct
ure A
sset
s A
nnua
l Bu
dget
20
16/17
YTD
Bud
get
YTD
Actu
al Va
rianc
e (U
nder
)/Ove
rYT
D Ac
tual
(Ren
ewal
Exp)
Stra
tegi
c Ref
eren
ce /
Com
men
t
SHIR
E OF
TOO
DYAY
NOTE
S TO
THE
STA
TEME
NT O
F FI
NANC
IAL
ACTI
VITY
For t
he P
erio
d En
ded
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Econ
omic
Serv
ices
Visit
ors C
entre
- Bu
ilding
Ren
ewal
Q142
48,00
00
00
Comm
unity
Dep
otQ1
2657
,413
23,92
060
,079
36,15
9Ec
onom
ic Se
rvice
s Tot
al10
5,413
23,92
060
,079
36,15
90
Othe
r Pro
perty
& S
ervic
esMr
s O'R
eillys
(Lot
1) 98
Stirl
ing T
erra
ceJ0
010
120,
000
50,0
0011
6,12
066
,120
Conn
ors C
ottag
e - B
uildig
n Ren
ewal
Q146
8,000
3,330
0(3
,330)
Othe
r Pro
perty
& S
ervic
es T
otal
128,0
0053
,330
116,1
2062
,790
0
Build
ings T
otal
608,4
1323
0,165
229,3
57(8
08)
0
Com
pute
r Equ
ipm
ent
Law
Orde
r & P
ublic
Saf
ety
CCTV
- Cl
osed
Circ
uit T
elevis
ion C
amer
a - S
ecur
ity05
3401
20,00
00
00
Law
Orde
r & P
ublic
Saf
ety T
otal
20,00
00
00
0Co
mpute
r Equ
ipmen
t - T
otal
20,00
00
00
0
Plan
t , E
quip
. & V
ehicl
esTr
ansp
ort
1222
0210
9,84
7
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hoe
155,
000
Multi
Tyre
d Roll
er17
0,00
0T0
000 M
PD V
ehicl
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8 BMO
Veh
icle
37,00
0Sh
ire R
adio
Syste
m Up
grad
e35
,386
28,8
91Tr
ansp
ort T
otal
439,3
8610
9,847
28,89
10
0Pl
ant ,
Equ
ip. &
Veh
icles
Tota
l43
9,386
109,8
4728
,891
00
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
223
Note
13: C
APIT
AL A
CQUI
SITI
ONS
Leve
l of
Com
plet
ion
Indi
cato
rIn
frast
ruct
ure A
sset
s A
nnua
l Bu
dget
20
16/17
YTD
Bud
get
YTD
Actu
al Va
rianc
e (U
nder
)/Ove
rYT
D Ac
tual
(Ren
ewal
Exp)
Stra
tegi
c Ref
eren
ce /
Com
men
t
SHIR
E OF
TOO
DYAY
NOTE
S TO
THE
STA
TEME
NT O
F FI
NANC
IAL
ACTI
VITY
For t
he P
erio
d En
ded
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Road
sTr
ansp
ort
Julim
ar R
oad
- SLK
1.78
to 4.
11A0
004
212,0
8488
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21,95
0(6
6,40
5)Fe
rnie
Road
/Too
dyay
Roa
d Int
erse
ction
A001
345
,783
19,0
700
(19,
070)
Mora
ngup
Roa
dA0
021
10,4
554,
355
0(4
,355)
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es S
treet/
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on S
treet
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altA0
063
72,7
0030
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69,8
1039
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oon D
ewar
s Poo
l Roa
dA0
194
295,
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122,
945
119,
868
(3,07
7)Ju
limar
Roa
d - S
LK 13
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15.96
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420
6,785
86,15
049
,912
(36,
238)
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oon D
ewar
s Poo
l Roa
dE0
194
214,
522
89,3
7515
,343
(74,
032)
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ar R
oad -
SLK
28.93
to 30
.03Q0
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142,3
3659
,295
14,30
7(4
4,98
8)Ri
ver R
oad
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950
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115,
876
65,1
51Sa
ndpla
in Ro
adB0
018
118,
944
49,5
5015
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(34,
123)
Hard
ers C
hitty
Road
B004
811
4,66
647
,770
143
(47,
627)
Wat
tle W
ayB0
137
118,6
7688
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86,30
2(2
,398)
Wan
doo C
ircle
B015
311
6,26
548
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85,4
9537
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t Roa
d/Bu
liga R
oad T
ree P
runin
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026
15,0
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250
13,9
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For
est
D003
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15,0
750
(15,
075)
Cobb
ler P
ool R
oad
D005
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4,49
543
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14,6
97(2
8,83
3)Du
idgee
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k Bar
rier R
ailD0
058
10,0
734,
185
8,50
54,
320
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oj Ca
rpar
k - S
olar L
ightin
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061
10,00
04,1
650
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5)Da
wson
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084
26,65
811
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0(1
1,100
)He
mian
dra P
lace
D011
523
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9,71
51,
240
(8,47
5)Ka
ne R
oad
D012
317
,396
7,24
00
(7,24
0)W
ando
o Circ
leD0
153
6,21
22,
580
4,94
52,
365
Ever
ett S
treet
D016
633
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14,14
00
(14,
140)
Stirli
ng T
erra
ce -
Drain
age
D019
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936,5
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n Roa
d (On
e Man
Roa
d)D0
247
75,4
9631
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43(1
8,41
3)An
zac A
ve -
Tree
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oval
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112
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5,20
54,
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6)Bo
wling
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esse
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et/Ch
arco
al La
ne S
treet
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J066
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3,730
7,434
3,704
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spor
t Tot
al2,2
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296
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53,61
2)0
Road
s Tota
l2,
217,8
2296
3,135
709,5
23(2
53,6
12)
0
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
224
Note
13: C
APIT
AL A
CQUI
SITI
ONS
Leve
l of
Com
plet
ion
Indi
cato
rIn
frast
ruct
ure A
sset
s A
nnua
l Bu
dget
20
16/17
YTD
Bud
get
YTD
Actu
al Va
rianc
e (U
nder
)/Ove
rYT
D Ac
tual
(Ren
ewal
Exp)
Stra
tegi
c Ref
eren
ce /
Com
men
t
SHIR
E OF
TOO
DYAY
NOTE
S TO
THE
STA
TEME
NT O
F FI
NANC
IAL
ACTI
VITY
For t
he P
erio
d En
ded
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Infra
stru
ctur
e - O
ther
Law,
Ord
er &
Pub
lic S
afet
yFir
e Wate
r Tan
k05
1254
15,00
00
00
0La
w, O
rder
& P
ublic
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ety T
otal
15,00
00
00
0Co
mm
unity
Am
eniti
esTo
odya
y Cem
eter
y - N
iche W
allQ0
1310
,000
4,165
0(4
,165)
Coom
unity
Am
eniti
es T
otal
10,00
04,1
650
(4,16
5)0
Tran
spor
tRe
media
tion o
f Old
Depo
t Site
Q048
10,00
04,1
605,4
001,2
400
Reme
diatio
n of O
ld Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
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otQ1
6310
,000
4,165
0(4
,165)
Tran
spor
t Tot
al20
,000
8,325
5,400
(2,92
5)0
Econ
omic
Serv
ices
Tour
iste I
nform
ation
Bay
Q136
35,00
014
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26,02
311
,443
Comm
unity
Dep
ot Inf
rastr
uctur
eQ1
5544
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18,37
514
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(4,08
5)W
ater
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k - S
tandp
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032
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5Ec
onom
ic Se
rvice
s Tot
al10
9,102
45,45
573
,118
27,66
30
Infra
struc
ture O
ther -
Tota
l15
4,102
57,94
578
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20,57
30
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spor
tTo
odya
y Stre
et - C
onstr
uct F
ootpa
thY0
024
20,00
05,0
000
(5,00
0)Tr
ansp
ort T
otal
20,00
05,0
000
(5,00
0)Inf
rastr
uctur
e Foo
tpaths
- To
tal20
,000
5,000
0(5
,000)
0
Infra
stru
ctur
e - P
arks
& R
ecre
atio
nRe
crea
tion
& Cu
lture
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ng P
ark -
Pow
er U
pgra
deQ1
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000
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5)Re
creati
on P
recin
ct - S
ite W
orks
Q159
1,500
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013
8,969
138,9
69An
zac P
ark -
100t
h Ann
iversa
ry Up
grad
eQ1
6211
0,00
027
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0(2
7,50
0)Du
idgee
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k - W
ater
Par
kQ1
6435
0,000
87,50
00
(87,5
00)
Hame
rsley
Par
k - R
eticu
lation
Q167
8,000
2,000
0(2
,000)
Recr
eatio
n &
Cultu
re T
otal
1,977
,000
119,2
5013
9,064
19,81
40
Tran
spor
tTo
wn B
eauti
ficati
on -
Stre
et Tr
ees
Q140
20,00
05,0
000
(5,00
0)Tr
ansp
ort T
otal
20,00
05,0
000
(5,00
0)0
Infra
struc
ture P
arks
& R
ecre
ation
- To
tal1,
997,0
0012
4,250
139,0
6414
,814
0
Capi
tal E
xpen
ditu
re T
otal
5,456
,723
1,490
,342
1,185
,353
(224
,032
)0
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
225
YTD 30 11 2016
NoteYTD Actual New
/UpgradeAmended YTD
BudgetAmended Annual
Budget Variance(a) (d) (d) - (c) $ $ $ $
Land and Buildings 13 229,357 230,165 608,413 (808)
Infrastructure Assets - Roads 13 709,523 963,135 2,217,822 (253,612)
Infrastructure Assets - Parks & Gardens 13 139,064 124,250 1,997,000 14,814
Infrastructure Assets - Footpaths 13 0 5,000 20,000 (5,000)
Infrastructure Assets - Bridges 13 0 0 0 0
Infrastructure Assets - Other 13 78,518 57,945 154,102 20,573
Plant and Equipment 13 28,891 109,847 439,386 (80,956)
Furniture and Equipment 13 0 0 20,000 0
Capital Expenditure Totals 1,185,353 1,490,342 5,456,723 (304,989)
Comments and graphs
SHIRE OF TOODYAYSTATEMENT OF CAPITAL ACQUSITIONS AND CAPITAL FUNDING
For the Period Ended 30 November 2016
Capital Acquisitions
$0 $200,000 $400,000 $600,000 $800,000 $1,000,000 $1,200,000
Land and Buildings
Infrastructure Assets - Roads
Infrastructure Assets - Parks & Gardens
Infrastructure Assets - Footpaths
Infrastructure Assets - Bridges
Infrastructure Assets - Other
Plant and Equipment
Furniture and Equipment
Capital Expenditure Program YTD
Amended YTD Budget
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
226
For T
he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
GENE
RAL
PURP
OSE
FUND
ING
- RAT
ES
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0312
08Ra
tes W
ritten
Off
(700
)(7
00)
(586
)11
416
.23%
0312
09Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - R
ates
(124
,098)
(51,7
05)
(53,5
67)
(1,86
2)(3
.60%
)03
1210
Rates
- Em
ploye
e Cos
ts(4
3,662
)(1
8,185
)(1
9,308
)(1
,123)
(6.18
%)
0312
11Ra
tes -
Othe
r Emp
loyee
Cos
ts0
00
0 -
Insur
ance
- Ot
her
0312
12Co
nfere
nces
& T
raini
ng -
Rates
00
00
0312
13Ra
tes -
Supe
rann
uatio
n0
00
003
1215
Posta
ge(5
,000)
(2,08
0)(3
,746)
(1,66
6)(8
0.10%
) -
Rates
Noti
ces -
3,00
0 -
Instal
ments
Noti
ces x
3 - 2
,500
0312
16Ra
ting V
aluati
ons
(35,0
00)
(17,5
00)
(765
)16
,736
95.63
% -
GRV
Valua
tions
- 2,5
00 -
UV V
aluati
ons -
30,00
0 -
Inter
im V
aluati
ons -
2,50
003
1217
Title
Sear
ches
(500
)(5
00)
(498
)2
0.41%
0312
18Le
gal E
xpen
ses
(150
,000)
(37,5
00)
(25,5
55)
11,94
531
.85%
- De
bt Co
llecti
on C
osts
- 150
,000 p
artia
lly re
coup
ed03
1219
Rates
Rev
iew(1
50,00
0)(5
,000)
(5,95
4)(9
54)
- VG
O Va
luatio
ns -
140,0
00 -
Posta
ge &
Com
munit
y Con
sult -
10,00
0(5
08,96
0)(1
33,17
0)(1
09,98
0)23
,190
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0313
01Ra
tes Le
vied -
All A
reas
6,121
,461
6,121
,461
6,125
,744
4,283
0.07%
0313
02Ex
Gra
tia R
ates
1,000
1,000
1,108
108
10.82
%03
1303
Inter
est O
n Outs
tandin
g/Ove
rdue
Rate
s50
,000
20,83
020
,066
(764
)(3
.67%
)03
1304
Back
Rate
s - Le
vied
00
280
280
0313
05Ins
talme
nt Ch
arge
s25
,000
25,00
024
,752
(248
)(0
.99%
)03
1306
Rates
- Ad
minis
tratio
n Fee
20,00
020
,000
18,60
0(1
,400)
(7.00
%)
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
227
For T
he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
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ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
0313
07Ra
tes -
Prop
erty
Acco
unt E
nquir
ies27
,000
11,25
012
,083
833
7.40%
0313
08Ra
tes -
Paym
ent P
lan A
dmini
strati
on F
ee3,0
001,2
501,9
1066
052
.80%
0313
09Ra
tes P
aid In
Adv
ance
0(5
0,000
)(8
3,408
)(3
3,408
)66
.82%
0313
30Sa
le Of
Elec
toral
Rolls
& M
aps
100
400
(40)
(100
.00%
)03
1331
Rates
- Le
gal E
xpen
ses R
ecov
ered
140,0
0035
,000
23,72
8(1
1,272
)(3
2.21%
)03
1332
ESL -
Adm
inistr
ation
Fee
4,000
4,000
4,400
400
10.00
%6,3
91,56
16,1
89,83
16,1
49,26
3(4
0,568
)
TOTA
L RAT
ES -
Oper
ating
6,391
,561
(508
,960)
6,189
,831
(133
,170)
6,149
,263
(109
,980)
(17,3
78)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
0312
20Tr
ansfe
r To R
ates R
eview
Res
erve
(2,00
0)(8
30)
(708
)12
214
.72%
- Int
eres
t(2
,000)
(830
)(7
08)
122
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
0313
33Tr
ansfe
r Fro
m Ra
tes R
eview
Res
erve
107,9
680
00
0.00%
- Co
mplet
Pro
ject &
Clos
e Res
erve
107,9
680
00
TOTA
L RAT
ES -
Capit
al10
7,968
(2,00
0)0
(830
)0
(708
)12
2
TOTA
L RAT
ES6,4
99,52
9(5
10,96
0)6,1
89,83
1(1
34,00
0)6,1
49,26
3(1
10,68
7)(1
7,256
)
GENE
RAL
PURP
OSE
FUND
ING
- GEN
ERAL
PUR
POSE
GRA
NTS
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0322
01Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - G
ener
al Pu
rpos
e Fun
ding
(68,5
21)
(28,5
50)
(29,9
89)
(1,43
9)(5
.04%
)(6
8,521
)(2
8,550
)(2
9,989
)(1
,439)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0323
30Ge
nera
l Pur
pose
Gra
nt94
6,404
473,2
0247
2,525
(677
)(0
.14%
)03
2331
Road
Impr
ovem
ent G
rant
525,9
5026
2,976
262,6
36(3
40)
(0.13
%)
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atin
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atem
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ity
COA
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riptio
n20
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rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
0323
39Ro
yaltie
s To R
egion
s Fun
ding
00
00
1,472
,354
073
6,178
073
5,161
0(1
,017)
TOTA
L GEN
ERAL
PUR
POSE
GRA
NTS
- Ope
ratin
g1,4
72,35
4(6
8,521
)73
6,178
(28,5
50)
735,1
61(2
9,989
)(2
,456)
TOTA
L GEN
ERAL
PUR
POSE
GRA
NTS
- Cap
ital
00
00
00
0
TOTA
L GEN
ERAL
PUR
POSE
GRA
NTS
1,472
,354
(68,5
21)
736,1
78(2
8,550
)73
5,161
(29,9
89)
(2,45
6)
GENE
RAL
FINA
NCE
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0323
34Int
eres
t On I
nves
tmen
t70
,000
17,50
08,7
50(8
,750)
(50.0
0%)
0323
35Int
eres
t On R
eser
ve A
ccou
nts70
,000
17,50
020
,870
3,370
19.26
%
TOTA
L GEN
ERAL
FIN
ANCE
- Op
erati
ng14
0,000
35,00
029
,620
(5,38
0)
TOTA
L GEN
ERAL
FIN
ANCE
- Ca
pital
TOTA
L GEN
ERAL
FIN
ANCE
140,0
000
35,00
00
29,62
00
(5,38
0)
TOTA
L GEN
ERAL
PUR
POSE
FUN
DING
8,111
,883
(579
,481)
6,961
,009
(162
,550)
6,914
,044
(140
,676)
(25,0
91)
GOVE
RNAN
CE &
ADM
INIS
TRAT
ION
GOVE
RNAN
CE
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0412
20Ba
d Deb
ts W
ritten
Off
(500
)(2
05)
020
510
0.00%
0412
01Ar
oc S
ecre
tariat
(5,00
0)(2
,080)
(159
)1,9
2292
.38%
0412
02Me
mb. A
ttend
ance
& A
llowa
nce
(150
,785)
(62,8
25)
(57,3
55)
5,470
8.71%
Atten
danc
e Fee
s
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oody
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atin
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atem
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y Fun
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n &
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ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
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17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
Coun
cillor
s x 8
- 103
,712
Shire
Pre
siden
t x 1
- 20,0
73IC
T Al
lowan
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lors x
9 - 9
,000
IT M
onthl
y & A
nnua
l Fee
s - 9,
000
Trav
el Ex
pens
esCo
uncil
lors x
9 - 9
,000
0412
03Me
mber
s Con
f & T
rave
l Exp
(30,0
00)
(12,5
00)
(16,7
18)
(4,21
8)(3
3.74%
)04
1204
Elec
tion E
xpen
ses
(3,00
0)0
00
0.00%
0412
05Sh
ire P
resid
ents
Allow
ance
(36,5
91)
(15,2
45)
(15,2
46)
(1)
(0.01
%)
- Pr
eside
nt's A
llowa
nce -
29,27
3 -
D/Pr
es A
llowa
nce -
7,31
804
1207
Refre
shme
nts &
Fun
ction
s - C
ounc
illors
(15,0
00)
(6,25
0)(3
,077)
3,173
50.76
%04
1208
Refre
shme
nts &
Fun
ction
s - S
taff
(15,0
00)
(6,25
0)(3
,068)
3,182
50.92
%04
1210
Memb
ers I
nsur
ance
(10,0
00)
(10,0
00)
(11,8
13)
(1,81
3)(1
8.13%
)04
1211
Subs
cripto
ns(3
0,000
)(2
0,000
)(2
1,340
)(1
,340)
(6.70
%)
- Av
on M
idlan
d WAL
GA Z
one -
2,00
0 -
WAL
GA A
ssoc
M/S
hip -
10,00
0 -
WAL
GA P
rocu
reme
nt - 2
,000
- Lin
king C
ounc
ils &
Com
munit
ies -
5,000
- W
ALGA
Loca
l Law
s Ser
vice -
1,00
0 -
LGMA
- 2,0
00 -
Misc
ellan
eous
- 8,0
0004
1212
Gove
rnan
ce M
iscell
aneo
us E
xpen
ses
(3,00
0)(1
,250)
(1,57
0)(3
20)
(25.6
3%)
0412
13Pr
inting
& S
tation
ery
(3,00
0)(1
,250)
(1,70
0)(4
50)
(36.0
0%)
0412
14Ad
vertis
ing(2
5,000
)(1
0,415
)(8
,007)
2,408
23.12
%04
1218
Admi
nistra
tion A
lloca
tion -
Gov
erna
nce
(327
,088)
(136
,285)
(138
,335)
(2,05
0)(1
.50%
)04
1219
Audit
Fee
s(4
5,000
)(1
8,750
)(2
0,950
)(2
,200)
(11.7
3%)
0412
22Le
gal F
ees
(250
,000)
(104
,165)
(82,6
71)
21,49
420
.63%
0003
12De
prec
Of A
ssets
-Mem
bers
(17,0
00)
(7,08
0)(4
,115)
2,965
41.87
%04
1223
Loca
l Law
s Rev
iew(5
,000)
(2,08
0)(4
,951)
(2,87
1)(1
38.03
%)
0412
28Int
egra
ted S
trateg
ic Pl
an/S
(82,0
00)
0(6
,943)
(6,94
3)0.0
0% -
Revie
w SC
P &
CBP
- 15,0
00 -
Revie
w As
set M
gmt, W
MP &
LTFP
- 10
,000
- Fa
ir Valu
e Lan
d & B
uildin
gs -
20,00
0 -
Profi
le iD
Ann
ual S
ubsc
riptio
n - 8,
000
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atin
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n &
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COA
Desc
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n20
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rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
- To
urism
Stra
tergy
- 29
,000
(1,05
2,964
)(4
16,63
0)(3
98,01
7)18
,613
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0413
20Re
coup
s - C
ontrib
ution
s, Do
natio
ns &
Reim
burse
ments
1,000
415
0(4
15)
(100
.00%
)04
1321
Gran
ts - G
over
nanc
e1,0
0041
50
(415
)(1
00.00
%)
2,000
830
0(8
30)
TOTA
L GOV
ERNA
NCE
(Ope
ratin
g)2,0
00(1
,052,9
64)
830
(416
,630)
0(3
98,01
7)17
,783
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE04
1252
Tran
sfer T
o Anz
ac 10
0Th R
eser
ve(5
0,750
)0
(241
)(2
41)
0.00%
- Int
eres
t - T
rans
fer to
incre
ase p
rojec
t sco
pe(5
0,750
)0
(241
)(2
41)
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
0413
24Tr
ansfe
r Fro
m An
zac 1
00Th
Ann
iversa
ry Re
serve
86,82
70
00
0.00%
- An
zac P
ark U
pgra
de &
Inter
est
86,82
70
00
TOTA
L GOV
ERNA
NCE
(Cap
ital)
86,82
7(5
0,750
)0
00
(241
)(2
41)
TOTA
L GOV
ERNA
NCE
88,82
7(1
,103,7
14)
830
(416
,630)
0(3
98,25
8)17
,542
GOVE
RNAN
CE &
ADM
INIS
TRAT
ION
ADMI
NIST
RATI
ON
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
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0422
01Ad
minis
tratio
n - S
alarie
s & W
ages
(946
,440)
(394
,350)
(417
,552)
(23,2
02)
(5.88
%)
0422
02Ad
minis
tratio
n - Ls
l Pro
vision
00
00
0422
04Su
pera
nnua
tion -
Adm
inistr
ation
& G
over
nanc
e(1
03,90
6)(4
3,295
)(4
5,360
)(2
,065)
(4.77
%)
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Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
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COA
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n20
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get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
0422
05Ad
minis
tratio
n - In
sura
nce
(65,0
00)
(65,0
00)
(76,5
65)
(11,5
65)
(17.7
9%)
- W
orke
rs Co
mpen
satio
n -
Incom
e Pro
tectio
n04
2206
Admi
nistra
tion S
taff -
Fbt
(30,0
00)
(12,5
00)
(6,42
0)6,0
8048
.64%
0422
07Ad
minis
tratio
n - C
onfer
ence
s & T
raini
ng(3
0,000
)(1
2,500
)(1
0,067
)2,4
3319
.47%
0422
08Em
ploym
ent C
osts
- Adv
ertis
ing(1
0,000
)(4
,165)
(270
)3,8
9593
.52%
0422
09Ad
minis
tratio
n - U
nifor
ms(6
,600)
(2,75
0)(1
75)
2,575
93.64
%04
2210
Admi
nistra
tion O
ffice -
Main
tenan
ce &
Sur
roun
ds(1
07,68
2)(4
4,840
)(3
3,185
)11
,655
25.99
%04
2211
Admi
nistra
tion -
Prin
ting &
Stat
ioner
y(2
5,000
)(1
0,415
)(1
2,426
)(2
,011)
(19.3
1%)
0422
12Ad
minis
tratio
n - T
eleph
one &
Inter
net
(35,0
00)
(14,5
80)
(11,4
08)
3,172
21.75
%04
2213
Offic
e Equ
ipmen
t - M
ainten
ance
& M
inor P
urch
ase
(15,0
00)
(6,25
0)(4
,168)
2,082
33.31
%04
2214
Bank
Fee
s & C
harg
es(1
8,000
)(7
,500)
(10,1
14)
(2,61
4)(3
4.86%
)04
2215
Admi
nistra
tion -
Pos
tage &
Fre
ight
(5,00
0)(2
,080)
838
2,918
140.2
9%04
2216
Admi
nistra
tion -
Com
puter
- Ha
rdwa
re &
Soft
ware
(75,0
00)
(52,0
00)
(60,2
93)
(8,29
3)(1
5.95%
) -
Annu
al Sy
nerg
y Lice
nce -
42,38
6 -
IT S
uppo
rt: H
ardw
are &
Soft
ware
- Up
grad
e Shir
e Web
site -
6,74
004
2217
Admi
nistra
tion -
Veh
icle E
xpen
ses
(10,0
00)
(4,16
5)(4
,009)
156
3.75%
0422
18Ad
minis
tratio
n - Le
gal E
xpen
ditur
e(5
,000)
(2,08
0)(1
5)2,0
6599
.28%
0422
19Co
nsult
ants/
Spec
ial P
rojec
ts0
00
004
2220
Admi
nistra
tion -
Misc
ellan
eous
Exp
endit
ure
(34,3
50)
(14,3
10)
(16,0
77)
(1,76
7)(1
2.35%
) -
Risk
Man
agem
ent 1
3,000
- W
orkp
lace S
olutio
ns -
10,00
0 -
WAL
GA T
ax S
ervic
e - 1,
350
- A
udit R
eg 17
Com
plian
ce -
5,000
- Mi
scell
aneo
us -
5,000
0422
22Os
h - In
vesti
gatio
ns &
Mon
itorin
g(1
0,000
)(4
,165)
04,1
6510
0.00%
0007
72Ad
minis
tratio
n - D
epre
ciatio
n(1
20,00
0)(5
0,000
)(3
9,691
)10
,309
20.62
%00
B402
Less
Adm
inistr
ation
Allo
catio
n1,6
09,97
867
0,820
689,7
3018
,910
(2.82
%)
(42,0
00)
(76,1
25)
(57,2
27)
18,89
8
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0423
31Le
gal E
xpen
ses R
ecov
ered
1,000
415
40,00
039
,585
9538
.55%
0423
33Ph
otoco
pying
1,000
415
670
255
61.54
%04
2334
Admi
nistra
tion -
Misc
ellan
eous
Inco
me20
,000
8,330
10,05
51,7
2520
.71%
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atin
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COA
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
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Varia
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Over
/Und
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Budg
et YT
D
0423
42Ad
minis
tratio
n - M
iscell
aneo
us In
come
- Gs
t Fre
e20
,000
8,330
6,501
(1,82
9)(2
1.96%
)42
,000
17,49
057
,227
39,73
7
TOTA
L ADM
INIS
TRAT
ION
(Ope
ratin
g)42
,000
(42,0
00)
17,49
0(7
6,125
)57
,227
(57,2
27)
58,63
5
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
0422
54Tr
ansfe
r To E
mploy
ee E
ntitle
ment
Rese
rve -
Admi
nistra
tion
(25,0
00)
00
00.0
0% -
Inter
est &
20,00
0 tra
nsfer
0422
55Tr
ansfe
r To I
nform
ation
Tec
hnolo
gy R
eser
ve(5
,500)
0(1
05)
(105
)0.0
0% -
Inter
est &
addit
ion 5,
000
0424
00Ad
minis
tratio
n - C
ompu
ter H
ardw
are &
Soft
ware
00
00
0424
01Ad
min B
uildin
g - O
ld Co
urt H
ouse
, Fein
nes S
t(3
2,000
)(2
5,000
)(2
4,155
)84
53.3
8%Q1
47 C
ounc
il Cha
mber
s Air C
ondit
ioner
- 25
,000
Paint
& R
epair
ceilin
g of C
ounc
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mber
s04
2403
Admi
nistra
tion O
ffice/C
entre
- Bu
ilding
s(2
2,000
)(9
,165)
(4,45
8)4,7
0751
.36%
- Q1
47 -
Shire
Rec
ords
Arch
ive S
torag
e loc
ated C
ommu
nity D
epot
(84,5
00)
(34,1
65)
(28,7
17)
5,448
0423
30Tr
ansfe
r Fro
m Em
ploye
e Enti
tleme
nt Re
serve
100,0
000
00
0.00%
100,0
000
00
TOTA
L ADM
INIS
TRAT
ION
(Cap
ital)
100,0
00(8
4,500
)0
(34,1
65)
0(2
8,717
)5,4
480
TOTA
L ADM
INIS
TRAT
ION
142,0
00(1
26,50
0)17
,490
(110
,290)
57,22
7(8
5,944
)64
,083
0
TOTA
L GOV
ERNA
NCE
& AD
MINI
STRA
TION
230,8
27(1
,230,2
14)
18,32
0(5
26,92
0)57
,227
(484
,202)
81,62
5
LAW
, ORD
ER &
PUB
LIC
SAFE
TY -
FIRE
PRE
VENT
ION
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0512
00St
rateg
ic Ac
cess
& E
gres
s(1
60,00
0)(1
20,00
0)(1
07,61
3)12
,387
10.32
%
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
233
For T
he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
- Te
nnur
e Iss
ues -
50,00
0 -
Annu
al Ma
inten
ance
- 30
,000
- W
ater T
ank N
orth
Wes
t Gidg
egan
nup S
pring
s - 15
,000
- Ma
lkup B
rook
/San
dspr
ing R
oad E
merg
ency
Acc
ess
0512
01Mi
tigati
on W
orks
- Fir
e(2
0,000
)(5
,000)
05,0
0010
0.00%
- Ve
rge M
ulchin
g05
1202
Firefi
ghtin
g - W
ater
(10,0
00)
(4,16
5)(6
48)
3,517
84.45
% -
Tank
Main
tenan
ce -
8,000
- Gr
ound
s Main
tenan
ce -
2,000
0512
03Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - F
ire P
reve
ntion
(30,0
24)
(12,5
10)
(12,7
67)
(257
)(2
.05%
)05
1205
Lops
- Mi
scell
aneo
us E
xpen
ditur
e(2
,000)
(830
)(2
50)
580
69.85
%05
1206
Fire P
reve
ntion
- Em
ploye
e Cos
ts(3
5,979
)(1
4,980
)(1
6,507
)(1
,527)
(10.2
0%)
- W
ages
- Su
pera
nnua
tion
- Un
iform
s -
Train
ing &
Con
feren
ce -
Insur
ance
0512
07Sh
ire F
ire-F
ightin
g Veh
icle E
xpen
ses
(7,00
0)(2
,915)
(2,51
0)40
513
.89%
0512
09Fir
ebre
ak In
spec
tions
(5,00
0)(2
,080)
(213
)1,8
6889
.78%
0512
10Fir
e Pre
venti
on -
Adve
rtising
& S
igns
(6,00
0)(2
,500)
(506
)1,9
9479
.76%
0512
11Fir
e Tan
ks -
Maint
enan
ce &
Ope
ratin
g Exp
endit
ure
00
00
0512
12Fir
ebre
aks -
Shir
e Res
erve
s0
0(2
54)
(254
)05
1213
Fireb
reak
s Ser
vices
- Ma
inten
ance
00
00
0512
14Eg
ress
& A
cces
s Tra
ck -
Maint
enan
ce0
00
005
1215
Firefi
ghtin
g - S
hire R
esou
rces
(30,0
00)
(12,4
90)
(4,92
1)7,5
6960
.60%
- SM
S Me
ssag
e Aler
t Ser
vice -
10,00
0 -
Fire F
ightin
g - 20
,000
0512
18En
d Of Y
ear B
rigad
e Fun
ction
00
00
0512
20Br
igade
Plan
t & E
quip
(Les
s $1,0
00)
(4,00
0)(1
,665)
(305
)1,3
6081
.68%
0512
21Br
igade
Plan
t & E
quip
Maint
(3,00
0)(1
,245)
(2,53
6)(1
,291)
(103
.72%
)05
1222
Briga
de V
ehicl
es,T
raile
rs Mt
ce(6
5,000
)(3
2,500
)(4
3,535
)(1
1,035
)(3
3.95%
)05
1223
Dfes
Brig
ade B
uildin
gs -
Mntce
(6,00
0)(2
,490)
(2,47
1)19
0.78%
0512
24Br
igade
Cl ot
hing &
Acc
ess
(24,0
00)
(24,0
00)
(23,0
24)
976
4.07%
0512
25Br
igade
Utili
ties,R
ates &
Tax
es(1
5,000
)(6
,250)
(4,12
8)2,1
2233
.94%
0512
26Br
igade
Othe
r Goo
ds &
Ser
vices
(10,0
00)
(4,16
5)(4
,129)
360.8
5%05
1227
Briga
de In
sura
nces
(17,0
00)
(17,0
00)
(15,4
44)
1,556
9.15%
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
234
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
0512
31Bu
sh F
ire In
sura
nce R
eimbu
rseme
nts0
00
005
1232
Vehic
le Ex
pens
es -
Fire C
ontro
l(6
,000)
(2,50
0)0
2,500
100.0
0%00
1742
Depr
ec O
f Ass
ets -
Fire
(255
,000)
(106
,250)
(42,3
33)
63,91
760
.16%
0022
01(P
rofit)
/Loss
On S
ale O
f Ass
ets -
Fire P
reve
ntion
00
00
(711
,003)
(375
,535)
(284
,094)
91,44
1
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0513
31Gr
ant/C
ontrib
ution
s - F
ire0
00
005
1335
Fines
& P
enalt
ies15
,000
6,250
1,928
(4,32
2)(6
9.16%
)05
1336
Esl L
evy R
ecou
p13
0,000
65,00
060
,133
(4,86
7)0.0
0%05
1338
Dfes
Rec
oup F
or F
irefig
hting
00
00
0513
42Nd
rp P
rogr
am -
Dfes
Gra
nt - S
trateg
ic Ac
cess
& E
gres
s55
,000
00
00.0
0% -
NDRP
- 50
% G
rant
Fund
ing05
1352
Lops
- Sa
le Of
Plan
t & E
quipm
ent
00
00
0.00%
0513
53Ins
uran
ce R
ecou
ps0
00
00.0
0%20
0,000
71,25
062
,061
(9,18
9)
TOTA
L FIR
E PR
EVEN
TION
- Op
erati
ng20
0,000
(711
,003)
71,25
0(3
75,53
5)62
,061
(284
,094)
82,25
2
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
0512
50Lo
ps -
Purch
ase P
lant &
Equ
ipmen
t0
00
005
1254
Lops
- Inf
rastr
uctur
e Othe
r(1
5,000
)0
00
0.00%
Q173
- Mo
rang
up F
ire W
ater T
ank 1
5,000
0514
01Tr
ansfe
r To R
eser
ve -
Stra
tegic
Fire A
cess
& E
gres
s(5
5,000
)0
00
0.00%
Inter
est &
50,00
0 tra
nsfer
for f
urthe
r stag
es05
1405
Tran
sfer T
o Res
erve
- Bu
shfire
Mitig
ation
00
00
(70,0
00)
00
00
0
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
0513
50Tr
ansfe
r Fro
m Re
serve
- St
rateg
ic Ac
cess
& E
gres
s0
00
005
1355
Tran
sfer F
rom
Rese
rve -
Bush
Fire
Mitig
ation
00
00
00
00
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
235
For T
he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
TOTA
L FIR
E PR
EVEN
TION
- Ca
pital
0(7
0,000
)0
00
00
TOTA
L FIR
E PR
EVEN
TION
200,0
00(7
81,00
3)71
,250
(375
,535)
62,06
1(2
84,09
4)82
,252
LAW
, ORD
ER &
PUB
LIC
SAFE
TY -
ANIM
AL C
ONTR
OL
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0522
01An
imal
Contr
ol - E
mploy
ee C
osts
(35,9
79)
(14,9
80)
(17,1
36)
(2,15
6)(1
4.39%
) -
Wag
es -
Supe
rann
uatio
n -
Unif
orms
- Tr
aining
& C
onfer
ence
- Ins
uran
ce05
2203
Cat C
ontro
l Exp
ense
s(5
,000)
(2,08
0)(3
16)
1,764
84.79
%05
2205
Othe
r Emp
loyme
nt Co
sts -
Anim
al Co
ntrol
00
00
0522
07Do
g Con
trol E
xpen
ses
(3,50
0)(1
,455)
(598
)85
758
.87%
0522
08Ma
inten
ance
- Do
g & C
at Po
unds
(3,09
6)(1
,280)
(327
)95
374
.48%
0522
09Ot
her A
nimal
Contr
ol(2
,000)
(830
)(5
48)
282
33.92
%05
2213
Depr
eciat
ion -
Anim
al Co
ntrol
(8,00
0)(3
,330)
(4,35
8)(1
,028)
(30.8
6%)
0522
14Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - A
nimal
Contr
ol(3
6,074
)(1
5,030
)(1
5,279
)(2
49)
(1.66
%)
0522
15Ve
hicle
Expe
nses
- An
imal
Contr
ol(1
0,000
)(4
,165)
(2,06
9)2,0
9650
.32%
(103
,649)
(43,1
50)
(40,6
31)
2,519
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0523
21Fin
es &
Pen
alties
1,500
625
0(6
25)
(100
.00%
) -
Dogs
, Cats
, Par
king,
Was
te &
Othe
r05
2322
Impo
und F
ees
1,500
625
1,750
1,125
180.0
0% -
Dogs
, Cats
, Par
king,
Was
te &
Othe
r05
2323
Dog R
egist
ratio
n Fee
s20
,000
20,00
016
,401
(3,59
9)(1
8.00%
)05
2324
Kenn
el Lic
ence
s10
040
0(4
0)(1
00.00
%)
0523
25Mi
scell
aneo
us In
come
- Fe
es, C
harg
es &
Reim
burse
ments
1,000
415
0(4
15)
(100
.00%
)05
2326
Fees
& C
harg
es -
Othe
r Cou
ncils
500
205
267
6230
.26%
- Do
gs, C
ats, P
arkin
g, W
aste
& Ot
her
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
236
For T
he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
0523
28Ca
t Reg
istra
tion F
ees
5,000
2,080
3,831
1,751
84.19
%29
,600
23,99
022
,249
(1,74
1)
TOTA
L ANI
MAL C
ONTR
OL -
Oper
ating
29,60
0(1
03,64
9)23
,990
(43,1
50)
22,24
9(4
0,631
)77
8
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
0522
11Ca
t Pou
nd -
Build
ing E
xpen
ditur
e0
00
00
00
0
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L ANI
MAL C
ONTR
OL -
Capit
al0
00
00
00
TOTA
L ANI
MAL C
ONTR
OL29
,600
(103
,649)
23,99
0(4
3,150
)22
,249
(40,6
31)
778
OTHE
R
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0532
01Em
ploye
e Cos
ts - O
ther L
ops
(71,9
57)
(29,9
75)
(34,3
93)
(4,41
8)(1
4.74%
) -
Wag
es -
Supe
rann
uatio
n -
Unif
orms
- Tr
aining
& C
onfer
ence
- Ins
uran
ce05
3203
Telep
hone
Exp
ense
(2,50
0)(1
,040)
(426
)61
459
.04%
0532
04Cc
tv Op
erati
onal
Expe
nses
(4,00
0)(1
,665)
(82)
1,583
95.09
% -
Maint
enan
ce -
In Ho
use
0532
06Ve
hicle
Expe
nses
- Ra
nger
s(1
0,000
)(4
,165)
(3,67
2)49
311
.84%
0532
07Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - Lo
ps O
ther
(29,6
87)
(12,3
65)
(12,5
98)
(233
)(1
.88%
)05
3208
Depr
eciat
ion -
Lops
- Ot
her
(3,00
0)(1
,250)
(1,55
6)(3
06)
(24.5
1%)
0532
09Se
mc A
ware
Gra
nt Ex
pend
iture
(32,8
39)
(13,6
80)
(15,0
00)
(1,32
0)(9
.65%
)
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
237
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
Mora
ngup
PA
Comm
unity
Edu
catio
n - 15
,000
Semc
Awa
re G
rant
Infor
matio
n Ses
sions
- 17
,839
0532
10Ro
adwi
se E
xpen
ditur
e(1
,000)
(415
)0
415
100.0
0%(1
54,98
3)(6
4,555
)(6
7,727
)(3
,172)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0533
21Fin
es &
Pen
alties
- Mi
sc2,5
001,0
4073
5(3
05)
(29.3
6%)
0533
22Inc
ome -
Misc
10,33
962
536
(589
)(9
4.18%
)SE
MC A
WAR
E gr
ant fu
nding
- 8,8
39Mi
scell
aneo
us -
1,500
0533
23CC
TV -
Gran
ts &
Contr
ibutio
ns0
00
005
3324
Road
wise
Inco
me1,0
0041
50
(415
)(1
00.00
%)
13,83
92,0
8077
1(1
,309)
TOTA
L (LO
PS) O
THER
- Op
erati
ng13
,839
(154
,983)
2,080
(64,5
55)
771
(67,7
27)
(4,48
1)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
0534
01CC
TV -
Clos
ed C
ircuit
Tele
vision
Cam
era -
Sec
urity
(20,0
00)
00
00.0
0%Q1
72 C
CTV
Goom
alling
Roa
d/Stirl
ing T
erra
ceQ1
72 C
CTV
IGA
Car P
ark
0534
02Tr
ansfe
r To C
ctv R
eser
ve(5
,250)
(2,18
5)(7
0)2,1
1596
.79%
Inter
est
(25,2
50)
(2,18
5)(7
0)2,1
15
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L (LO
PS) O
THER
- Ca
pital
0(2
5,250
)0
(2,18
5)0
(70)
2,115
TOTA
L (LO
PS) O
THER
13,83
9(1
80,23
3)2,0
80(6
6,740
)77
1(6
7,798
)(2
,367)
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
238
For T
he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
EMER
GENC
Y MA
NAGE
MENT
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0542
02Re
cove
ry Ex
pens
es(2
,000)
(830
)(1
99)
631
75.99
%05
4203
Admi
nistra
tion A
lloca
tion -
Eme
rgen
cy M
anag
emen
t(3
7,992
)(1
5,830
)(1
6,324
)(4
94)
(3.12
%)
0542
04Ce
sm -
Emplo
yee C
osts
(114
,600)
(47,7
40)
(50,8
60)
(3,12
0)(6
.54%
) -
Wag
es -
Supe
rann
uatio
n -
Unifo
rms
- Tr
aining
& C
onfer
ence
- Ins
uran
ce05
4208
Cesm
Veh
icle E
xpen
ses
(10,0
00)
(4,16
5)(3
,438)
727
17.47
%05
4209
Ses P
lant &
Equ
ipmen
t (Le
ss $1
000)
(9,00
0)(3
,750)
(1,26
9)2,4
8166
.16%
0542
10Se
s Plan
t & E
quipm
ent M
ainten
ance
(1,00
0)(4
15)
(58)
358
86.14
%05
4211
Ses V
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raile
rs Ma
inten
ance
(4,00
0)(1
,665)
(2,76
4)(1
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(65.9
9%)
0542
12Se
s Buil
ding -
Main
tenan
ce(1
,000)
(415
)0
415
100.0
0%05
4213
Ses C
lothin
g Ppe
& A
cces
s0
00
005
4214
Ses U
tilitie
s, Ra
tes &
Tax
es(2
,000)
(830
)(7
47)
8310
.05%
0542
15Se
s Othe
r Goo
ds &
Ser
vices
(1,00
0)(4
15)
(135
)28
067
.47%
0542
16Se
s Ins
uran
ce(2
,400)
(1,00
0)0
1,000
100.0
0%(1
84,99
2)0
(77,0
55)
0(7
5,793
)1,2
62
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
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0543
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sm -
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0,000
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5,000
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1,700
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%12
0,000
30,00
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448
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00(1
84,99
2)30
,000
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55)
30,44
8(7
5,793
)1,7
10
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239
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d En
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30 N
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016
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of T
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atin
g St
atem
ent b
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n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
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n20
16/20
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l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
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0542
05Tr
ansfe
r To E
merg
ency
Man
agem
ent &
Rec
over
y Res
erve
(31,0
00)
0(2
95)
(295
)0.0
0% -
Inter
est &
tran
sfer f
unds
to re
place
dona
ted fu
nds
(31,0
00)
0(2
95)
(295
)
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L EME
RGEN
CY M
ANAG
EMEN
T - C
apita
l0
(31,0
00)
00
0(2
95)
(295
)
TOTA
L EME
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CY M
ANAG
EMEN
T12
0,000
(215
,992)
30,00
0(7
7,055
)30
,448
(76,0
88)
1,415
FIRE
& L
AND
MANA
GEME
NT
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0554
01Re
serve
s Man
agem
ent
(85,0
00)
(35,4
15)
(21,7
91)
13,62
438
.47%
Mitig
ation
Wor
ks -
50,00
0Re
serve
Tra
ck M
ainten
ance
- 15
,000
Rese
rve W
orks
- 20
,000
0554
06Re
serve
s Man
agem
ent -
Emp
loyee
Cos
ts(7
9,228
)(3
3,005
)(3
1,227
)1,7
785.3
9%05
5407
Rmo -
Veh
icle E
xpen
ses
(5,00
0)(2
,080)
(1,88
9)19
19.2
1%05
5408
Rmo -
Othe
r Emp
loyme
nt Ex
pens
es0
00
0 -
Insur
ance
- Un
iform
s -
Othe
r05
5410
Rmo -
Sup
eran
nuati
on0
00
005
5412
Rmo -
Tra
ining
00
00
0554
13Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - M
itigati
on(2
3,441
)(9
,765)
(10,0
55)
(290
)(2
.96%
)0
(192
,669)
(80,2
65)
(64,9
60)
15,30
5
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240
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d En
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30 N
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016
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atin
g St
atem
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y Fun
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Activ
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COA
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0555
01Re
serve
s Man
agem
ent -
Gra
nts, C
ontrib
ution
s & R
eimbu
rs15
,000
3,750
0(3
,750)
(100
.00%
)05
5502
Rese
rves M
anag
emen
t - T
eleco
mmun
icatio
ns Le
ases
20,00
05,0
000
(5,00
0)(1
00.00
%)
35,00
08,7
500
(8,75
0)
TOTA
L LAN
D &
FIRE
MAN
AGEM
ENT
- Ope
ratin
g35
,000
(192
,669)
8,750
(80,2
65)
0(6
4,960
)6,5
55
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
00
00
00
00
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L LAN
D &
FIRE
MAN
AGEM
ENT
- Cap
ital
00
00
00
0
TOTA
L LAN
D &
FIRE
MAN
AGEM
ENT
35,00
0(1
92,66
9)8,7
50(8
0,265
)0
(64,9
60)
6,555
TOTA
L LAW
ORD
ER &
PUB
LIC S
AFET
Y39
8,439
(1,47
3,546
)13
6,070
(642
,745)
115,5
29(5
33,57
0)88
,633
HEAL
TH
PUBL
IC H
EALT
H
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
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0742
01Pu
blic H
ealth
- Em
ploye
e Cos
ts(1
31,05
3)(5
4,595
)(5
3,358
)1,2
372.2
7%07
4204
Supe
rann
uatio
n - H
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00
00
0742
06Ot
her E
mploy
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osts
- Hea
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00
0 -
Insur
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-
Train
ing
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241
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atin
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COA
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
- Ot
her
0742
07Ve
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Expe
nses
- He
alth
00
(193
)(1
93)
0742
09Le
gal E
xpen
ses
(2,00
0)(8
30)
083
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0.00%
0762
01An
alytic
al Ex
pens
es(1
,500)
(625
)(1
,254)
(629
)(1
00.67
%)
0742
10Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - P
ublic
Hea
lth(2
1,009
)(8
,750)
(9,04
4)(2
94)
(3.36
%)
0742
11Co
nsult
ant E
xpen
ses
00
00
0025
02De
prec
Of A
ssets
- He
alth
(28,0
00)
(11,6
65)
(17,1
13)
(5,44
8)(4
6.71%
)(1
83,56
2)(7
6,465
)(8
0,962
)(4
,497)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0743
31Le
gal E
xpen
ses R
ecou
p50
020
50
(205
)(1
00.00
%)
0743
32He
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es,Li
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,000
8,330
4,243
(4,08
7)(4
9.06%
)07
4333
Misc
Inco
me20
,000
5,000
0(5
,000)
(100
.00%
) -
Reim
burse
ment
EHO
40,50
013
,535
4,243
(9,29
2)
TOTA
L PUB
LIC H
EALT
H - O
pera
ting
40,50
0(1
83,56
2)13
,535
(76,4
65)
4,243
(80,9
62)
(13,7
89)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
00
00
00
00
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L PUB
LIC H
EALT
H - C
apita
l0
00
00
00
TOTA
L PUB
LIC H
EALT
H40
,500
(183
,562)
13,53
5(7
6,465
)4,2
43(8
0,962
)(1
3,789
)
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d En
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atin
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COA
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n20
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get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
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Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
OTHE
R HE
ALTH
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0772
01Al
ma B
eard
Cen
tre(3
7,435
)(1
5,575
)(1
0,921
)4,6
5429
.88%
- Bu
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Main
tenan
ce -
12,09
7 -
Gard
en M
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- 10
,128
- Op
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Expe
nditu
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15,21
007
7202
Alma
Bea
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Renta
l(3
5,000
)(3
5,000
)(3
5,000
)0
- Of
fset b
y GL:
0773
3007
7203
Admi
nistra
tion A
lloca
tion -
Othe
r Hea
lth(2
3,577
)(9
,820)
(10,1
17)
(297
)(3
.02%
)(9
6,012
)(6
0,395
)(5
6,037
)4,3
58
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
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0773
30Al
ma B
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Med
ical C
entre
- Re
ntal
45,00
045
,000
38,00
3(6
,997)
Offse
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L: 07
7202
Othe
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come
45,00
045
,000
38,00
3(6
,997)
TOTA
L OTH
ER H
EALT
H - O
pera
ting
45,00
0(9
6,012
)45
,000
(60,3
95)
38,00
3(5
6,037
)(2
,639)
CAPI
TAL E
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0772
51Al
ma B
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Med
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- Bu
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00
00
00
00
CAPI
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00
00
00
00
TOTA
L OTH
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H - C
apita
l0
00
00
00
TOTA
L OTH
ER H
EALT
H45
,000
(96,0
12)
45,00
0(6
0,395
)38
,003
(56,0
37)
(2,63
9)
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Oper
atin
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COA
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n20
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get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
TOTA
L HEA
LTH
85,50
0(2
79,57
4)58
,535
(136
,860)
42,24
6(1
37,00
0)(1
6,428
)
EDUC
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N AN
D W
ELFA
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OPER
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PEND
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0811
00Ag
ed &
Disa
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Othe
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pera
ting E
xpen
ditur
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0,000
)(4
,165)
(77)
4,088
98.14
%08
1110
Admi
n Allo
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n - O
ther A
ged &
Disa
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(7,88
8)(3
,285)
(2,61
8)66
720
.30%
0811
50Ag
ed &
Disa
bled -
Emp
loyee
Cos
ts(3
1,180
)(1
2,980
)(1
3,973
)(9
93)
(7.65
%)
(49,0
68)
(20,4
30)
(16,6
68)
3,762
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0822
00Gr
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Sub
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& C
ontrib
ution
s - A
ged &
Disa
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ther
45,72
10
00
45,72
10
00
TOTA
L EDU
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ON A
ND W
ELFA
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Oper
ating
45,72
10
00
0(1
6,668
)3,7
62
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
0833
00Ag
ed &
Disa
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Othe
r - C
apita
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endit
ure
00
00
00
00
CAPI
TAL R
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00
00
00
00
TOTA
L EDU
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ON A
ND W
ELFA
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Capit
al0
00
00
00
TOTA
L EDU
CATI
ON A
ND W
ELFA
RE45
,721
00
00
(16,6
68)
3,762
TOTA
L EDU
CATI
ON A
ND W
ELFA
RE45
,721
00
00
(16,6
68)
3,762
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COA
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
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Varia
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Varia
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Over
/Und
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Budg
et YT
D
HOUS
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STAF
F HO
USIN
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OPER
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ITUR
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0912
01Lo
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& 19
B Cl
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Stre
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uplex
(9,28
6)(3
,855)
(4,16
4)(3
09)
(8.01
%)
0912
02Ot
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taff H
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g0
00
000
2602
Depr
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f Ass
ets -
Staff
(8,50
0)(3
,540)
(4,13
3)(5
93)
(16.7
4%)
0026
62De
prec
Of A
ssets
-Hou
sing
(104
,000)
(43,3
30)
(46,2
67)
(2,93
7)(6
.78%
)(1
21,78
6)(5
0,725
)(5
4,563
)(3
,838)
OPER
ATIN
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VENU
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0913
30Sh
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Hou
sing -
Ren
tal In
come
00
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0913
32Re
coup
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taff H
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g0
00
00
00
0
TOTA
L STA
FF H
OUSI
NG -
Oper
ating
0(1
21,78
6)0
(50,7
25)
0(5
4,563
)(3
,838)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
0912
50St
aff H
ousin
g - C
apita
l Wor
ks0
00
00
00
0
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L STA
FF H
OUSI
NG -
Capit
al0
00
00
00
TOTA
L STA
FF H
OUSI
NG0
(121
,786)
0(5
0,725
)0
(54,5
63)
(3,83
8)
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COA
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YTD
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etYT
D Ac
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Varia
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Varia
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Over
/Und
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Budg
et YT
D
OTHE
R HO
USIN
G
OPER
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PEND
ITUR
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0922
03Bu
tterly
Hou
se(5
,000)
(5,00
0)(4
,306)
694
13.88
%Ins
uran
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ge, A
shby
etc
0922
02St
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(O'R
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00
00
(5,00
0)(5
,000)
(4,30
6)69
4
OPER
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VENU
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0922
55Gr
ants
& Su
bsidi
es -
Aged
Car
e0
00
009
2331
Reco
ups/R
eimbu
rseme
nts -
Aged
Hou
sing
5,000
2,080
826
(1,25
4)(6
0.30%
)5,0
002,0
8082
6(1
,254)
TOTA
L OTH
ER H
OUSI
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Oper
ating
5,000
(5,00
0)2,0
80(5
,000)
826
(4,30
6)(5
60)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
0922
52Ar
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ged C
are H
ousin
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iative
00
00
00
00
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L OTH
ER H
OUSI
NG -
Capit
al0
00
00
00
TOTA
L OTH
ER H
OUSI
NG5,0
00(5
,000)
2,080
(5,00
0)82
6(4
,306)
(560
)
TOTA
L HOU
SING
5,000
(126
,786)
2,080
(55,7
25)
826
(58,8
69)
(4,39
8)
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D Ac
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UNIT
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1012
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Tran
sfer S
tation
- Ma
inten
ance
& O
pera
ting
(14,0
13)
(12,8
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(20,0
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6.24%
)10
1202
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Of R
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1012
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c Refu
se C
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tion
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(147
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(129
,672)
18,24
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.33%
- Inc
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fortn
ightly
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on -
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atory
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- 85
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colle
ction
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5,000
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0 com
merci
al co
llecti
on -
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0 -
80 S
treet
Bins
- 40
,000
- Mo
nthly
tonna
ge co
llecti
on fe
e - 60
,000
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04Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - H
ouse
hold
Refus
e(2
7,301
)(1
1,375
)(1
1,834
)(4
59)
(4.04
%)
1012
05W
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Initia
tives
00
00
1012
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Mana
geme
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5,200
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f Ass
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,043
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
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1013
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c Rub
bish C
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tion -
Man
dator
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3,500
103,5
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(2,36
0)(2
.28%
) -
Includ
es fo
rtnigh
tly re
cycle
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ction
- 45
0 coll
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103,5
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Comm
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l Rub
bish C
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25,00
025
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27,03
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5% -
Includ
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rtnigh
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- 10
0 coll
ectio
ns -
25,00
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1332
Tran
sfer S
tation
Entr
y Fee
s - A
dditio
nal P
asse
s1,5
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546
1(1
64)
(26.2
9%)
- $6
0 per
Twe
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s -
$30 p
er S
ix pa
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- $5
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tation
Main
tenan
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um R
ate25
0,000
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0024
5,550
(4,45
0)(1
.78%
) -
3,079
Ass
esme
nts @
$80 p
er as
sesm
ent
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247
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nse
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nue
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Shire
of T
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Oper
atin
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n &
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ity
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Desc
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
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nce $
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nce %
Over
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er
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D
1013
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Add
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l27
0,000
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5,560
2.06%
- Inc
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fortn
ightly
recy
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s - 2
70,00
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0,000
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9,747
622
TOTA
L HOU
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LD R
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ting
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00(6
10,31
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9,125
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TAL E
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126
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649,1
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62,12
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9,747
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R RE
FUSE
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1022
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n Allo
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ther R
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(16,3
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54)
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)(3
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2202
Tidy T
owns
Exp
endit
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n(2
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lia B
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ful0
00
0(4
7,638
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9,830
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)(1
,507)
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
248
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he P
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d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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YTD
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D Ac
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Varia
nce $
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nce %
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D
OPER
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G RE
VENU
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1023
32Lit
ter In
fringe
ments
250
100
0(1
00)
(100
.00%
)10
2333
Gran
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ution
s & R
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rseme
nts -
Tidy T
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2,500
1,040
1,227
187
18.01
%2,7
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2787
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pera
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2,750
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1,140
(19,8
30)
1,227
(21,3
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(1,41
9)
CAPI
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00
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00
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7,638
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UNIT
Y AM
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00
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1033
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viden
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Liquid
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te Fa
c0
025
,000
25,00
00
025
,000
25,00
0
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
249
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he P
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d En
ding
30 N
ovem
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016
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YTD
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etYT
D Ac
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nce $
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Over
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00
00
25,00
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00
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1042
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mmun
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orsh
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6,000
)(1
9,165
)(2
1,434
)(2
,269)
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nary
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s - 8,
000
Moon
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5.29%
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odya
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mers
Marke
t - W
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500
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
250
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he P
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d En
ding
30 N
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016
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YTD
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D Ac
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150
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0Mo
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- 50
0(5
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1,290
)(2
3,884
)(2
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OPER
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1043
30Co
ntribu
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, Don
ation
s, Gr
ants
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rships
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L COM
MUNI
TY S
PONS
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IP -
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ating
0(5
1,100
)0
(21,2
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0(2
3,884
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,594)
CAPI
TAL E
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00
00
00
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00
00
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TOTA
L COM
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00
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ORSH
IP0
(51,1
00)
0(2
1,290
)0
(23,8
84)
(2,59
4)
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
251
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ding
30 N
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Oper
atin
g St
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COA
Desc
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
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nce $
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D
PROT
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OPER
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1052
01En
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ment
- Emp
loyee
Cos
ts(7
0,265
)(2
9,265
)(2
9,417
)(1
52)
(0.52
%)
1052
02En
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onme
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- Em
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1052
04En
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endit
ure
(25,0
00)
(10,4
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(2,05
0)8,3
6580
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- Ot
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0 -
Data
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1052
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(20,2
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(8,42
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(317
)(3
.77%
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15,47
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8,100
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0,204
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OPER
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1053
01En
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ants
00
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- Da
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d0
00
0
TOTA
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0(1
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0(4
0,204
)7,8
96
CAPI
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00
00
00
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00
00
00
00
TOTA
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Capit
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00
00
00
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252
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YTD
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D Ac
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D
TOTA
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NVIR
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0(4
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7,896
TOW
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OPER
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1062
01To
wn P
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mploy
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osts
(163
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(3,58
4)(5
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6204
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6205
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s(1
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98.41
%10
6209
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ng M
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ses
(2,00
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(3,55
5)(2
,725)
(328
.33%
)10
6210
T.Pl
ng Le
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(15,0
00)
(6,25
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,985)
4,265
68.24
%10
6212
Admi
nistra
tion A
lloca
tion -
Tow
n Plan
ning
(53,8
71)
(22,4
45)
(23,0
59)
(614
)(2
.74%
)10
6213
Depr
ec O
f Ass
ets -
T/P
(8,00
0)(3
,330)
(7,47
9)(4
,149)
(124
.59%
)10
6216
Contr
actor
Exp
ense
s(3
5,000
)(1
4,580
)(2
2,875
)(8
,295)
(56.8
9%)
(296
,981)
(123
,720)
(137
,236)
(13,5
16)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
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E
1063
32Su
bdivi
sion F
ees
1,500
625
(1,13
5)(1
,760)
(281
.53%
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6334
T.Pl
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30,00
012
,500
13,60
11,1
018.8
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3-6 D
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31,50
013
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12,46
7(6
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31,50
0(2
96,98
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,125
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12,46
7(1
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4,174
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CAPI
TAL E
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RE
1062
17Tr
ansfe
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ocal
Plan
ning S
chem
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00
00
00
00
CAPI
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Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
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D Ac
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D
1063
38Tr
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TOTA
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TOTA
L TOW
N PL
ANNI
NG31
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(296
,981)
13,12
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23,72
0)12
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,236)
(14,1
74)
COMM
UNIT
Y AM
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R CO
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SERV
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OPER
ATIN
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PEND
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1072
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meter
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ce(3
7,102
)(1
5,415
)(1
8,176
)(2
,761)
(17.9
1%)
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Parks
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ation
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1072
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1072
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3,976
55.92
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15 R
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y Law
ns &
Gar
dens
- 11
,360
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Rail
way R
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rve -
3,627
Utilit
ies -
2,148
1072
05St
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Furn
iture
(4,23
7)(1
,750)
(9)
1,741
99.50
%10
7206
War
Mem
orial
(28,2
28)
(11,7
35)
(7,46
7)4,2
6836
.37%
1072
10Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - O
ther C
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nity S
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0,524
)(1
2,715
)(1
3,338
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23)
(4.90
%)
1072
11Ce
meter
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ratio
ns -
Grav
edigg
ing E
tc(1
5,000
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pr O
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5)(2
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8.25%
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49,61
9)(6
2,200
)(5
3,322
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78
OPER
ATIN
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VENU
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1073
31Ce
meter
y Fee
s (Inc
Gst)
10,00
04,1
652,8
09(1
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(32.5
6%)
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
254
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he P
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d En
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30 N
ovem
ber 2
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nue
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nse
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nue
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Budg
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D Ac
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1073
32Ce
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s (No
t Inc G
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0083
017
5(6
55)
(78.9
2%)
1073
34Co
ntribu
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00
00
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04,9
952,9
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OMMU
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- Op
erati
ng12
,000
(149
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4,995
(62,2
00)
2,984
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6,867
CAPI
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1072
71Sp
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uildin
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Comm
unity
Ame
nities
- Ca
pital
Wor
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,000)
(2,08
0)(9
60)
1,120
53.84
% -
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- 5,0
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04,1
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13 C
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(960
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85
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TAL R
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00
00
00
00
TOTA
L OTH
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- Ca
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5,000
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5)0
(960
)5,2
85
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L OTH
ER C
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NITY
SER
VICE
S12
,000
(164
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4,995
(68,4
45)
2,984
(54,2
82)
12,15
2
TOTA
L COM
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TY A
MENI
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696,2
50(1
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668,3
85(5
43,50
8)69
1,425
(512
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53,65
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RECR
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CUL
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PUBL
IC H
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OPER
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PEND
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1112
01Me
moria
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- Op
erati
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& Ma
inten
ance
Exp
endit
ure
(48,1
16)
(20,0
35)
(17,3
66)
2,669
13.32
% -
Build
iing M
ainten
ace
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
- Op
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Utilit
ies
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
255
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
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nue
Expe
nse
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nue
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nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
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ent b
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ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
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n20
16/20
17 O
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get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
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nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
1112
02Mo
rang
up C
omm
Ctre
.(7
,602)
(3,14
5)(2
,120)
1,025
32.60
% -
Build
iing M
ainten
ace
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
- Op
erati
onal/
Utilit
ies11
1203
Comm
unity
Ctre
(54,5
13)
(22,6
95)
(22,6
04)
910.4
0% -
Build
iing M
ainten
ace
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
- Op
erati
onal/
Utilit
ies11
1204
Admi
nistra
tion A
lloca
tion -
Pub
lic H
alls
(36,0
07)
(15,0
00)
(15,5
28)
(528
)(3
.52%
)16
1205
Loan
65 -
Inter
est A
nd C
harg
es(4
,108)
(1,70
5)0
1,705
100.0
0%00
3522
Depr
ec O
f Ass
ets -
Halls
(110
,000)
(45,8
30)
(45,9
27)
(97)
(0.21
%)
(260
,346)
(108
,410)
(103
,544)
4,866
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1113
30Me
moria
l Hall
Ren
tals
5,000
2,080
1,850
(230
)(1
1.06%
)11
1332
Comm
unity
Cen
tre R
ental
s32
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24,00
024
,238
238
0.99%
- Si
lver C
hain
- 9,00
0 -
Dept
Child
Pro
tectio
n - 20
,000
- Ot
her R
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s - 3
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1113
33Co
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ity C
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Rec
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500
205
0(2
05)
(100
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26,28
526
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(197
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TOTA
L PUB
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ALLS
- Op
erati
ng37
,500
(260
,346)
26,28
5(1
08,41
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(103
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4,668
CAPI
TAL E
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DITU
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1113
51Bu
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s - P
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Hall
s & C
ivic C
entre
s(3
6,000
)0
(285
)(2
85)
0.00%
- Q1
41 M
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all -
Floor
, Cur
tains
, Pain
t - 16
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- Q1
65 M
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all S
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e Are
a - 20
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1113
52La
nd -
Publi
c Hall
s & C
ivic C
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s0
00
016
1256
Loan
65 -
Princ
ipal -
Comm
unity
Cen
tre, S
tirling
Ter
race
(9,91
6)(4
,130)
04,1
3010
0.00%
(45,9
16)
(4,13
0)(2
85)
3,845
CAPI
TAL R
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UE0
00
0
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
256
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
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Shire
of T
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Oper
atin
g St
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Activ
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COA
Desc
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D Ac
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00
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TOTA
L PUB
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- Ca
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0(4
5,916
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(285
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45
TOTA
L PUB
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37,50
0(3
06,26
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26,08
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03,82
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EATI
ON &
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SPO
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OPER
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ITUR
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0037
92De
prec
Of A
ssets
- Sp
ort
(205
,000)
(85,4
15)
(100
,684)
(15,2
69)
(17.8
8%)
1132
01To
odya
y Sho
wgro
unds
(209
,395)
(87,1
40)
(62,7
87)
24,35
327
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- Bu
ildiin
g Main
tenac
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Parks
& G
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ns -
Oper
ation
al/Ut
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- Fu
rnitu
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40 ch
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s 4,50
0 -
Corck
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1132
02To
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0(3
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2)11
3203
Newc
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k(2
7,080
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1,265
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4,196
37.25
% -
Build
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rks &
Gar
dens
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erati
onal/
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ies11
3204
Char
coal
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Pub
lic C
onve
nienc
e(1
4,206
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(6,20
8)(3
13)
(5.31
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tenac
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ns -
Oper
ation
al/Ut
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1132
06Pa
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ot(3
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38)
527
38.63
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3207
Pion
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teum
(5,01
8)(2
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(7,29
5)(5
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(250
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3208
Railw
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agon
Res
erve
No.
3514
2(7
,661)
(3,17
5)(7
72)
2,403
75.68
%11
3210
Wils
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(Par
king)
Res
erve
(1,64
5)(6
75)
(420
)25
537
.84%
1132
12Pe
lham
Rese
rve(1
5,447
)(6
,415)
(3,68
3)2,7
3242
.58%
- Bu
ildiin
g Main
tenac
e
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
257
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
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nse
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nue
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nse
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nue
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nse
Shire
of T
oody
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Oper
atin
g St
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Activ
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COA
Desc
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n20
16/20
17 O
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YTD
Budg
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D Ac
tual
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nce $
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nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
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D
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
- Op
erati
onal/
Utilit
ies11
3213
Duidg
ee &
Stirl
ing P
arks
(86,4
33)
(35,9
70)
(33,8
15)
2,155
5.99%
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
-
Build
ing M
ainten
ance
- Pu
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ystem
for B
anne
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1132
14Mi
sc S
ports
Club
Fac
ilities
(11,6
60)
(4,85
5)(6
,437)
(1,58
2)(3
2.58%
) -
Build
ing M
ainten
ance
- 2,6
60 -
Golf C
lub In
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- 1,0
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- 1,0
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3,00
0 -
Misc
ellan
eous
- 4,0
0011
3215
Misc
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Shir
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ks &
Gar
dens
(11,4
26)
(4,69
0)(4
,799)
(109
)(2
.32%
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3216
Spor
t & R
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dinato
r0
00
011
3221
Admi
n Allo
catio
n - R
ecre
ation
& S
port
(60,4
13)
(25,1
70)
(25,8
80)
(710
)(2
.82%
)11
3225
Kids
Spo
rt Pr
ogra
m - G
rant
Expe
nditu
re(9
,000)
(3,75
0)(6
,417)
(2,66
7)(7
1.11%
)11
3227
Youth
Eng
agem
ent -
Exp
endit
ure
(31,0
00)
(12,9
15)
(11,6
92)
1,223
9.47%
- Inc
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Pro
gram
- c/f
wd gr
ant fu
nds -
20,00
0 -
Inclus
ion P
rogr
am -
5,00
0 -
Catch
Mus
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m - 6
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1132
28Co
mmun
ity E
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ditur
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port
& Re
c(1
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(415
)0
415
100.0
0%11
3229
Othe
r Rec
reati
on &
Spo
rt - E
mploy
ee C
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(196
,125)
(81,7
15)
(30,2
01)
51,51
463
.04%
1612
14Lo
an 72
- Int
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t - La
nd -
Rec C
entre
(45,5
58)
(18,9
80)
(20,0
25)
(1,04
5)(5
.51%
)16
1215
Loan
73 -
Inter
est -
Ten
nis &
bask
etball
Cts
(2,41
4)(1
,005)
(1,08
2)(7
7)(7
.67%
)(9
43,83
0)(3
92,89
0)(3
33,68
6)59
,204
OPER
ATIN
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VENU
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1133
30Sh
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Ren
tal3,0
001,2
501,7
5750
740
.54%
1133
32Cl
ub Le
ases
1,000
415
300
(115
)(2
7.71%
)11
3334
Kids
Spo
rt - G
rant
Incom
e9,0
003,7
500
(3,75
0)(1
00.00
%)
- DS
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ds S
port
Prog
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- 9,00
011
3335
Club
s Ins
uran
ce5,0
002,0
803,4
501,3
7065
.87%
1133
51Gr
ants
& Co
ntribu
tions
Inco
me1,0
0041
550
085
20.48
%11
3353
Gran
t Inco
me30
3,636
126,5
150
(126
,515)
(100
.00%
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ater P
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s - 25
0,000
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
258
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he P
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d En
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30 N
ovem
ber 2
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nse
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nue
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nse
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nue
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nse
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of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
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Activ
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COA
Desc
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YTD
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D Ac
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Wall
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636
Gran
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No:
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57To
odya
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- Re
imbu
rseme
nt/S
4,000
1,665
3,153
1,488
89.39
%11
3358
Youth
Adv
isory
Coun
cil -
Incom
e1,0
0041
50
(415
)(1
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1133
62Re
creati
on P
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ntribu
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1,000
,000
00
00.0
0%1,3
27,63
613
6,505
9,160
(127
,345)
TOTA
L REC
& S
PORT
- Op
erati
ng1,3
27,63
6(9
43,83
0)13
6,505
(392
,890)
9,160
(333
,686)
(68,1
41)
CAPI
TAL E
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DITU
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1132
56Du
idgee
/ Stirl
ing P
ark U
pgra
de -
Infra
struc
ture
(9,00
0)(2
,250)
(95)
2,155
95.78
%Q1
68 S
tirling
Par
k - P
ower
Upg
rade
- 9,0
0011
3262
Build
ings -
Spo
rt &
Recre
ation
00
00
1132
63Inf
rastr
uctur
e - P
arks
& R
ecre
ation
(1,96
8,000
)(1
17,00
0)(1
38,96
9)(2
1,969
)(1
8.78%
)Q1
59 R
ecre
ation
Pre
cinct
Sitew
orks
- 1,5
00,00
0Q1
64 W
ater P
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k - 3
50,00
0Q1
67 R
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lation
Ham
ersle
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k - 8,
000
Q162
Anz
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- Me
moria
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- 10
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Q162
Anz
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- 100
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1132
70Sh
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s - P
avilio
n0
00
011
3274
Tran
sfer T
o Swi
mming
Poo
l Res
erve
(2,00
0)(8
30)
(688
)14
217
.12%
- Int
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t only
1132
75Tr
ansfe
r To R
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ation
Dev
elopm
ent R
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ve(1
30,00
0)(1
5,000
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1,758
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4221
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- 95
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le of
land
-35,0
00 In
teres
t 16
1262
Loan
72 -
Princ
ipal -
Recre
ation
Pre
cinct
(36,3
77)
(15,1
55)
(17,9
89)
(2,83
4)(1
8.70%
)16
1263
Loan
73 -
Princ
ipal P
ayme
nts -
Multi
Purp
ose C
ourts
(18,6
84)
(7,78
5)(9
,268)
(1,48
3)(1
9.05%
)(2
,164,0
61)
(158
,020)
(178
,768)
(20,7
48)
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
1133
50Tr
ansfe
r Fro
m Re
creati
on D
evelo
pmen
t Res
erve
95,00
00
00
0.00%
Subje
ct to
sale
of Lo
t 5/23
Too
dyay
Stre
et - 9
5,000
95,00
00
00
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
259
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he P
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d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
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nue
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of T
oody
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Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
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n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
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n20
16/20
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l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
TOTA
L REC
& S
PORT
- Ca
pital
95,00
0(2
,164,0
61)
0(1
58,02
0)0
(178
,768)
(20,7
48)
TOTA
L REC
REAT
ION
& SP
ORT
1,422
,636
(3,10
7,891
)13
6,505
(550
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9,160
(512
,453)
(88,8
88)
RECR
EATI
ON &
CUL
TURE
LIBR
ARIE
S
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1152
01Lib
rary
- Sala
ries &
Wag
es(1
20,05
8)(5
0,020
)(6
8,070
)(1
8,050
)(3
6.09%
)11
5203
Supe
rann
uatio
n - Li
brar
y(1
1,406
)(4
,750)
(19,7
18)
(14,9
68)
(315
.12%
)11
5204
Othe
r Emp
loyee
Cos
ts - L
ibrar
y(1
0,502
)(4
,370)
(5,67
8)(1
,308)
(29.9
2%)
- Ins
uran
ce -
Confe
renc
e & T
raini
ng -
Unifo
rms
- Ot
her
1152
05Lib
rary
Oper
ating
Exp
ense
s(1
5,000
)(6
,250)
(4,38
5)1,8
6529
.83%
Stati
oner
y & S
taff A
menit
ies -
5,000
Telep
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00St
ate Li
brar
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A - 5
,000
1152
06Lib
rary
Bldg
. Main
tenan
ce(2
8,249
)(1
1,740
)(1
1,731
)9
0.07%
1152
07Lib
rary
Offic
e Equ
ipmen
t(8
,000)
(3,33
0)(2
,798)
532
15.98
%11
5208
Libra
ry Bo
ok P
urch
ases
(2,00
0)(8
30)
(108
)72
287
.04%
1152
10Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - Li
brar
y(3
1,805
)(1
3,250
)(1
3,719
)(4
69)
(3.54
%)
1152
11Lib
rary
- Eve
nts(2
,300)
(955
)(2
,016)
(1,06
1)(1
11.13
%)
1612
09Lo
an 67
- Int
eres
t And
Cha
rges
(23,1
58)
(9,64
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9,645
100.0
0%16
1211
Loan
69 -
Inter
est A
nd C
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es(8
,440)
(3,51
0)(4
,014)
(504
)(1
4.34%
)00
4072
Depr
ec O
f Ass
ets-L
ibrar
y(3
8,000
)(1
5,830
)(1
6,135
)(3
05)
(1.93
%)
(298
,918)
(124
,480)
(148
,372)
(23,8
92)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1153
30Sa
le Of
Old
Libra
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00
00
1153
31Gr
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Incom
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00
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5332
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00
011
5333
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Fine
s0
00
0
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atin
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n &
Activ
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COA
Desc
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n20
16/20
17 O
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
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Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
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/Und
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Budg
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D
1153
34Lib
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Incom
e/Rev
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2,000
830
1,500
670
80.77
%Sa
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libra
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500
Photo
copy
ing -
2,000
Fines
- 50
0Mi
scell
aneo
us -
500
2,000
830
1,500
670
TOTA
L LIB
RARI
ES -
Oper
ating
2,000
(298
,918)
830
(124
,480)
1,500
(148
,372)
(23,2
21)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
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1152
50Bu
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s - Li
brar
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0,000
)(5
,000)
(1,84
3)3,1
5763
.13%
- J0
038 N
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10,00
0 -
J067
Libr
ary t
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ities -
40,00
016
1258
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rincip
al - L
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y Upg
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1(3
2,057
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3,355
)0
13,35
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0.00%
1612
61Lo
an 69
Prin
cipal
- Libr
ary U
pgra
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(29,1
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(12,1
45)
(14,3
54)
(2,20
9)(1
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)(1
11,21
3)(3
0,500
)(1
6,197
)14
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0(3
0,500
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(16,1
97)
14,30
3
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L LIB
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00(4
10,13
2)83
0(1
54,98
0)1,5
00(1
64,56
9)(8
,918)
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261
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d En
ding
30 N
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atin
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Activ
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COA
Desc
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n20
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YTD
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etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
RECR
EATI
ON &
CUL
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HERI
TAGE
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1162
01Mu
seum
(Gao
l) Main
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6,216
)(2
3,355
)(2
2,446
)90
93.8
9%11
6202
Muse
um H
onar
iums
(5,20
0)(2
,165)
(2,05
0)11
55.3
1%11
6203
Muse
um D
isplay
s(4
,000)
(1,66
5)(1
,231)
434
26.08
% -
Exhib
ition o
f Hea
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Hea
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2,00
0. -
Objec
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ports
for A
gricu
ltura
l Equ
ipmen
t - 2,
000
1162
04Mu
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Sub
scrip
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00
00
1162
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00
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1162
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nteer
Exp
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s0
00
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6207
Mus.
Offic
e Equ
ip &
Stati
oner
y0
00
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6208
Mus T
rng &
Wor
ksho
ps0
00
011
6209
Mus.
- Mar
ketin
g/Pro
motio
n(5
,000)
(2,08
0)0
2,080
100.0
0% -
Broc
hure
& W
alk T
rail b
ookle
t -
Broc
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Rep
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early
Exh
ibit
1162
10He
ritage
- Pr
eser
vatio
n & C
onse
rvatio
n(4
,200)
(1,75
0)0
1,750
100.0
0% -
Resto
re H
erita
ge F
urnit
ure -
1,70
0 -
Repa
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stab
les fo
r safe
ty &
acce
ssibi
lity -
2,500
1162
12He
ritage
- Em
ploye
e Cos
ts(7
3,274
)(3
0,520
)(3
2,871
)(2
,351)
(7.70
%)
1162
14Mu
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Cur
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Sup
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nuati
on0
00
011
6215
Muse
um C
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r - O
ther E
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ee C
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00
00
- Ins
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renc
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raini
ng -
Othe
r11
6217
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ge A
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ry Se
rvice
s(2
0,000
)(8
,330)
(1,62
8)6,7
0380
.46%
1162
18Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - H
erita
ge(3
9,644
)(1
6,515
)(1
6,983
)(4
68)
(2.83
%)
1162
19Cu
ltura
l Her
itage
Inter
p Wor
ks(6
,200)
(2,58
0)0
2,580
100.0
0%11
6221
Muse
um O
pera
ting E
xpen
ses
(4,30
0)(1
,790)
(847
)94
352
.68%
Subs
cripti
ons -
400
Cons
erva
tion M
ateria
ls - 1
,000
Volun
teer E
xpen
ses -
750
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262
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of T
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Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
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n &
Activ
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COA
Desc
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n20
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17 O
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l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
Offic
e Equ
ipmen
t & S
tation
ery -
1,50
0(2
18,03
4)(9
0,750
)(7
8,055
)12
,695
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1163
30Lo
tteryw
est G
rants
- Mu
seum
100,0
000
00
0.00%
Q156
Roo
f Rep
air -
New
Shing
les to
Old
Gaol
1163
32Ad
miss
ions T
o Mus
eum
8,500
3,540
5,477
1,937
54.71
%11
6333
Gran
t Inco
me -
Herita
ge15
,000
15,00
015
,455
455
3.03%
Old G
oal P
recin
ct Te
chnic
al Up
grad
es -
15,00
011
6335
Reco
ups -
Her
itage
Cou
ncil
10,00
04,1
6536
0(3
,805)
(91.3
6%)
133,5
0022
,705
21,29
1(1
,414)
TOTA
L HER
ITAG
E - O
pera
ting
133,5
00(2
18,03
4)22
,705
(90,7
50)
21,29
1(7
8,055
)11
,281
CAPI
TAL E
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DITU
RE
1172
52Up
grad
e To H
erita
ge B
uildin
gs(2
30,00
0)(2
5,000
)(2
1,457
)3,5
4314
.17%
Q156
Roo
f Stru
cture
Rep
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Dra
inage
Old
Gaol
- 200
,000
Q170
Old
Goal
Tech
nical
Upgr
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30,00
011
7254
Tran
sfer T
o Her
itage
Ass
et Re
serve
(200
,000)
(2,50
0)(6
8)2,4
3297
.27%
Sale
of Sy
reds
Cott
age -
195,0
00Int
eres
t - 5,
000
(430
,000)
(27,5
00)
(21,5
25)
5,975
CAPI
TAL R
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UE
1173
50Tr
ansfe
r Fro
m He
ritage
Ass
et Re
serve
100,0
0041
,665
0(4
1,665
)Ga
ol Pr
oject
- Sub
ject to
sale
of Sy
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Cott
age -
100,0
0010
0,000
41,66
50
(41,6
65)
TOTA
L HER
ITAG
E - C
apita
l10
0,000
(430
,000)
41,66
5(2
7,500
)0
(21,5
25)
(35,6
90)
TOTA
L HER
ITAG
E23
3,500
(648
,034)
64,37
0(1
18,25
0)21
,291
(99,5
81)
(24,4
09)
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263
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atin
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COA
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17 O
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
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Varia
nce $
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nce %
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/Und
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D
RECR
EATI
ON &
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TURE
CULT
URE
OPER
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PEND
ITUR
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0042
22De
prec
iation
- As
sets
- Cult
ure
(98,0
00)
(40,8
30)
(44,3
56)
(3,52
6)(8
.63%
)11
3209
Tood
yay S
t Abo
rigina
l Res
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(3,33
9)(1
,385)
(1,11
8)26
719
.30%
1172
01Fe
stiva
ls - O
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(4,50
0)(1
,860)
(7,83
8)(5
,978)
(321
.38%
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Cult
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Visit
- 2,5
00 -
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- 1,0
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7202
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Des
cent
(18,8
32)
(17,6
10)
(16,9
61)
649
3.68%
- Ev
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-kind
- 5,0
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NADA
spon
sorsh
ip - 1
0,000
- Av
on D
esce
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550
- Mi
scell
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3,282
1172
03Au
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elebr
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s(7
,515)
(3,13
0)(5
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2,630
84.03
% -
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unity
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akfas
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ip Ce
remo
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7204
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0)(2
,715)
(785
)1,9
3071
.09%
1172
05Pa
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Cotta
ge(6
,124)
(2,53
5)(1
,455)
1,080
42.62
%11
7206
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dyne
Fes
tival
(2,00
0)(8
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083
010
0.00%
1172
07To
odya
y Inte
rnati
onal
Food
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tival
(57,4
63)
(56,0
15)
(51,1
79)
4,836
8.63%
- IF
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xpen
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42,00
0 -
EMRC
Adm
in Fe
e - 5,
000
- Ma
inten
ance
- 2,0
00 -
Was
te Co
llecti
on -
1,500
- Ad
vertis
ing -
Radio
& P
rint -
2,00
0 -
Hire
Of T
oilets
/Emp
tying
- 1,5
00 -
Misc
ellan
eous
- 1,0
00 -
Parks
& G
arde
ns -
2,463
1172
08Ta
rga W
est
(2,50
0)(1
,035)
(8,06
4)(7
,029)
(679
.11%
)11
7210
Tood
yay A
g Sho
w(9
,400)
(8,22
0)(7
,280)
940
11.44
% -
Maint
enan
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2,000
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YTD
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D Ac
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Varia
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/Und
er
Budg
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D
- W
aste
Mgmt
& T
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Hire
- 2,9
00 -
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- 1,0
00 -
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ellan
eous
- 1,0
00 -
Parks
& G
arde
ns -
2,500
1172
11Xm
as S
treet
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(8,00
0)(3
,330)
03,3
3010
0.00%
- Ch
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as D
ecor
ation
s - 8,
000
1172
12To
odya
y Rac
es(4
,000)
(1,66
5)0
1,665
100.0
0% -
Insur
ance
(Reim
burse
d) G
L; 11
3357
1172
13Co
mmun
ity G
rants
& S
pons
orsh
ips -
Cultu
re(6
,000)
(2,50
0)(6
82)
1,818
72.73
% -
Volun
teer R
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nition
Eve
nt - 4
,000
- Se
nior's
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k - 1,
000
- Mi
scell
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1,000
1172
14Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - C
ultur
e(4
4,946
)(1
8,725
)(1
9,119
)(3
94)
(2.10
%)
1172
15An
zac C
omme
mora
tion -
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endit
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(3,00
0)(1
,250)
01,2
5010
0.00%
1172
16Re
conc
illiati
on W
eek
(3,00
0)(1
,250)
01,2
5010
0.00%
(285
,199)
(164
,885)
(159
,335)
5,550
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1173
32Gr
ant In
come
33,00
013
,750
318
(13,4
32)
(97.6
9%)
- EM
RC -
Avon
/IFF
Festi
val -
30,00
0 -
Than
k a vo
luntee
r Day
- 1,0
00 -
Senio
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eek -
1,00
0 -
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ellan
eous
- 1,0
0011
7333
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sorsh
ip - I
ntern
ation
al Fo
od F
estiv
al3,0
001,2
452,9
551,7
1013
7.31%
1173
34Int
erna
tiona
l Foo
d Fes
tival
- Stal
lholde
r Fee
7,500
3,125
7,591
4,466
142.9
1%11
7335
Even
ts - M
iscell
aneo
us In
come
2,500
2,500
6,106
3,606
46,00
020
,620
16,97
0(3
,650)
TOTA
L CUL
TURE
- Op
erati
ng46
,000
(285
,199)
20,62
0(1
64,88
5)16
,970
(159
,335)
1,900
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
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00
00
00
00
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
265
For T
he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L CUL
TURE
- Ca
pital
00
00
00
0
TOTA
L CUL
TURE
46,00
0(2
85,19
9)20
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0(1
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00
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L REC
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ION
& CU
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41,63
6(4
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75,00
9(1
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SPOR
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ATIN
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PEND
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n & A
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5)(9
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(236
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1216
Admi
nistra
tion A
lloca
tion -
Tra
nspo
rt Co
nstru
ction
(69,0
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(28,7
50)
(29,7
60)
(1,01
0)(3
.51%
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1210
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68 -
Inter
est &
Cha
rges
- St
irling
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race
(2,89
7)(1
,200)
(1,69
8)(4
98)
(41.5
1%)
1612
12Lo
an 70
- Int
eres
t & C
harg
es -
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ridge
(4,23
3)(1
,760)
(1,00
8)75
242
.74%
1612
13Lo
an 71
- Int
eres
t & C
harg
es -
Depo
t(3
6,924
)(1
5,380
)0
15,38
010
0.00%
0046
70De
prec
- Tr
ansp
ort A
ssets
(3,75
0,000
)(1
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00)
(1,59
3,027
)(3
0,527
)(1
.95%
)(3
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57)
0(1
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55)
(1,62
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OPER
ATIN
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giona
l Roa
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roup
(Pro
ject)
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ts86
8,758
434,3
7936
5,136
(69,2
43)
(15.9
4%)
A000
4 Juli
mar R
oad B
SF S
LK 1.
78 -
4.11-
121,9
21C0
004 J
ulima
r Roa
d BSF
SLK
13.23
-15.9
6 - 13
7,856
Q000
4 Juli
mar R
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SF S
LK 28
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30.03
- 11
4,357
A001
3 Fer
nie R
d/Too
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nterse
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- 30
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1 Mor
angu
p Roa
d - 4,
384
A006
3 Fien
nes S
t/Clin
ton S
t Asp
halt -
48,46
7
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
266
For T
he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
A019
4 Bind
oon D
ewar
s Poo
l Rd -
196,7
31E0
194 B
indoo
n Dew
ars P
ool R
d - 21
4,521
1213
37Ro
ads T
o Rec
over
y Gra
nts58
7,934
391,9
5638
9,373
(2,58
3)B0
010 R
iver R
oad -
119,3
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dplai
n Roa
d - 1
18,94
4B0
048 H
arde
rs Ch
itty R
oad -
114,6
65B0
137 W
attle
Way
- 11
8,676
B015
3 Wan
doo C
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- 116
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1213
39Ro
ad C
onst.
(Priv
ate) C
ontrib
ution
00
00
1,456
,692
826,3
3575
4,509
(71,8
26)
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L CON
STRU
CTIO
N - O
pera
ting
1,456
,692
(3,87
9,057
)82
6,335
(1,61
6,255
)75
4,509
(1,62
9,589
)(8
5,160
)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
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1121
22Fo
otpath
s - C
onstr
uctio
n(2
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)(5
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ay S
treet
- Tele
grap
h Roa
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val
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giona
l Roa
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up P
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ts - G
rant
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ed(1
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(291
,190)
208,6
4541
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A000
4 Juli
mar R
oad B
SF S
LK 1.
78 -
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ulima
r Roa
d BSF
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13.23
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mar R
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SF S
LK 28
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30.03
- 14
2,333
A001
3 Fer
nie R
d/Too
dyay
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nterse
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- 45
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3 Fien
nes S
t/Clin
ton S
t Asp
halt -
72,70
0A0
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gup R
oad -
10,45
5A0
194 B
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n Dew
ars P
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d - 29
5,096
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4 Bind
oon D
ewar
s Poo
l Rd -
214,5
2112
1212
Road
s To R
ecov
ery -
Gra
nt W
orks
(590
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(285
,175)
(303
,243)
(18,0
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(6.34
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r Roa
d - 12
1,758
B001
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dplai
n Roa
d - 1
18,94
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rs Ch
itty R
oad -
114,6
65B0
137 W
attle
Way
- 11
8,676
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- 116
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1212
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ad C
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uctio
n - O
wn R
esou
rces
(427
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(178
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(115
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63,03
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nt Ro
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n Roa
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e Pru
ning -
15,00
0D0
036 L
ong F
orre
st Ro
ad -
36,21
5D0
052 C
obble
rs Po
ol Ro
ad -
104,4
95
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
267
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
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nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
D005
8 Duid
gee P
ark B
arrie
r Rail
- 10
,072
D008
4 Daw
son R
oad -
26,65
7D0
115 H
ermi
andr
a Plac
e - 23
,345
D012
3 Kan
e Roa
d - 17
,395
D016
6 Eve
rett S
treet
- 33,9
55D0
195 S
tirling
Ter
race
- Dr
ainag
e - 7,
432
D015
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doo C
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- Dra
inage
- 6,2
12D0
247 W
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n Roa
d - 75
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ion C
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lar Li
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g - 10
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ac A
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ree R
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al - 1
2,500
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ling C
lub C
ar P
ark -
40,00
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/Cha
rcoal
Lane
Stre
et Bi
ns -
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1212
15Br
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& C
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00
00
1222
02Pu
rchas
e Of P
lant &
Equ
ipmen
t(4
39,38
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09,84
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8,891
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0.00%
Back
hoe -
155,0
00Mu
lti Ty
red R
oller
- 17
0,000
MPD
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2,000
BMO
Vehic
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7,000
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m - 3
5,386
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r To P
lant R
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t Res
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(10,0
00)
(1,38
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t -
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unity
Bus
Rep
lacem
ent F
und -
20,00
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2205
Tran
sfer T
o Roa
d Con
tributi
on R
eser
ve(3
4,500
)(1
4,375
)(1
,512)
12,86
389
.48%
- Int
eres
t & 30
,000
1222
06Ra
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Wor
ks &
Ser
vices
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ot - B
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gs0
00
00.0
0%12
2207
Reme
diatio
n Of O
ld De
pot S
ites
(20,0
00)
(8,32
5)(5
,400)
2,925
35.13
% -
Q163
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
Site
- 10
,000
- Q0
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er R
oad S
ite -
10,00
012
2208
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coal
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00
00
1222
09To
odya
y Tow
nsite
- Up
grad
e(2
0,000
)(5
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00 -
Q140
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et Tr
ees
1232
20Ra
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ks &
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ot - I
nfras
tructu
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00
00
1222
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)(4
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(105
)4,2
7097
.60%
- Int
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t & 10
,000
1612
59Lo
an 68
- Pr
incipa
l(5
2,412
)(2
1,835
)(2
5,788
)(3
,953)
(18.1
1%)
1612
69Lo
an 70
- Pr
incipa
l Pay
ment
(12,6
90)
(5,28
5)(3
,106)
2,179
41.23
%
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
268
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
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ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
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n20
16/20
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l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
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nce %
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/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
1612
70Lo
an 71
- Pr
incipa
l Pay
ment
- Dep
ot(3
0,153
)(1
2,560
)0
12,56
010
0.00%
(2,88
1,463
)(1
,159,7
37)
(775
,705)
384,0
32
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
1213
48Tr
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m Ro
ad C
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ution
Res
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00
00
1223
30Sa
le Of
Plan
t & E
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ent
120,0
0050
,000
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0,000
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00.00
%)
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5 Joh
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- 35
,000
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an P
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- 25
,000
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m Pl
ant R
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t Res
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50,00
020
,830
0(2
0,830
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00.00
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170,0
0070
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0(7
0,830
)
TOTA
L CON
STRU
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N - C
apita
l17
0,000
(2,88
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)70
,830
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9,737
)0
(775
,705)
313,2
02
TOTA
L CON
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N1,6
26,69
2(6
,760,5
20)
897,1
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94)
228,0
42
TRAN
SPOR
T
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OPER
ATIN
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PEND
ITUR
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1232
01Ro
ad M
ainten
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(770
,000)
(320
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(288
,770)
32,05
59.9
9%12
3202
Bridg
e Main
tenan
ce(8
0,000
)(3
3,325
)(2
0,319
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39.03
% -
Annu
al Ma
inten
ance
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gram
- 80
,000
1232
04Tr
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wn R
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00
(758
)(7
58)
1232
05Fo
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Main
tenan
ce(1
2,922
)(5
,375)
(3,77
8)1,5
9729
.71%
1232
06Lig
hting
Of S
treets
(45,0
00)
(18,7
50)
(15,2
23)
3,527
18.81
%12
3207
Road
Ver
ge S
pray
ing -
Contr
act
(30,0
00)
(12,5
00)
(23,8
00)
(11,3
00)
(90.4
0%)
1232
08Ad
min A
lloca
tion -
Tra
nspo
rt Ma
inten
ance
(51,1
13)
(21,2
95)
(22,1
75)
(880
)(4
.13%
)12
3209
Depo
t Main
tenan
ce(6
2,638
)(2
6,060
)(2
7,676
)(1
,616)
(6.20
%)
- Se
curity
Cam
eras
- 2,5
00 -
Build
ing M
ainten
ance
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
269
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
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nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
Main
tenan
ce -
Utilit
ies -
Insur
ance
1232
10Ro
man I
i Sub
scrip
tion
(6,00
0)(2
,500)
(6,10
2)(3
,602)
(144
.09%
)12
3211
Bridg
e Ins
uran
ce(7
5,000
)(3
1,250
)(7
1,343
)(4
0,093
)(1
28.30
%)
1232
12Si
gnag
e(1
0,000
)(4
,165)
04,1
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0.00%
0048
70De
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- Ma
int(9
5,000
)(3
9,580
)(3
8,518
)1,0
622.6
8%(1
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(515
,625)
(518
,463)
(2,83
8)
OPER
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VENU
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1233
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Stre
et Lig
ht Su
bsidy
1,500
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0(6
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Oper
ating
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nts -
Road
s12
6,168
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00.0
0%12
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ution
s30
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7,500
68,11
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8%15
7,668
134,2
9319
4,282
59,98
9
TOTA
L MAI
NTEN
ANCE
- Op
erati
ng15
7,668
(1,23
7,673
)13
4,293
(515
,625)
194,2
82(5
18,46
3)57
,151
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
00
00
00
00
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L MAI
NTEN
ANCE
- Ca
pital
00
00
00
0
TOTA
L MAI
NTEN
ANCE
157,6
68(1
,237,6
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134,2
93(5
15,62
5)19
4,282
(518
,463)
57,15
1
TOTA
L TRA
NSPO
RT1,7
84,36
0(7
,998,1
93)
1,031
,458
(3,29
1,617
)94
8,791
(2,92
3,757
)28
5,193
Item 9.4.2 - Attachment 1
270
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Reve
nue
Expe
nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
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n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
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get
YTD
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etYT
D Ac
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nce $
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D
ECON
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1312
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n Res
ource
s(1
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9)66
114
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tratio
n Allo
catio
n - R
ural
Servi
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(22,6
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(9,42
0)(9
,843)
(423
)(4
.49%
)13
1210
Rura
l Stre
et Ad
dres
sing
(5,00
0)(2
,080)
(3,06
1)(9
81)
(47.1
7%)
- Ot
her -
1,00
0 -
Folew
ood,
Julim
ar &
Too
dyay
- 2,0
00 -
Bejoo
rding
- 2,0
00(3
8,840
)(1
6,170
)(1
6,913
)(7
43)
OPER
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1313
34Ru
ral S
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Addr
essin
g50
020
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9(4
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2.39%
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020
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9(4
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AL S
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- Ope
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0(3
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5(1
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9(1
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CAPI
TAL E
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00
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CAPI
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00
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TOTA
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ital
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0
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ERVI
CES
500
(38,8
40)
205
(16,1
70)
159
(16,9
13)
(789
)
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271
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he P
erio
d En
ding
30 N
ovem
ber 2
016
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nue
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nse
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nue
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nse
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nue
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nse
Shire
of T
oody
ay -
Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
riptio
n20
16/20
17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
ECON
OMIC
SER
VICE
S
TOUR
ISM
& AR
EA P
ROMO
TION
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1322
01Vi
sitor
Cen
tre -
Emplo
yee C
osts
(86,9
97)
(36,2
40)
(53,7
95)
(17,5
55)
(48.4
4%)
1322
03Vi
sitor
Cen
tre -
Supe
rann
uatio
n0
00
013
2204
Visit
or C
entre
- Co
nfere
nces
& T
raini
ng0
00
013
2205
Visit
or C
entre
- Un
iform
s0
00
013
2207
Visit
or C
entre
- Pr
inting
& S
tation
ery
(1,00
0)(4
15)
(421
)(6
)(1
.51%
)13
2208
Posta
ge (V
.C.)
(1,00
0)(4
15)
(363
)52
12.44
%13
2210
Telep
hone
/Inter
net C
osts
(V.C
.)(1
0,000
)(4
,165)
(2,72
9)1,4
3634
.47%
1322
11Vi
sitor
Cen
tre -
Othe
r Emp
loyee
Cos
ts0
00
0 -
Insur
nace
- Ot
her
1322
12Ot
her V
/C O
ffice E
xpen
ses
(10,0
00)
(4,16
5)(4
,635)
(470
)(1
1.29%
)13
2213
Conn
ors M
ill Bl
dg. O
pera
tion (
V.C.
)(3
0,783
)(1
2,810
)(8
,218)
4,592
35.84
% -
Maint
enac
ne of
Mac
hiner
y Disp
lays
- Bu
ilding
Main
tenan
ce -
Utilit
ies, In
sura
nce e
tc13
2214
Visit
ors C
tre. B
ldg. O
pera
tion
(47,7
25)
(19,8
65)
(12,1
77)
7,688
38.70
% -
Stor
age S
hed f
or ev
ent e
quipm
ent -
2,00
0 -
Build
ing M
ainten
ance
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
Main
tenan
ce -
Utilit
ies, In
sura
nce e
tc13
2215
Memb
ersh
ips A
ffiliat
ed B
odies
(1,35
0)(5
60)
(1,70
0)(1
,140)
(203
.57%
) -
Accre
ditati
on O
f Visi
tor C
entre
1322
16Ac
comm
odati
on E
xpen
se -
Offse
t By G
l: 13
2335
(65,0
00)
(27,0
80)
(29,3
39)
(2,25
9)(8
.34%
)13
2217
Acco
moda
tion C
ommi
ssion
Exp
ense
s(2
,000)
(830
)(1
,176)
(346
)(4
1.69%
)13
2221
Tour
ist In
forma
tion B
ay(3
,156)
(1,30
0)(1
,247)
534.0
7%13
2222
Tran
swa T
icket
Sales
(5,00
0)(2
,080)
(2,47
1)(3
91)
(18.7
9%)
1322
24Flo
or S
tock P
urch
ases
(12,0
00)
(5,00
0)(1
0,003
)(5
,003)
(100
.07%
)13
2229
Admi
nistra
tion A
lloca
tion -
Tou
rism
(50,0
90)
(20,8
70)
(21,2
95)
(425
)(2
.04%
)00
5502
Depr
ec O
f Ass
ets-T
ouris
m(8
5,000
)(3
5,415
)(3
3,274
)2,1
416.0
5%
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oody
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atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
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ity
COA
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17 O
rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
1612
04Lo
an 64
- Int
eres
t And
Cha
rges
(6,07
2)(2
,525)
(2,87
4)(3
49)
(13.8
1%)
(417
,173)
(173
,735)
(185
,719)
(11,9
84)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1323
30Ad
miss
ions C
onno
rs Mi
ll6,0
002,5
004,0
841,5
8463
.38%
1323
32Flo
or S
tock S
ales
25,00
010
,415
16,07
05,6
5554
.30%
1323
33Mi
sc V
isitor
Ctre
Inco
me1,0
0041
50
(415
)(1
00.00
%)
1323
34Me
mber
ship
Fees
1,500
625
2,989
2,364
378.2
6%13
2335
Acco
mmod
ation
Inco
me -
Offse
t By G
l: 13
2216
65,00
027
,080
26,28
4(7
96)
(2.94
%)
1323
36Ac
como
datio
n Com
miss
ion6,5
002,7
052,8
5915
45.6
9%13
2338
Tran
swa T
icket
Sales
5,500
2,290
2,703
413
18.05
%13
2354
Gran
t Inco
me -
Tour
ism &
Are
a Pro
motio
n40
,000
16,66
50
(16,6
65)
(100
.00%
)15
0,500
62,69
554
,990
(7,70
5)
TOTA
L TOU
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& A
REA
PROM
O - O
pera
ting
150,5
00(4
17,17
3)62
,695
(173
,735)
54,99
0(1
85,71
9)(1
9,689
)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
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1323
39Ec
onom
ic Se
rvice
s & T
ouris
m - B
uildin
gs(4
8,000
)(2
0,000
)0
20,00
010
0.00%
Q142
VC
Susta
inable
Upg
rade
s - 48
,000
1612
55Lo
an N
o. 64
- Pr
incipa
l Pay
ments
- Vi
sitor
Cen
tre(1
5,358
)(6
,395)
(7,55
4)(1
,159)
(18.1
2%)
(63,3
58)
(26,3
95)
(7,55
4)18
,841
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L TOU
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& A
REA
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O - C
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(7,55
4)18
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TOTA
L TOU
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& A
REA
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OTIO
N15
0,500
(480
,531)
62,69
5(2
00,13
0)54
,990
(193
,273)
(848
)
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atin
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atem
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COA
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l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
ECON
OMIC
SER
VICE
S
OTHE
R TO
URIS
M &
AREA
PRO
MOTI
ON
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1322
30Ar
ea P
romo
tion A
dver
tising
(36,6
00)
(15,2
50)
(8,26
6)6,9
8445
.80%
Avon
Vall
ey T
ouris
m - 5
,000
Expe
rienc
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th - 3
,500
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roch
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Avo
n Link
- 5,0
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an M
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($20
0 x 4
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or A
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- 5,0
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tre W
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1322
33Si
gns -
Tou
rism,
Eve
nts &
Othe
r(1
,600)
(665
)(6
69)
(4)
(0.60
%)
1322
36Ar
ea P
romo
tion -
Emp
loyee
Exp
ense
s(9
4,539
)(3
9,385
)(4
0,730
)(1
,345)
(3.42
%)
Salar
ies &
Wag
es -
79,61
4Su
pera
nnua
tion -
10,03
7Co
nfere
nces
& T
raini
ng -
2,500
Othe
r Emp
loyee
Exp
ense
s - 2,
388
(132
,739)
(55,3
00)
(49,6
65)
5,635
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1323
51Co
mmun
ity D
irecto
ry3,0
001,2
500
(1,25
0)(1
00.00
%)
1323
52Gr
ants,
Con
tributi
ons &
Spo
nsor
ships
5,000
2,080
0(2
,080)
(100
.00%
) -
Valle
y for
All S
easo
ns -
$5,00
013
2359
Incom
e - O
ther T
ouris
m &
Area
Pro
motio
n5,0
002,0
800
(2,08
0)(1
00.00
%)
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rtising
on T
oody
ay In
forma
tion B
ay13
,000
5,410
0(5
,410)
TOTA
L OTH
ER T
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A PR
OMO
- Ope
ratin
g13
,000
(132
,739)
5,410
(55,3
00)
0(4
9,665
)22
5
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atin
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atem
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YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
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nce %
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/Und
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D
CAPI
TAL E
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1322
50Ec
onom
ic Se
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s - T
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ther I
nfra
(35,0
00)
(14,5
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(26,0
23)
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43)
(78.4
8%)
- Q1
36 T
ouris
t Info
Bay -
Sign
age
(35,0
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(14,5
80)
(26,0
23)
(11,4
43)
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
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00
00
00
00
TOTA
L OTH
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SM &
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A PR
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- Cap
ital
0(3
5,000
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(14,5
80)
0(2
6,023
)(1
1,443
)
TOTA
L OTH
ER T
OURI
SM &
ARE
A PR
OMO
13,00
0(1
67,73
9)5,4
10(6
9,880
)0
(75,6
88)
(11,2
18)
BUIL
DING
SER
VICE
S
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1332
01Bu
ilding
- Em
ploye
e Cos
ts(1
79,64
2)(7
4,845
)(7
4,717
)12
80.1
7%13
3203
Build
ing -
Supe
rann
uatio
n0
00
013
3204
Build
ing -
Confe
renc
es &
Tra
ining
00
00
1332
05Bu
ilding
- Ot
her E
mploy
ee C
osts
00
00
1332
06Bl
dg V
ehicl
es E
xpen
ses
(10,0
00)
(4,16
5)(4
,528)
(363
)(8
.72%
)13
3207
Build
ing C
ontro
l Exp
ense
s(3
,000)
(1,25
0)(5
,205)
(3,95
5)(3
16.41
%)
- Ad
dition
al To
ols -
3,000
1332
08Le
gal E
xpen
ses -
Bldg
.(1
,000)
(415
)(1
4)40
196
.69%
1332
09Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - B
uildin
g(6
1,778
)(2
5,740
)(2
6,594
)(8
54)
(3.32
%)
1332
11De
prec
iation
Of A
ssets
00
(6,32
1)(6
,321)
(255
,420)
(106
,415)
(117
,379)
(10,9
64)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1333
33Bu
ilding
Lice
nces
50,00
020
,830
16,00
2(4
,828)
(23.1
8%)
1333
34Bu
ilding
Fee
s - O
ther
2,500
1,040
664
(376
)(3
6.15%
)13
3337
Gran
t Inco
me -
Comm
unity
Dep
ot13
0,432
32,60
80
(32,6
08)
(100
.00%
)
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d En
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of T
oody
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Oper
atin
g St
atem
ent b
y Fun
ctio
n &
Activ
ity
COA
Desc
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n20
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rigina
l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
- Lo
tteryw
est -
She
ds x
7 - 11
5,000
- L/w
est -
Disa
bled T
oilet
50%
- 15
,000
- Av
on W
oodtu
rner
s x 1
shed
- Fe
stiva
l, Sing
ers &
The
atre G
rp x
three
shed
s -
Frien
ds of
the R
iver x
1 sh
ed -
Farm
ers M
arke
t & R
oad W
ise x
2 she
ds13
3339
Comm
unity
Dep
ot - C
ontrib
ution
s, Do
natio
ns &
Reim
burse
m22
,100
00
0 -
Avon
Woo
dturn
ers -
5,00
0 -
Comm
unity
Sing
ers -
1,00
0 -
Tood
yay N
atura
lists/
Frien
ds of
Rive
r - 16
,000
- Ro
ad W
ise C
ommi
ttee -
100
205,0
3254
,478
16,66
6(3
7,812
)
TOTA
L BUI
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G SE
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ES (O
pera
ting)
205,0
32(2
55,42
0)54
,478
(106
,415)
16,66
6(1
17,37
9)(4
8,776
)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
1333
32Co
mmun
ity D
epot
- Cap
ital W
orks
(57,4
13)
(23,9
20)
(60,0
79)
(36,1
59)
(151
.17%
) -
Q126
- Sh
eds x
7 - 2
7,413
- Q1
26 -
Toile
t - 30
,000
1333
38Co
mmun
ity D
epot
- Othe
r Infr
astru
cture
Wor
ks(4
4,102
)(1
8,375
)(1
4,290
)4,0
8522
.23%
Q155
Car
park
& Dr
ivewa
y - 28
,000
Q155
Fina
lise w
ater;
powe
r; dr
ainag
e - 11
,102
Q155
Com
munit
y Dep
ot Si
gnag
e & Li
ghts
- 5,00
0(1
01,51
5)(4
2,295
)(7
4,369
)(3
2,074
)
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L BUI
LDIN
G SE
RVIC
ES -
Capit
al0
(101
,515)
0(4
2,295
)0
(74,3
69)
(32,0
74)
TOTA
L BUI
LDIN
G SE
RVIC
ES20
5,032
(356
,935)
54,47
8(1
48,71
0)16
,666
(191
,749)
(80,8
51)
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nse
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of T
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Oper
atin
g St
atem
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y Fun
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COA
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l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
ECON
OMIC
SER
VICE
S
COMM
UNIT
Y DE
VELO
PMEN
T
OPER
ATIN
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PEND
ITUR
E
1362
01Co
mmun
ity D
evelo
pmen
t - S
alarie
s & W
ages
(140
,219)
(58,4
20)
(60,3
61)
(1,94
1)(3
.32%
)13
6202
Othe
r Emp
loyee
Cos
ts - C
ommu
nity D
evelo
pmen
t0
00
013
6203
Utilit
ies -
Comm
unity
Dev
elopm
ent
00
00
1362
04Co
nfere
nces
& T
raini
ng -
Comm
unity
Dev
elopm
ent
00
00
1362
05Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - C
ommu
nity D
evelo
pmen
t(5
1,772
)(2
1,570
)(2
2,225
)(6
55)
(3.04
%)
1362
06Co
mmun
ity D
epot
- Main
taine
nanc
e & O
pera
tions
(10,0
00)
(4,15
0)(3
,264)
886
21.35
% -
Insur
ance
- 2,5
00 -
Utilit
ies &
Ope
ratio
ns -
2,500
- Pa
rks &
Gar
dens
- 2,5
0013
6207
Econ
omic
Deve
lopme
nt Ve
hicle
Expe
nse
(5,00
0)(2
,080)
(4,37
6)(2
,296)
(110
.39%
)(2
06,99
1)(8
6,220
)(9
0,226
)(4
,006)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1363
01Co
mmun
ity D
epot
- Inc
ome/R
even
ue3,0
001,2
4590
2(3
43)
(27.5
5%)
Leas
e Agr
eeme
nts -
2,000
Contr
ibutio
ns, D
onati
ons &
Reim
burse
ments
- 1,0
003,0
001,2
4590
2(3
43)
Total
Com
munit
y Dev
elopm
ent -
Ope
ratin
g3,0
00(2
06,99
1)1,2
45(8
6,220
)90
2(9
0,226
)(4
,349)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
00
00
00
00
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
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Budg
etYT
D Ac
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Varia
nce $
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nce %
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Budg
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D
00
00
Total
Com
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elopm
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Cap
ital
00
00
00
0
TOTA
L COM
MUNI
TY D
EVEL
OPME
NT3,0
00(2
06,99
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45(8
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)90
2(9
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0
OTHE
R EC
ONOM
IC S
ERVI
CES
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1372
01Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - O
ther E
cono
mic S
ervic
es(5
3,688
)(2
2,370
)(2
2,999
)(6
29)
(2.81
%)
1372
02St
andp
ipe -
North
am T
oody
ay R
oad
(115
,000)
0(1
1,487
)(1
1,487
)13
7203
Sale
Costs
- Sh
ire O
wned
Ass
ets(5
5,000
)0
(1,79
6)(1
,796)
Teleg
raph
Roa
d - 20
,000 (
includ
ing su
bdivi
sion c
osts)
Teleg
raph
Roa
d - 20
,000 (
includ
ing su
bdivi
sion c
osts)
Duke
Stre
et - 5
,000
Syre
ds C
ottag
e - 5,
000
Tood
yay R
oad -
5,00
013
7205
Lot 3
Pies
se S
treet
(Con
nors
Cotta
ge)
00
00
1372
08De
prec
Of A
ssets
(12,0
00)
(5,00
0)(5
,039)
(39)
(0.77
%)
1372
13Lo
ss O
n Sale
Of A
ssets
- Ec
onom
ic De
velop
ment
(30,0
00)
00
0Te
legra
ph R
oad -
30,00
0(2
65,68
8)(2
7,370
)(4
1,321
)(1
3,951
)
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0058
53Pr
ofit O
n Sale
Of A
ssets
- Ot
her E
cono
mic S
ervic
es14
7,390
00
0Te
legra
ph R
oad -
66,16
4Du
ke S
treet
- 20,0
00Sy
reds
Cott
age -
51,22
6To
odya
y Roa
d - 10
,000
1373
30St
andp
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125,0
000
13,46
513
,465
0.00%
1373
31Ex
tracti
ve In
dustr
y Lice
nces
2,500
038
,885
38,88
50.0
0%27
4,890
052
,350
52,35
0
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d En
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30 N
ovem
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016
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atin
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ent b
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n &
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ity
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n20
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l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
Over
/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
TOTA
L OTH
ER E
CONO
MIC
SERV
ICES
(Ope
ratin
g)27
4,890
(265
,688)
0(2
7,370
)52
,350
(41,3
21)
38,39
9
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
1372
55Ot
her I
nfras
tructu
re -
Othe
r Eco
nomi
c Ser
vices
(30,0
00)
(12,5
00)
(32,8
05)
(20,3
05)
(162
.44%
)Q1
54- A
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nal s
tandp
ipe/w
ater t
ank
(30,0
00)
(12,5
00)
(32,8
05)
(20,3
05)
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
1373
49Sa
le Of
Land
800,0
0020
0,000
0(2
00,00
0)0.0
0%BL
G030
Tele
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h Roa
d - 25
0,000
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00,00
0Sy
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Cott
age -
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00To
odya
y Roa
d - 10
0,000
800,0
0020
0,000
0(2
00,00
0)
TOTA
L OTH
ER E
CONO
MIC
SERV
ICES
(Cap
ital)
800,0
00(3
0,000
)20
0,000
(12,5
00)
0(3
2,805
)(2
20,30
5)
TOTA
L OTH
ER E
CONO
MIC
SERV
ICES
1,074
,890
(295
,688)
200,0
00(3
9,870
)52
,350
(74,1
25)
(181
,906)
0
TOTA
L ECO
NOMI
C SE
RVIC
ES1,4
46,92
2(1
,546,7
24)
324,0
33(5
60,98
0)12
5,067
(641
,974)
(279
,960)
OTHE
R PR
OPER
TY &
SER
VICE
S
PRIV
ATE
WOR
KS
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1412
01Pr
ivate
Wor
ks(8
,500)
(3,53
5)(1
,924)
1,611
45.58
%(8
,500)
(3,53
5)(1
,924)
1,611
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
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279
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he P
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d En
ding
30 N
ovem
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016
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oody
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atin
g St
atem
ent b
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n &
Activ
ity
COA
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n20
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l Bud
get
YTD
Budg
etYT
D Ac
tual
Varia
nce $
Varia
nce %
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/Und
er
Budg
et YT
D
1413
30Pr
ivate
Wor
ks In
come
15,00
06,2
502,4
17(3
,833)
(61.3
2%)
15,00
06,2
502,4
17(3
,833)
TOTA
L PRI
VATE
WOR
KS -
Oper
ating
15,00
0(8
,500)
6,250
(3,53
5)2,4
17(1
,924)
(2,22
1)
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
00
00
00
00
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L PRI
VATE
WOR
KS -
Capit
al0
00
00
00
TOTA
L PRI
VATE
WOR
KS15
,000
(8,50
0)6,2
50(3
,535)
2,417
(1,92
4)(2
,221)
PUBL
IC W
ORKS
OVE
RHEA
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OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1432
01W
orks
& S
ervic
es -
Salar
ies &
Wag
es(2
55,60
7)(1
06,50
0)(1
43,56
1)(3
7,061
)(3
4.80%
)14
3204
Publi
c Wor
ks O
verh
eads
- Su
pera
nnua
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(28,9
65)
(12,0
65)
(14,3
85)
(2,32
0)(1
9.23%
)14
3205
Publi
c Wor
ks O
verh
eads
- Co
nfere
nces
& T
raini
ng(7
,000)
(2,91
5)(1
,354)
1,561
53.55
%14
3206
Othe
r Emp
loyee
Cos
ts - P
wo(3
0,500
)(1
2,705
)(2
0,021
)(7
,316)
(57.5
8%)
1432
07Su
pervi
sors
Vehic
les(1
5,000
)(6
,250)
(10,9
70)
(4,72
0)(7
5.52%
)14
3208
Engin
eerin
g Offic
e Exp
ense
s(2
2,000
)(9
,160)
(13,4
27)
(4,26
7)(4
6.58%
)14
3209
Eng.
- Prin
ting &
Stat
ioner
y(3
,000)
(1,25
0)(1
82)
1,068
85.45
%14
3210
Wag
es S
taff -
Tra
ining
(15,0
00)
(6,25
0)(2
,691)
3,559
56.95
%14
3211
Wag
es S
taff -
Mee
tings
(15,0
00)
(6,25
0)(2
,214)
4,036
64.57
%14
3212
Outsi
de S
taff -
Wag
es -
Annu
al Le
ave
(90,1
14)
(37,5
45)
(23,4
47)
14,09
837
.55%
1432
13Ou
tside
Staf
f - W
ages
- Pu
blic H
olida
ys(4
6,356
)(1
9,315
)(4
,029)
15,28
679
.14%
1432
14Ou
tside
Staf
f - W
ages
- Si
ck Le
ave
(41,4
27)
(17,2
60)
(15,4
95)
1,765
10.23
%14
3216
Supe
rann
uatio
n - W
ages
Staf
f(1
34,03
1)(5
5,845
)(4
9,931
)5,9
1410
.59%
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atin
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D Ac
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1432
19Ins
uran
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n Wor
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5,400
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5,400
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0,336
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6414
.31%
1432
20Sa
laries
(O/S
) - L.
S.L.
(35,0
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(14,5
80)
(6,15
6)8,4
2457
.77%
1432
22Sa
fety E
quipm
ent &
P.P
.E.
(12,5
00)
(5,20
5)(7
,292)
(2,08
7)(4
0.09%
)14
3223
Comm
unica
tion C
osts
(2,50
0)(1
,040)
(199
)84
180
.87%
1432
24Ad
minis
tratio
n Allo
catio
n - P
wo(8
4,162
)(3
5,065
)(3
6,781
)(1
,716)
(4.89
%)
1432
26Sm
all P
lant O
pera
ting C
osts
(20,0
00)
(8,33
0)(1
8,211
)(9
,881)
(118
.62%
)14
3228
Build
ing M
ainten
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- Al
lowan
ce(5
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205
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0%14
3250
Less
Allo
cated
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888,0
5137
0,020
422,9
0752
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(14.2
9%)
(6,01
1)(2
3,115
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,227
45,34
2
OPER
ATIN
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VENU
E
1433
31P.
W.O
. Misc
Inco
me1,0
0041
541
(374
)(9
0.16%
)1,0
0041
541
(374
)
TOTA
L PUB
LIC W
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RHEA
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Oper
ating
1,000
(6,01
1)41
5(2
3,115
)41
22,22
744
,968
CAPI
TAL E
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DITU
RE
1432
25Tr
ansfe
r To E
mploy
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ntitle
ment
Rese
rve -
Outsi
de S
taff
(2,00
0)(8
30)
(2,08
8)(1
,258)
(151
.55%
) -
Inter
est
(2,00
0)(8
30)
(2,08
8)(1
,258)
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
1433
30Tr
ansfe
r Fro
m LS
L Res
erve
20,00
08,3
300
(8,33
0)(1
00.00
%)
20,00
08,3
300
(8,33
0)
TOTA
L PUB
LIC W
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RHEA
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Capit
al20
,000
(2,00
0)8,3
30(8
30)
0(2
,088)
(9,58
8)
TOTA
L PUB
LIC W
ORKS
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RHEA
DS21
,000
(8,01
1)8,7
45(2
3,945
)41
20,13
935
,380
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Budg
etYT
D Ac
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nce $
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nce %
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D
OTHE
R PR
OPER
TY &
SER
VICE
S
PLAN
T OP
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ION
COST
S
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
1442
02Fu
el - U
nlead
ed(3
5,000
)(1
4,580
)(1
2,989
)1,5
9110
.91%
1442
03Fu
el - D
iesel/
Disti
llate
(140
,000)
(58,3
30)
(55,0
21)
3,309
5.67%
1442
05Ty
res &
Tub
es(3
5,000
)(1
4,580
)(1
2,608
)1,9
7213
.52%
1442
06Pl
ant -
Par
ts &
Repa
irs(1
55,00
0)(6
4,580
)(4
8,573
)16
,007
24.79
%14
4207
Plan
t Rep
air -
Wag
es(1
40,00
0)(5
8,330
)(8
0,300
)(2
1,970
)(3
7.67%
)14
4208
Ins. &
Lice
nces
(60,0
00)
(60,0
00)
(73,9
32)
(13,9
32)
(23.2
2%)
1442
09Su
ndry
Tool
Purch
ases
(15,0
00)
(6,25
0)(8
,096)
(1,84
6)(2
9.54%
)Po
le Sa
w wi
th Int
erch
ange
able
Head
- 2,5
00Tw
o Bru
shcu
tters
plus H
arne
ss -
2,500
Misc
ellan
eous
- 10
,000
0044
25Le
ss P
lant D
epre
ciatio
n Allo
cated
To W
orks
275,2
7711
4,695
108,2
36(6
,459)
5.63%
0050
12Lo
ss O
n Sale
Of A
ssets
- Ro
ad P
lant P
urch
ases
(39,6
93)
(16,5
35)
016
,535
100.0
0%00
8362
Plan
t Ope
ratio
n - E
xpen
.Stor
es0
0(1
08)
(108
)0.0
0%00
8412
Plan
t Dep
recia
tion
(175
,000)
(72,9
15)
(64,4
45)
8,470
11.62
%14
4250
Less
Allo
cated
To W
orks
& S
ervic
es (P
oc)
491,9
0720
4,955
255,4
1750
,462
(24.6
2%)
(27,5
09)
(46,4
50)
7,580
54,03
0
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
0015
23Pr
ofit O
n Sale
Of A
ssets
- Ro
ad P
lant &
Equ
ipmen
t2,5
091,0
450
(1,04
5)(1
00.00
%)
1443
30Mi
sc R
even
ue &
Fue
l Tax
Cre
dits
25,00
010
,415
10,89
447
94.6
0%14
4331
Reim
burse
ment
- Ins
uran
ce C
laims
00
4,773
4,773
0.00%
27,50
911
,460
15,66
74,2
07
TOTA
L PLA
NT O
PERA
TION
COS
TS -
Oper
ating
27,50
9(2
7,509
)11
,460
(46,4
50)
15,66
77,5
8058
,237
CAPI
TAL E
XPEN
DITU
RE
00
00
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atin
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Budg
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D Ac
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Varia
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Varia
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/Und
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Budg
et YT
D
00
00
CAPI
TAL R
EVEN
UE
00
00
00
00
TOTA
L PLA
NT O
PERA
TION
COS
TS -
Capit
al0
00
00
00
TOTA
L PLA
NT O
PERA
TION
COS
TS27
,509
(27,5
09)
11,46
0(4
6,450
)15
,667
7,580
58,23
7
MATE
RIAL
S IN
STO
RE
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
00
00
00
00
OPER
ATIN
G RE
VENU
E
1453
30Sa
le Of
Stoc
k Dire
ct0
00
00
00
0
TOTA
L MAT
ERIA
LS IN
STO
RE -
Oper
ating
00
00
00
0
TOTA
L MAT
ERIA
LS IN
STO
RE -
Capit
al0
00
00
00
TOTA
L MAT
ERIA
LS IN
STO
RE0
00
00
00
SALA
RIES
& W
AGES
OPER
ATIN
G EX
PEND
ITUR
E
0085
80W
ages
& A
llow
Defau
lt0
00
000
8570
Wor
kers
Comp
ensa
tion P
ayme
nts0
00
0
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atin
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Budg
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D Ac
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0085
71Pa
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BUSHFIRE ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS
MONTH
D R A F T
AGENDA ITEMS
C.O.B. Deadline
No Exceptions
(8 days before mtg)
(CEO) AGENDA
SETTLEMENT MEETING
(6 days before mtg)
DELIVERY DATE
OF AGENDA (4 days before mtg)
DATE OF
MEETING
JANUARY
FEBRUARY 30/01/2017 29/01/2017 3/02/2017 7/02/2017
MARCH
APRIL
MAY 24/04/2017 23/04/2017 28/04/2017 2/05/2017
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST 24/07/2017 23/07/2017 28/07/2017 1/08/2017
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER 30/10/2017 29/10/2017 3/11/2017 7/11/2017
DECEMBER
FEBRUARY
MAY
NOVEMBER
SCHEDULE
AUGUST
First TUESDAY of chosen months
67(1) of the Act ‐ any matters relating to be reported; Review of SOP's and
Admin Manual
Llaw ‐ 3.5(2) Equipment Officer to Report
Llaw ‐ 3.9(2) Table Minutes from Brigade's AGM's for receipt at BFAC; Llaw ‐
3.11 Appointment of Officers following brigade AGM's; Updating Brigade
Members Information; Form 12's';
67(1) of the Act ‐ any matters relating to be reported.
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ENVIRONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETINGS
MONTH
D R A F T
AGENDA ITEMS
C.O.B. Deadline
No Exceptions
(8 days before mtg)
(MPD & EO/CEO)
AGENDA
SETTLEMENT
MEETING
(6 days before mtg)
DELIVERY DATE
OF AGENDA (4 days before mtg)
DATE OF
MEETING
JANUARY
FEBRUARY 15/02/2017 17/02/2017 19/02/2017 23/02/2017
MARCH
APRIL
MAY 17/05/2017 19/05/2017 21/05/2017 25/05/2017
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST 16/08/2017 18/08/2017 20/08/2017 24/08/2017
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER 15/11/2017 17/11/2017 19/11/2017 23/11/2017
DECEMBER
1st Meeting 27-Aug-15
Meeting Time: 5.30 pm * Council Resolution 205/10/15
First Meeting: Elect Chairperson
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