GRC Delivery Program 2018/19 - 2021/22 and Operational Plan 2021/22

Delivery Program 2018/19 – 2021/22

Operational Plan

2021/22

www.georgesriver.nsw.gov.au

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Contents

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Statement of acknowledgement of the Biddegal People...............6 Message from the General Manager................................................8 About this Document........................................................................10 How the Documents Relate..............................................................11 Six pillars to shape our planning.....................................................11 Organisational Chart.........................................................................12 Our response to the COVID-19 Pandemic.......................................14 PILLAR 1: A protected environment and green open spaces.......17 By 2021/22 we will...............................................................................17 In 2021/22 we will................................................................................17 Delivery Program Performance Indicators..........................................21 PILLAR 2: Quality, Well Planned Development..............................25 By 2021/22 we will…...........................................................................25 In 2021/22 we will…............................................................................25 Delivery Program Performance Indicators..........................................27 PILLAR 3: Active and accessible places and spaces....................31 By 2021/22 we will…...........................................................................31 In 2021/22 we will…............................................................................31 Delivery Program Performance Indicators..........................................34 PILLAR 4: A diverse and productive economy...............................37 By 2021/22 we will...............................................................................37 In 2021/22 we will................................................................................37 Delivery Program Performance Indicators..........................................39 PILLAR 5: A harmonious and proud community with strong social services and infrastructure...................................................43 By 2021/22 we will...............................................................................43 In 2021/22 we will................................................................................43 Delivery Program Performance Indicators..........................................47

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PILLAR 6: Leadership and transparency........................................51 By 2021/22 we will...............................................................................51 In 2021/22 we will................................................................................51 Delivery Program Performance Indicators..........................................60 Financial Estimates...........................................................................65 About the 2021/22 Budget...................................................................65 Budgeted Income Statement...............................................................68 Budgeted Statement of Financial Position..........................................69 Budgeted Statement of Cash Flows....................................................70 Projected Restricted Cash Reserves Balances...................................71 Key Performance Indicators................................................................73 Budgeted 2021/22 Capital Program....................................................74 Rating and Revenue Policies...........................................................76 Rating Structure..................................................................................76 Land Values.........................................................................................76 Postponement of rates........................................................................76 Non-rateability.....................................................................................76 Rate Structure Summary.....................................................................77 Debt Management and Hardship policy..............................................78 Rating Classification Maps..................................................................79 Waste management charges...............................................................84 Stormwater management charge........................................................84 Loan borrowing....................................................................................85 Schedule of business or commercial activity.......................................85 Pricing goods and services.................................................................85 2021/22 Schedule of Fees and Charges..........................................87

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Statement of acknowledgement of the Biddegal People Georges River Council acknowledges that the Biddegal people of the Eora Nation are the traditional inhabitants and custodians of all land and water in which the Georges River region is situated.

Council recognizes Aboriginal people as an integral part of the Georges River community and highly values their social and cultural contributions.

Georges River Council is committed to showing respect for Aboriginal people as Australia’s First Peoples. Council has adopted the practice of acknowledging the Traditional custodians of Country at events, ceremonies, meetings and functions.

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Message from the General Manager

I am pleased to present Georges River Council’s Delivery Program and Operational Plan for 2021/22.

This document supports the ongoing delivery of the Georges River Community Strategic Plan 2018-2028 (CSP), which identifies the priorities and aspirations of the community.

The Delivery Program is now in the final year of its four-year cycle and contains a number of significant projects for Council in 2021/22, guided by the six pillars which address Council’s social, environmental, economic and civic leadership responsibilities.

Over the next year we will continue our focus on the natural environment and will finalise and implement the recommendations of the Waste Minimisation Strategy. We will ensure our Environmental Resilience Strategy is linked to an implementation plan to reduce the risks from climate change impacts on Council assets. Council’s endorsement of a net zero carbon emissions target supported by the 100% renewable energy target will ensure we can prepare, react and adapt to climate change. We will continue to work to ensure all public parks and open spaces are accessible, well maintained and managed to meet the sporting and recreational needs of the current and future communities.

The capital budget continues to be closely managed to protect cash reserves, so that they remain available to fund essential operational activities and services. The 2021/22 new capital program will again be funded from grants and developer contributions.

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We will continue to collaborate with neighbouring councils to deliver large-scale infrastructure and planning projects and develop economic programs that target the health, retail, construction, education and financial sectors, small to medium and home-based businesses. We will deliver responsive place-based activities across the Georges River LGA to promote the natural environment, improve cleanliness and safety, and connect our diverse community. Our Night Time Economy Study will assist us in delivering programs to activate and increase the night time economy in town centres.

This year Council will embark on a significant journey to establish and deliver the Georges River Council Social Justice Charter. The social justice program will tackle barriers to a harmonious community such as racism and inequality; and celebrate the benefits of our diverse community. Council will investigate the provision of services and facilities to support children with additional needs within our Libraries and Children’s Services. Furthermore, in the coming year, Council will embed practices to champion the safety of children within our community.

2021/22 will be a critical year for securing Council’s future. The 2021/22 Budget has been prepared assuming Council receives the approval from the NSW Government (IPART) for the Special Rate Variation. In response to feedback from our community, the Budget also implements a single, fair, equitable and consistent rating system for the entire Georges River Area, ending the inequity that has existed since the 2016 merger.

Gail Connolly General Manager

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About this document The Delivery Program and Operational Plan set out how we will deliver the goals and strategies of our inaugural Community Strategic Plan. These documents sit within the Integrated Planning and Reporting (IP&R) Framework that requires us to plan for and report on our ambitions, in consultation with our community (see Figure below).

To ensure our long term planning aligns with the current and future needs of the community, the Delivery Program and Operational Plan is reviewed annually.

While the Community Strategic Plan is a longer-term representation of the community’s aspirations for the Georges River area, this document brings together: •

the Delivery Program, a four-year program which aligns with the council election cycle. We are now commencing the final year of this four-year program.

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the Operational Plan, which illustrates Council actions in 2021/22.

We combined these documents to make it easier for everyone to understand our early priorities, and when we expect to commence work on our Delivery Program Actions.

COMMUNITY STRATEGIC PLAN 10 + YEARS

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

DELIVERY PROGRAM 4 YEARS

OPERATIONAL PLAN 1 YEAR

RESOURCING STRATEGY Contains the Workforce Management Plan, Digital Resource Management Plan, Asset Management Plan and Long Term Financial Plan

PERPETUAL MONITORING AND REVIEW

ANNUAL REPORT

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How the Documents Relate Our key plans are prepared and updated periodically and are subject to a review following the elections of each new Council.

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The Asset Management Plan sets out the broad framework for undertaking structured and coordinated management of Council’s infrastructure assets. It outlines key principles that underpin our approach to providing the assets that are essential to our community. The Plan highlights the longterm funding challenges Council must address to meet the commitments outlined in the Community Strategic Plan and deliver the level of service desired by the community over the next 10 years.

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The Long Term Financial Plan (LTFP) presents a financial projection of the longer term outlook of its operations. The LTFP takes into account known and projected events over the next 10 years and compiles the best estimates of its operating results and financial position.

Community Strategic Plan is our highest level plan that we will prepare. The purpose of the plan is to identify the community’s main priorities and aspirations for the future and to identify how to achieve these goals.

The Delivery Program 2018-2022 is our four year program that translates the community’s aspirations identified in the Community Strategic Plan into actions and outcomes. The delivery program identifies priority projects and programs and includes key performances indicators and targets that contribute to the outcomes under each Pillar identified in the Community Strategic Plan.

Our Operational Plan is prepared and adopted by the end of June each year. It sets out the specific projects, programs and activities to be delivered in that year. Our financial estimates, rating and revenue policies are also included in this document.

A Resourcing Strategy spanning a period of 10 years is required as part of the Integrated Planning and Reporting Framework. The strategy identifies what elements of the Community Strategic Plan we will take responsibility for and how they will be achieved. The Resourcing Strategy includes five components: •

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The Workforce Management Plan identifies the people requirements, including skills and employment practices, needed to implement our Delivery Program which is informed by the Community Strategic Plan. The Plan integrates principles of human resource management, workforce planning and capability building. It outlines how we will develop and maintain a highcalibre employee base that meets current and future organisational and community needs.

The Digital Resource Management Plan outlines Council’s commitment to utilising the best digital framework possible to enable responsive and timely services and information. Its four year lifespan will ensure that our commitment to digital efficiency and evolution continues throughout the life of the current Resourcing Strategy. It will also support new priorities as they are identified through a review of the Community Strategic Plan and Delivery Program in 2020/2021.

Six pillars to shape our planning We used many opportunities and mechanisms during 2017 to understand the community’s issues and ambitions for the Georges River area, and from this, we identified six pillars that underpin our planning. These six pillars are: 1.

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A protected environment and green open spaces.

Quality, well planned development.

Active and accessible places and spaces.

A diverse and productive economy.

A harmonious and proud community with strong social services and infrastructure.

6. Leadership and transparency.

Where the Community Strategic Plan establishes higher level goals under each of the six pillars and the strategies that will help us all work together to reach these goals, the Delivery Program and Operational Plan translate these goals and strategies into actions that directly influence Council planning.

In this respect, our Resourcing Strategy is the final cog in the Framework, setting out the time, money, people and assets that we’ll need to deliver the actions.

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Organisational structure GENERAL MANAGER

Office of the General Manager

Community and Culture Directorate

Business and Corporate Services Directorate

Manager Office of the General Manager

Director Community and Culture

Director Business and Corporate Services

Chief Audit Executive

Manager City Life

Manager People and Culture

Manager Cultural Engagement and Library Services

Chief Information Officer

Manager Community and Early Learning Centres

Chief Financial Officer

Manager Governance and Risk Management

Head of Strategic Property

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Environment and Planning Directorate

Assets and Infrastructure Directorate

City Strategy and Innovation Directorate

Legal Services

Director Environment and Planning

Director Assets and Infrastructure

Director City Strategy and Innovation

Director Legal Services General Counsel

Manager Development and Building

Executive Manager Engineering Operations

Coordinator Strategy and Innovation

Senior Solicitor

Manager Strategic Planning

Manager Infrastructure

Coordinator Communications and Engagement

Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services

Manager Project Delivery

Manager Premium Facilities

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Our response to the COVID-19 Pandemic Council endorsed the $47 million Economic and Social Recovery program (ESRP) in May 2020. The ESRP comprises three key phases: •

Immediate support: programs either implemented or proposed to occur immediately.

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Revival: initiatives that either prepare Georges River for a relaxing of restrictions and a full re-opening.

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Discover Georges River: celebrating the re-opening of Georges River and relaunching the LGA.

With phases one and two either completed or in progress, we are working towards phase three – Discover Georges River which will re-launch Georges River and the wonderful offerings of the LGA for the community and visitors. This phase needs to be timed with full or adequate relaxing of Public Health Orders. As with phase two, as more information comes to light, these initiatives can be adapted. In the first instance, this phase will focus on events and activations, advocacy, city branding and marketing.

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PILLAR 1 A protected environment and green open spaces Goal: 1.1 - Council’s environmentally sustainable practices inspire everyone to protect and nurture the natural environment.

Environmental

Responsibility: Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.1.1 Ensure the Georges River area is resilient in addressing energy, water and gas usage, sustainable buildings, waste diversion, green corridors, carbon emissions and urban design.

a. Adopt and implement a Resilience Strategy for Council services.

ai. Develop a Resilience Strategy.

b. Reduce energy use at the top-10 Council energy-using sites through the Energy Management Plan.

bi. Implement an Energy Management Plan for Council’s top 10 energy using sites.

c. Implement the Tree Management Policy. d. Identify actions required to reduce the risks from climate change impacts on Council assets. e. Develop a Waste Minimisation Strategy.

ci. Implement the Tree Management Policy. di. Implement actions to reduce the risks from climate change impacts on Council assets. ei. Implement the recommendations of the Waste Minimisation Strategy.

Waste

Responsibility: Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.1.2 Use waste management contracts and practices to divert waste from landfill sites.

a. Deliver community education initiatives to support environmentally sustainable waste disposal and recycling practices.

ai. Implement a Waste Education Program.

Sustainability

Responsibility: Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.1.3 Help everyone to contribute to a more environmentally sustainable Georges River LGA.

a. Undertake programs and activities to educate the community on reducing energy consumption, protecting waterways, reducing waste and taking other action to improve the environment, with a focus on climate change projects.

ai. Implement activities to educate the community on reducing energy consumption and protecting the environment.

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Natural environment

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.1.4 Develop and implement programs to protect and conserve the natural environment.

a. Implement the Tree Management Policy and Canopy Enhancement Program.

ai. Undertake the 2021/22 Street Tree Planting Program.

b.

Implement Council’s Bush Regeneration Program to protect, conserve and enhance the natural environment.

bi. Implement the 2021/22 Bush Regeneration Program.

(Executive Manager, Engineering Operations)

Goal: 1.2 - The LGA’s waterways are healthy and accessible.

Waterways

Responsibility: Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.2.1 Use our role on the Georges River Combined Councils’ Committee (GRCCC) to lobby State agencies and other stakeholders for a protected and enhanced Georges River.

a. Represent Council’s ambitions for the Georges River through the GRCCC.

ai. Support the GRCCC with the development of a Foreshore Management Plan.

Marine and foreshore assets

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure

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Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.2.2 Maintain marine and foreshore assets in a safe and functional condition.

a. Maintain marine and foreshore assets in a safe and functional condition and upgrade as required.

ai. Undertake six monthly inspection and complete maintenance, renewal and upgrade on prioritised marine and foreshore assets.

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Goal: 1.3 - Everyone has access to beautiful parks and open spaces Open space

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.3.1 Ensure all public parks and open spaces are accessible, well-maintained and managed to meet the recreational needs of current and future resident.

a. Implement the annual Parks and Open Space Improvement Programs.

ai. Implement the 2021/22 Parks and Open Space Improvement Program.

b. Use the findings of the Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy to guide forward works programs and budgets.

(Manager Project Delivery)

aii. Undertake quarterly Playground Safety Inspection Program.

c. Implement scheduled cyclic painting program across parks and open space, including buildings, furniture and murals to prevent graffiti.

(Executive Manager, Engineering Operations) d. Implement scheduled cyclic mowing and gardening program across parks and open space. (Executive Manager, Engineering Operations)

bi. Implement the 2021/22 Sportsfield Renovation Program. bii. Implement the 2021/22 Playground Asset Replacement Program.

(Manager Project Delivery) ci. Undertake proactive maintenance of Council assets in parks. (Executive Manager, Engineering Operations) di. Implement the 2021/22 mowing and gardening program across parks and open space. (Executive Manager, Engineering Operations)

Plans of management

Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.3.2 Review Plans of Management for sporting fields, parks, open space and bushland in the LGA.

a. Continue the review of Plans of Management for sporting fields, parks, open space and bushland within the LGA.

ai. Continue the review of the Plans of Management programs for Crown Lands in accordance with the Crown Land Management Act.

Resilient design principles

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.3.3 Understand the potential impacts of climate change when developing design principles for parks and open spaces.

a. Incorporate design principles for parks and open spaces that promote resilience.

ai. Continue to implement sustainable and resilient design principles in parks and open space projects.

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Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.3.4 Use the GRC Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy to inform the provision of parks and open space.

a. Continue to implement the GRC Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy.

ai. Identify open space and recreation priorities based on the findings of the GRC Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy. aii. Continue to implement priorities based on the findings of the GRC Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy.

Goal: 1.4 - Local heritage is protected and promoted.

Conservation and heritage Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.4.1 Recognise the Georges River LGA’s local heritage through heritage listings in Local Environmental Plans (LEPs) and protection policies in Development Control Plans (DCPs).

a. Finalise the review of the Hurstville LEP heritage schedule as part of the comprehensive LEP for the Georges River LGA.

ai. Prepare a planning proposal to incorporate the recommendations of the Foreshore Scenic Character Review into the Georges River LEP.

Heritage assets

Responsibility: Manager Community and Cultural Development

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Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

1.4.2 Capitalise on opportunities to recognise heritage assets in Council services and programs.

a. Retain and maintain properties with heritage significance through an annual Heritage Building Grants Program.

ai. Implement the 2021/22 Heritage Building Grants Program.

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aii. Conduct a heritage information session for owners of heritage listed properties.

DELIVERY PROGRAM PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Measures

Baseline

Target

Responsibility

Number of street trees planted each year.

300

350

Manager Infrastructure

Number of hectares of active bush regeneration activities.

N/A

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Executive Manager, Engineering Operations

Number of layers of vegetation including trees, shrubs and ground covers to improve habitat, biodiversity and bushland structure (or other community tree planting) activities.

1,900

2,000

Executive Manager, Engineering Operations

Number of volunteer hours associated with Bushcare activities.

3,049

3,200

Executive Manager, Engineering Operations

The percentage of reported graffiti removed within 5 days.

84%

> 80%

Executive Manager, Engineering Operations

Percentage of environmental pollution complaints responded to within two business days.

75%

75%

Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services

Percentage of waste customer requests responded to within 48 hours.

98%

> 90%

Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services

Kilometres of roads swept.

New measure

71,200

Executive Manager, Engineering Operations

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2021/22 BUDGET A protected environment and green open spaces

021/22 BUDGET

Budget 2021/22 $,000

Operating Revenue

Budget27,714 2021/22 $,000 1,560

Rates and Annual Charges nvironment and Green Open Spaces User Charges and Fees Operating Revenue

Rates andInterest AnnualIncome Charges

161 27,714

User Charges Fees Revenues Otherand Operating

1,560 367

Interest Income Operating Grants and Contributions

639161

Other Operating Profit onRevenues Sale of Assets

-367 639 30,442 -

Operating Grants and Contributions Total Operating Revenue Profit on Sale of Assets Operating Expenditure Total Operating Revenue Employee Costs Operating Expenditure EmployeeInterest Costs Charges

30,442 8,339 25 8,339

Materials and Contracts Interest Charges

26,809 25

Materials Depreciation and Contracts and Amortisation

26,809 261

Depreciation and Amortisation Other Operating Expenses Other Operating Expenses Total Expenditure Total Expenditure Capital Grants and Contributions Capital Grants and Contributions Operating Result before Capital Revenues - Surplus/ (Deficit)before Capital Revenues - Surplus/(Deficit) Operating Result

INCOME

1,111261 1,111 36,544 36,544 650 650 (6,103) (6,103)

Rates and Annual Charges User Charges and Fees Interest Income Other Operating Revenues Operating Grants and Contributions Capital Grants and Contributions Profit on Sale of Assets

EXPENDITURE Employee Costs Interest Charges Materials and Contracts Depreciation and Amortisation Other Operating Expenses

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PILLAR 2

Quality, well planned development Goal: 2.1 - Sustainable development delivers better amenity and liveability of the community and the environment.

LGA-wide planning

Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

2.1.1 Prepare a comprehensive LEP for the entire LGA to improve and standardise development controls and regulations

Project completed.

Master planning

Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

2.1.2 Prepare a comprehensive Development Control Plan (DCP) for the Georges River LGA to guide development in the LGA.

a. Complete the Master Plan for Beverly Hills.

ai. Finalise the Master Plan for Beverly Hills in association with the Beverly Hills community.

Development Assessment

Responsibility: Manager Development and Building Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

2.1.3 Continue rigorous assessment of development applications (DAs) including compliance with DCPs, aesthetic qualities and environmental initiatives.

a. Continue to review the assessment and determination of processes and procedures to ensure continuous improvement of the assessment of DAs.

ai. Continue the implementation of internal procedures relating to the assessment of DAs.

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Monitoring Communications

Responsibility: Manager Development and Building Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

2.1.4 Ensure high quality reporting and DA assessment by Council staff, Local Planning Panels and the Sydney South Planning Panel.

a. Continue to monitor and standardise DA assessment reports and templates.

ai. Implement e-planning system to include e-lodgement of applications and commence implementation of ASSESS module.

Design Review Panel

Responsibility: Manager Development and Building Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

2.1.5 Utilise Council’s Design Review Panel to provide independent and expert advice on the design quality of planning proposals and multistorey developments that meet the review criteria.

a. Monitor the functions and recommendations of the Design Review Panel.

ai. Review the functions and membership of the Design Review Panel.

Fire Safety

Responsibility: Manager Development and Building Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

2.1.6 Adopt an effective Fire Safety Program.

a. Adopt and implement a fire safety program that maintains buildings with essential fire services to safeguard the community.

ai. Implement actions to ensure compliance with the directions set by the NSW State Government relating to external combustible cladding and fire Safety Audit.

Goal: 2.2 - The community helps to plan the LGA’s future.

Community engagement

Responsibility: Manager Development and Building Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

2.2.1 Use community consultation and feedback to guide a comprehensive set of planning and development strategies that are incorporated into LEPs and Council policies.

a. Provide ongoing education to the community about controls to the development and building approval processes.

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Goal: 2.3 - Council-led development and assets provide quality, long-term benefits to everyone.

Design and sustainability

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

2.3.1 Ensure quality design and sustainability principles underpin the provision of Council facilities and other assets.

a. Investigate systems to improve public safety and accessibility.

ai. Maintain and upgrade Council’s security and CCTV systems to improve public safety and accessibility.

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Measures

Baseline

Target

Responsibility

Number of DAs determined.

876

> 800

Manager Development and Building

Number of DAs determined by the Georges River Local Planning Panel.

36

35

Manager Development and Building

Number of DAs determined Sydney South Planning Panel.

15

15

Manager Development and Building

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2021/22 BUDGET Quality, well planned development

Budget 2021/22 $,000

Operating Revenue

Rates and Annual Charges 021/22 BUDGET

-

User Charges and Fees

2,509 Budget 2021/22 $,000 -

Interest Income Quality, Well Planned Development Other Operating Revenues Operating Revenue Operating Grants and Contributions Rates and Annual Charges

-

User Charges and Fees Profit on Sale of Assets

- 2,509

InterestTotal Income Operating Revenue Other Operating Revenues Operating Expenditure Operating Grants and Contributions Employee Costs Profit on Sale of Assets Interest Charges Total Operating Revenue Materials and Contracts Operating Expenditure Depreciation and Amortisation Employee Costs

-

2,509

-

4,015 725

2,509

- 4,015

Other Operating Expenses Interest Charges

131

-

4,871

725

-

-

(2,362)

131

MaterialsTotal and Contracts Expenditure Depreciation andGrants Amortisation Capital and Contributions Other Operating Expenses Operating Result before Capital Revenue -

Surplus/(Deficit) Total Expenditure

4,871

Capital Grants and Contributions

-

Operating Result before Capital Revenue - Surplus/(Deficit)

(2,362)

INCOME Rates and Annual Charges User Charges and Fees Interest Income Other Operating Revenues

EXPENDITURE Employee Costs Interest Charges Materials and Contracts Depreciation and Amortisation Other Operating Expenses

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PILLAR 3

Active and accessible places and spaces Goal: 3.1 - The LGA has a range of transport options to connect people, goods and businesses.

Parking supply

Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

3.1.1 Lobby for improved commuter car parking and manage local parking supply, including around train stations, to enhance business vitality and encourage public transport use, cycling and walking.

a. Implement the recommendations of the Car Parking Strategy.

ai. Implement the recommendations of the Car Parking Strategy adopted by Council in April 2020.

Integrated transport and land use planning Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

3.1.2 Work with the NSW Government to develop an integrated transport and land use plan and a 20-year precinct plan as part of Future Transport 2056 initiatives.

a. Draft an Integrated Transport and Land Use Plan as part of Future Transport 2056, for public exhibition.

ai. Finalise the Transport Strategy.

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Goal: 3.2 - Roads, footpaths and cycleways are safe, accessible and free of congestion.

Capital Works

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

3.2.2 Implement a program of capital and maintenance to meet the needs of current and future users of Council’s infrastructure assets.

a. Develop and implement the annual Infrastructure Works Program, including a Town Centres Public Domain Program.

(Manager Project Delivery)

ai. Develop and deliver the 2021/22 capital works program for new construction and renewals.

b. Use the findings from the Footpath Condition Audit to implement the planned Footpath Maintenance Schedule. (Executive Manager, Engineering Operations)

aii. Develop and deliver the 2021/22 Road Re-sheeting Program. aiii. Deliver the 2021/22 Drainage Upgrade Program including new and replacement works. aiv. Implement annual Black Spot Funding Program. av. Design and construct compliant accessible bus stops. bi. Deliver the 2021/22 Footpath Maintenance Schedule.

(Executive Manager, Engineering Operations).

Large-scale infrastructure

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure

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Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

3.2.3 Collaborate with neighbouring councils to deliver large-scale infrastructure and planning projects.

a. Develop plans with neighbouring councils to deliver large-scale infrastructure projects, including projects recommended in the Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy.

ai. Monitor for new opportunities for collaboration to work with neighbouring councils to discuss delivery of large-scale infrastructure projects. aii. Attend meetings with neighbouring councils to discuss delivery of future large-scale infrastructure projects.

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Goal: 3.3 - Everyone, including people with disability, navigates the LGA in safety.

Accessibility and inclusivity

Responsibility: Manager Community and Cultural Development Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

3.3.1 Implement the Georges River Council Disability Inclusion Action Plan.

All projects completed.

Goal: 3.4 - Everyone has access to a range of active and passive recreation facilities.

Open space and recreation

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

3.4.1 Guided by the GRC Open Space and Recreation Strategy, provide contemporary passive and active recreation spaces, aquatic facilities, synthetic fields, community centres and libraries.

a. Plan, consider funding for and commence a program of capital works and service adjustments that responds to the Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy, and improve opportunities for the community to participate in sporting, exercise and leisure activities.

ai. Prioritise new projects and service changes in response to the Georges River Council Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy.

b. Complete Plans of Management for all sporting fields in the Georges River LGA.

aii. Complete Hurstville Central Plaza as Community Open Space.

(Manager Project Delivery) bi. Develop innovative funding and delivery models to implement priority projects and recommendations from the Georges River Council Open Space, Recreation and Community Facilities Strategy.

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PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Measures

Baseline

Target

Responsibility

Civil design for private works completed within timeframe.

New measure

90%

Manager Infrastructure

Maintain the Asset Renewal Ratio above industry benchmarks.

116%

> 100%

Manager Infrastructure

Percentage of utility restorations completed within timeframe advised.

80%

80%

Manager Infrastructure

Percentage of engineering operations service requests actioned against works scheduled.

New measure

80%

Executive Manager, Engineering Operations

Percentage of pothole requests made safe and scheduled for repair within 48 hours.

New measure

100%

Executive Manager, Engineering Operations

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2021/22 BUDGET Active and accessible places and spaces

Budget 2021/22 $,000

Operating Revenue Rates and Annual Charges

1,195

User Charges and Fees

5,323

21/22 BUDGET Interest Income

26

Other Operating Revenues

Budget 2021/22 $,000

ve and Accessible Places and Spaces

Operating Grants and Contributions

perating Revenue

Profit on Sale of Assets

Rates and Annual Charges

1,195

Totaland Operating Revenue User Charges Fees

5,323

Interest Income Operating Expenditure

563 5,274 425 12,806

26

Other Operating Revenues

563

Employee Costs

Operating Grants and Contributions

5,274

Interest Charges

Profit on Sale of Assets

425

Materials and Contracts otal Operating Revenue

12,806

perating Expenditure Depreciation and Amortisation

8,357 6,637 3,230

EmployeeOther Costs Operating Expenses

8,357

Interest Charges

-

Total Expenditure

4,083 22,306

Materials and Contracts

6,637

Capital Grants and Contributions Depreciation and Amortisation

3,230

602

4,083

(9,500)

Other Operating Expenses Operating Result before Capital Revenues - Surplus/

(Deficit) otal Expenditure

22,306

Capital Grants and Contributions

602

perating Result before Capital Revenues - Surplus/(Deficit)

(9,500)

INCOME Rates and Annual Charges User Charges and Fees Interest Income Other Operating Revenues Operating Grants and Contributions

EXPENDITURE Employee Costs Interest Charges Materials and Contracts Depreciation and Amortisation Other Operating Expenses

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PILLAR 4

A diverse and productive economy Goal: 4.1 - Local businesses are supported to help protect jobs and create employment opportunities.

Economic development

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

4.1.1 Primarily target economic development initiatives in Kogarah, Hurstville, Kingsgrove, Peakhurst and Riverwood

a. Promote effective economic development initiatives that benefit the LGA.

ai. Continue to promote the benefits of economic development to the community.

Economic sectors

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

4.1.2 Develop economic programs that target the health, retail, construction, education and financial sectors, small to medium businesses and home based businesses.

a. Implement initiatives in key economic sectors in response to the Economic Development Strategy.

ai. Implement initiatives in key economic sectors in response to the Economic Development Strategy.

Place making

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

4.1.3 Deliver responsive placed-based activities across the LGA to promote the natural environment, improve cleanliness and safety, and assist local businesses.

a. Deliver programs to activate and increase the night time economy in town centres.

ai. Seek programs and partnerships to activate and increase the night time economy in Hurstville and Kogarah.

b. Implement medium and long term place based initiatives across other centres in the LGA. c. Measure the community’s satisfaction of the Georges River LGA’s key town centres as places.

bi. Continue to implement place based public domain initiatives across the LGA. ci. Continue to measure the community’s satisfaction of the LGA’s key town centres as places.

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Goal: 4.2 - Outcomes from an Employment Lands Study ensure sufficient land is available for future employment growth.

Employment lands

Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

4.2.1 Develop an Employment Lands Study to preserve employment lands and to protect employment growth and services during land rezoning processes.

a. Implement the recommendations of the Commercial Centres Strategy.

ai. Continue the work of the Commercial Centres Strategy for all centres within the LGA.

Goal: 4.3 - The ambitions for Hurstville and Kogarah as strategic centres are realised.

Critical infrastructure

Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

4.3.1 Advocate at all levels of government to ensure critical infrastructure accompanies significant residential and employment growth.

a. Prepare a new Section 7.11 and Section 7.12 Contributions Plan(s) for the Georges River LGA.

ai. Complete a new draft Section 7.11 and Section 7.12 Contributions Plan(s) for the Georges River LGA.

b. Work with the NSW Government and Canterbury-Bankstown Council on the orderly development of Riverwood as a Planning Precinct.

bi. Continue to work with the NSW Government and Canterbury-Bankstown Council on the orderly development of Riverwood as a Planning Precinct.

Kogarah health and education precinct

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation

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Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

4.3.2 Collaborate across all levels of government so that the Kogarah Health and Research Hub can grow and attract allied services, increase employment, provide a range of housing types (including affordable housing) and provide excellent transport connections to and within the South and Eastern City districts.

a. Actively participate with state agencies and Bayside Council to achieve the ambitions for the Kogarah Health and Research Hub Collaboration Area.

ai. Play an active role in the Kogarah Collaboration Area Place Strategy Governance Group.

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Investment opportunities

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

4.3.3 Create an action plan with the business community that markets the LGA’s investment opportunities.

a. Prepare and implement an action plan to market the LGA’s investment opportunities.

ai. Finalise an action plan to market the LGA’s investment opportunities.

PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Measures

Baseline

Target

Responsibility

All 24 commercial centres cleaned daily.

100%

= 100%

Executive Manager Engineering Operations

Mean gross assessment times (in days) on DAs, modifications, DA reviews.

101.4

< 90 gross days

Manager Development and Building

Percentage of Construction Certificates determined in 21 days.

76%

> 90%

Manager Development and Building

Percentage of planning proposals meeting Gateway determination timeframes.

85%

> 85%

Manager Strategic Planning

Level of ‘place satisfaction’ for key and emerging centres.

New measure

Level of satisfaction increases.

Coordinator Communications and Engagement

Amount of commercial, retail and industrial zoned/employment land capacity.

115.56ha – employment lands: retail and industrial.

No net decrease.

Manager Strategic Planning

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2021/22 BUDGET A diverse and productive economy

Budget 2021/22 $,000

Operating Revenue 021/22 BUDGET

Rates and Annual Charges

-

Budget 2021/22 682 $,000

Charges Economy and Fees Diverse andUser Productive

Interest Income Operating Revenue Other Operating Revenues Rates and Annual Charges

571

4,240 -

Operating User Charges andGrants Fees and Contributions

682 -

Profit on Sale of Assets Interest Income

571 -

Other Operating Revenues Total Operating Revenue

4,240 5,493

Operating Grants and Contributions Operating Expenditure Profit on Sale of Assets Employee Costs Total Operating Revenue Interest Charges Operating Expenditure Materials and Contracts Employee Costs Depreciation and Amortisation Interest Charges MaterialsOther and Operating Contracts Expenses

6,151 5,493 1,275 6,151 867 1,275

Total and Expenditure Depreciation Amortisation

8,292 -

Other Operating Expenses Capital Grants and Contributions

867 10,000

Total Expenditure Operating Result before Capital Revenue - Surplus/

(Deficit) Capital Grants and Contributions

8,292 (2,799) 10,000

Operating Result before Capital Revenue - Surplus/(Deficit)

(2,799)

INCOME User Charges and Fees Interest Income Other Operating Revenues

EXPENDITURE Employee Costs Interest Charges Materials and Contracts Depreciation and Amortisation Other Operating Expenses

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PILLAR 5

A harmonious and proud community with strong social services and infrastructure Goal: 5.1 - We create and support events that celebrate community and cultural identity and benefit the economy.

Events

Responsibility: Manager City Life Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.1.1 Initiate, facilitate and support inclusive and accessible events that meet the community’s aspirations and actively connect Council to individuals, community groups and businesses.

a. Implement an annual program of Council-run and Councilsupported events.

ai. Implement an annual calendar of destination and localised events.

b. Review of Georges River Council Event Strategy.

aii. Deliver the 2021 Christmas Lights Competition. bi. Commence a review of Georges River Council Event Strategy.

Goal: 5.2 - Affordable and quality housing options are available.

Affordable housing

Responsibility: Manager Strategic Planning Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.2.1 Partner with State agencies to increase supply of affordable housing for residents on very low to moderate incomes.

a. Develop an Affordable Housing Policy and Affordable Housing Contributions Scheme (as per NSW Government requirements).

ai. Implement an Affordable Rental Housing Policy.

Council-led development proposals

Responsibility: Director Business and Corporate Services Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.2.2 Council-led development proposals incorporate, where feasible, options that support affordable and diverse housing.

a. Investigate and assess the potential to include affordable housing in Council-led developments.

ai. Place the Planning Proposal for Civic Precinct Master Plan on community participation.

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Goal: 5.3 - The community is socially and culturally connected.

Social and cultural plans

Responsibility: Manager City Life Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.3.1 Develop and implement a Social Plan and a Cultural Strategy that celebrates diversity, promotes the multicultural community, supports innovation and creativity and contributes to the economic success of the area.

a. Develop and implement a Social Justice Charter to build the LGA’s social strengths.

ai. Launch and promote the Georges River Council Social Justice Charter.

Social participation and community wellbeing Responsibility: Manager City Life Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.3.2 Develop, support and promote programs and activities that foster social participation and wellbeing of the diverse community, regardless of age, gender, sexual orientation, cultural or religious background.

a. Implement an annual program of activities that create opportunities for community interaction and cohesion.

ai. Deliver enhanced community centre/space for key communities, prioritising the development of facilities in the western part of the LGA.

Community safety planning

Responsibility: Manager City Life

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Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.3.3 Develop an integrated Community Safety Plan to identify the role Council and others can play in helping to make the LGA a safer place.

a. Increase community safety awareness with business and residents.

ai. Deliver a pilot Community Safety Program.

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Children’s services

Responsibility: Manager Community and Early Learning Centres Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.3.4 Provide high quality, affordable and economically viable education and care across Council’s children’s services.

a. Implement the 2017-20 Children’s Services Strategic Plan with an emphasis on best practice and family-friendly childcare services.

ai. Develop and implement Children and Staff Wellbeing Action Plan. aii. Implement Council’s Child Protection Action Plan. aiii. Implement a Reconciliation Action Plan. aiv. Review demand for additional needs early learning centre.

Goal: 5.4 - Diverse, vibrant community facilities and spaces are connected, well maintained and accessible.

Library services

Responsibility: Manager Cultural Engagement and Library Services Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.4.1 Expand the role of libraries as welcoming and inclusive spaces with services, collections and programs that inspire and engage with the community.

a. Implement the 2030 Library Strategy to improve service delivery, technology, collections, information services, community engagement and programs.

ai. Conduct and implement outcomes of feasibility study to harmonise library opening hours.

b. Deliver improvements to library services and facilities to ensure appropriate and effective use of collections and resources.

aii. Conduct and implement results of business case and demands toward locating and building a new large 2,500sqm library to serve the western half of the LGA, to transform the current branch libraries into spaces that are more flexible for programming and community use and self-service pick up points and to implement standalone self-service and all-hours pick up points in key transport and population centres. aiii. Establish a reading and sensory garden at Hurstville Library that includes space for community environmental and sustainability education. bi. Implement the Debt Recovery Plan for Library Services.

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Community facilities

Responsibility: Manager City Life Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

5.4.2 Collaborate with State agencies, the education sector and neighbouring councils to provide regional-level community facilities.

Partnership established and formalised.

Affordable facilities

Responsibility: Manager City Life Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

5.4.3 Provide a range of affordable and accessible facilities for communitybased activities.

a. Seek community partnership to develop community facilities for culturally diverse and emerging communities.

Promoting the Arts

Responsibility: Manager Cultural Engagement and Library Services Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.4.4 Encourage and promote the arts through Council’s cultural facilities including Hurstville Museum & Gallery, Hurstville Entertainment Centre and Carss Park Artist’s Cottage.

a. Implement an annual program of community and cultural programs and events.

ai. Increase the profile of the Artist in Residence Program.

Goal: 5.5 - The community is safe and healthy.

Regulatory Functions

Responsibility: Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Service Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

5.5.1 Conduct Council’s regulatory functions in accordance with legislative requirements.

a. Continue to liaise with the NSW Government and relevant stakeholders to keep up to date with legislative changes.

ai. Implement the 2021/22 regulatory programs to ensure compliance with the relevant legislation and to address community safety concerns.

b. Continue to implement the food premises, skin penetration premises and regulated systems. .

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bi. Implement the Get the Site Right Program to manage development site condition compliance.

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PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Measures

Baseline

Target

Responsibility

Utilisation of Council’s Child Care Centres.

> 95%

> 90%

Manager Community and Early Learning Centres

Customer satisfaction with Library Services.

> 83%

80%

Manager Cultural Engagement and Library Services

Customer satisfaction with Children’s Services.

> 82%

80%

Manager Community and Early Learning Centres

Customer satisfaction with Museum and Gallery.

> 90%

80%

Manager Cultural Engagement and Library Services

Percentage of food premises inspected annually.

100%

100%

Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services

Percentage of schools’ safety zones patrolled annually.

100%

100%

Manager Environment, Health and Regulatory Services

Customer satisfaction with Events.

New measure

80%

Manager City Life

Customer satisfaction with community centres and performance venues.

New measure

80%

Manager City Life

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2021/22 BUDGET A harmonious and proud community with strong social services

Budget 2021/22 $,000

and infrastructure 021/22 BUDGET Operating Revenue

Harmonious and Proud Community with Strong Social Rates and Annual Charges ervices and Infrastructure

Budget 2021/22 $,000

Operating Revenue User Charges and Fees

4,805

Rates and Annual Charges Interest Income User Charges and Fees Revenues Other Operating

Interest Income

-

-

4,805

6,225

-

Operating Grants and Contributions

Other Operating Revenues

6,225

Operating Grants and Contributions

4,182

Profit on Sale of Assets

2,300

Profit on Sale of Assets

Total Operating Revenue Operating Expenditure

Total Operating Revenue

17,512

Employee Costs

Operating Expenditure

Interest Charges

4,182 2,300 17,512

17,262

17,262

-

-

1,549

and Amortisation MaterialsDepreciation and Contracts

1,549

2,181

Otherand Operating Expenses Depreciation Amortisation

2,181

6,935

Total Expenditure Other Operating Expenses

6,935

27,927

27,927

-

Employee Costs

Materials and Contracts Interest Charges

Total Expenditure Capital Grants and Contributions Capital Grants and Result Contributions Operating before Capital Revenues - Surplus/(Deficit) Operating Result before Capital Revenues - Surplus/(Deficit)

- (10,414) (10,414)

INCOME User Charges and Fees Other Operating Revenues Operating Grants and Contributions Profit on Sale of Assets

EXPENDITURE Employee Costs Materials and Contracts Depreciation and Amortisation Other Operating Expenses

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PILLAR 6

Leadership and transparency Goal: 6.1 - The community is involved and listened to.

Community consultation

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.1.1 Actively implement the GRC Community Engagement Policy and Strategy, providing a consistent and bestpractice approach to engagement across all Council functions.

a. Review performance indicators and data with internal and external stakeholders to ensure data contributes to continuous improvement.

ai. Continue to review performance indicators and data with internal and external stakeholders to ensure data contributes to continuous improvement.

b. Embed Council’s Engagement Strategy as an overarching process for all Council engagement activity.

bi. Implement changes to Your Say following feedback from the Your Say Satisfaction Survey.

c. Develop and build a brand and identity for the LGA.

bii. Deliver training to relevant staff concerning updates to Community Engagement Strategy. ci. Continue to develop and build a brand and identify for the LGA.

Engagement mechanisms

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.1.2 Use of online, social media and other communication channels, including Your Say Georges River.

a. Broaden the range of Council and community issues referred for feedback to Council’s Your Say Georges River Panel.

ai. Continue to broaden the range of Council and community issues referred for feedback to Council’s Your Say Georges River Panel.

b. Develop comprehensive communication plans for Council’s projects, programs and initiatives.

bi. Create and implement an Engagement Communication Plan for major projects where Council is seeking community engagement in 2021/22 including use of print media and traditional marketing methods.

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Performance reporting

Responsibility: Manager, Office of the General Manager Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.1.3 Publicly and regularly report on our performance against strategic, financial and operational plans

a. Comply with all requirements of Integrated Planning and Reporting legislation, including progress reports for the Community Strategic Plan, Delivery Program and Operational Plan.

ai. Communicate Council’s progress against the Community Strategic Plan, Delivery Program and Operational Plan.

b. Develop an Annual Community Consultation Progress report.

(Director City Strategy and Innovation) c. Deliver and report on the Financial Assistance Program. (Director Community and Culture)

bi. Create an Annual Community Consultation Progress report.

(Director City Strategy and Innovation) ci. Deliver and report on the financial assistance program including community grants, community leases, microgrants, venue hire program, heritage grants, heritage publication grants, donations, Councillor Discretionary Ward Fund, COVID recovery program, sponsorship program. (Director Community and Culture)

Goal: 6.2 - Open, informed and transparent decision-making supports the interests of the community.

Transparent communication

Responsibility: Manager, Office of the General Manager Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.2.1 Make all reports to Council Meetings public wherever possible under the Local Government Act 1993 or provide open and closed reports where necessary.

a. Investigate the feasibility of ‘Meet your Ward Councillors’ sessions.

ai. Review current program to date and recommend feasibility of offering the program in the future.

b. Utilise webcasting to improve access to information from Council meetings.

bi. Webcast resolutions from any items considered in closed sessions.

Risk management

Responsibility: Manager Governance and Risk Management

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Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.2.2 Undertake effective risk management to provide greater certainty and security over the management of Council resources and services.

a. Annually review Council’s enterprise and operational risks.

ai. Maintain the focus on education, awareness and mitigation with respect to risk management procurement and fraud control. aii. Review and report on the Governance Framework status to the Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee.

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Procurement

Responsibility: Manager Governance and Risk Management Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.2.3 Ensure procurement policies and practices demonstrate bestpractice in probity assurance and legislative compliance.

a. Review procurement policy and practice through the Local Government Procurement Program.

ai. Continue to implement recommendations from the Procurement Audit. aii. Ongoing focus on procurement contracts governance strategies and enabling priorities.

Timely provision of information

Responsibility: Manager Governance and Risk Management Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.2.4 Provide timely access to Council information, in accordance with legislation, policy, public interest considerations, proactive disclosure and the respect for individual privacy.

a. Maintain online public registers as required under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA) including contracts, gifts and benefits and Councillor and Designated Persons disclosure returns (sections 4.21-4.27 of Council’s Code of Conduct).

ai. Continue to maintain public registers under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009 (GIPA) including contracts, gifts and benefits and Councillor disclosures of interest returns.

b. Maintain online records of Council and Committee papers and minutes, donations and sponsorships, and Councillor expenses. (Manager, Office of the General Manager) c. Report to the Office of Local Government and the NSW Ombudsman on Code of Conduct and Public Interest Disclosure matters in accordance with statutory reporting requirements.

aii. Continue to implement a training and awareness program for Code of Conduct and Public Interest Disclosure matters. bi. Continue to maintain online records of Council and Committee papers and minutes, donations and sponsorships and Councillor expenses. ci. Continue reporting statistics to the Office of Local Government, NSW Ombudsman and the Information Privacy Commission under provisions of related Acts and Council’s Procedures for the Administration of the Code of Conduct in accordance with statutory reporting requirements.

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Audit responsibilities

Responsibility: Chief Audit Executive Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.2.5 Use the Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee to independently advise Council on good governance, audit matters, business improvement and risk management controls.

a. Facilitate the Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee (ARIC) to fulfil its responsibilities under the Local Government Act and the ARIC Charter.

ai. Prepare an annual ARIC Responsibility Calendar reflecting Local Government and ARIC Charter requirements to be completed throughout the year.

b. Prepare a three-year risk-based Audit Plan.

aii. Facilitate 4-5 ARIC meetings per year with the Agendas to cover all topics in the ARIC Responsibility Calendar over the year.

c. Provide ARIC with the status of internal audit recommendation implementation. d. Liaise with the Office of Local Government regarding internal audit guidelines and adopt as required.

aiii. Facilitate to ARIC Annual Report to Council on activities and functions. bi. Complete the 2021/22 Audit Program. ci. Provide the ARIC with the status of audit recommendations at each meeting. di. Implement any mandatory internal audit guidelines issued by the OLG.

Councillor role

Responsibility: Manager, Office of the General Manager

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Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.2.6 Ensure compliance with Section 232(1) of the Local Government Act and processes adopted in Council policies.

a. Implement a Councillor training program to improve decision making, facilitate better communication with the local community and assist Councillors to acquire and maintain the skills needed to perform their role.

ai. Implement and promote a Professional Development Program for Councillors to ensure a minimum of 12 hours skills development training is offered to each Councillor.

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Goal: 6.3 - Leadership focuses on innovation and improving the customer experience.

Customer service

Responsibility: Manager City Life Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.3.1 Meet customer service commitments that aim to make it easy to do business with Council and create systems and a culture that support positive customer experiences.

a. Improve consistency and reliability of service across all customer contact channels.

ai. Conduct a review of the Georges River Council Customer Experience Strategy.

Continuous improvement

Responsibility: Director, City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.3.2 Demonstrate a culture of continuous improvement and effective governance throughout Council services.

a. Implement an Innovation Strategy to provide a strategic approach to improvements to customer service, service delivery and performance improvement.

ai. Implement the Innovation Strategy and embed a culture of innovation across the organisation.

b. Establish Council’s reputation as a leading local government organisation. c. Raise awareness for cyber security.

(Chief Information Officer)

bi. Develop strategic partnerships to influence key government policy and bring investment to the LGA. ci. Finalise benchmarking of Information Security framework against Essential 8 and NSW Cyber Security Policy.

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Strategy and innovation

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.3.3 Increase the status, influence, reputation and brand of GRC and its LGA through a greater focus on innovation and advocacy.

a. Maximise the potential of the Kogarah Health and Research Hub.

ai. Deliver an investment prospectus for Kogarah.

b. Build the cultural identity of Hurstville CBD as the Heart of the City.

aii. Implement the Kogarah Investment Attraction Strategy to grow the existing Kogarah Health and Education Precinct.

c. Develop an advocacy strategy that identifies how GRC can influence government policy and secure government investment in the LGA. d. Assist and promote the greening and creation of open space in our town centres. e. Complete the program of service delivery reviews commenced after the establishment of GRC. (Manager City Life)

bi. Continue to build and promote the cultural identity of Hurstville as the Heart of the City. ci. Implement an Advocacy Program to raise Council’s reputation/ profile and ultimately influence government policy to secure government investment in the LGA. di. Continue to drive increased greening and creation/ improvement of open space in our town centres. ei. Complete the Venues and Facilities Management Service Review.

(Manager City Life)

Goal: 6.4 - Council’s assets and resources are managed responsibly and with accountability.

Asset management

Responsibility: Manager Infrastructure Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.4.1 Implement Asset Management Plans to maintain infrastructure assets in a safe and functional standard, meeting current and future community needs.

a. Consult with the community about the service standards for Council assets, including asset maintenance funding in the context of Council’s overall budget imperatives, and use this to inform a review of asset ownership and maintenance standards.

ai. Update Asset Management Plan for road, footpath, drainage and building assets classes based on updated asset data capture.

b. Review and progress with any funding opportunities accessible to progress with the GRC Depot Master Plan. (Executive Manager, Engineering Operations)

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bi. Continue to investigate potential funding opportunities to progress the GRC Depot Master Plan.

(Executive Manager, Engineering Operations)

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Financial strength

Responsibility: Chief Financial Officer Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.4.2 Maintain a sustainably strong financial position, balanced with demand for essential services and new projects, and having regard for Section 8B(d) (ii) of the Local Government Act (the current generation funds the cost of its services).

a. Align the Long-Term Financial Plan to the strategic priorities of Council.

ai. Refine the Long-Term Financial Plan to incorporate proposed new projects and programs and to facilitate financially sustainable decisions.

b. Develop a fair and equitable Georges River Council Rating System that also improves Council’s financial sustainability. c. Ensure financial policy and process improvements focus on the integrity of controls, improved data for business decisions and customer experience.

aii. Incorporate the review of Council’s Asset Management Plan (6.4.1.a), including asset life, depreciation and maintenance costs, into Council’s Long-Term Financial Plan. bi. Implement a rating system across the Local Government Area (LGA) that complies with relevant legislation and NSW Government approval. ci. Expand payment options for all revenue activities to minimise risks and costs associated with cash and cheque management.

Property management

Responsibility: Director Business and Corporate Services Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.4.3 Actively manage Council’s property portfolio to maximise returns on investment in community assets and programs.

a. Plan for and implement a purchasing program for property requiring compulsory acquisition in the comprehensive LEP.

ai. Redevelop Sans Souci Bathers’ Pavilion to provide commercial leasing opportunity.

b. Complete Planning Proposals for the Hurstville Civic Centre precinct.

bi. Develop Master Plan for Sans Souci Park. (Manager Strategic Planning) bii. Develop Plan of Management for Sans Souci Park. (Manager Strategic Planning) biii. Progress Planning Proposals for planned Council developments.

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Digital Resource Management

Responsibility: Chief Information Officer Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.4.4 To strengthen Council’s reputation and maintain community confidence by delivering secure, efficient, easy to use services. For our community, this means greater flexibility dealing with Council.

a. Implement the Digital Resourcing Management Plan.

ai. Implement initiatives from the Digital Experience Strategy. aii. Establish e-planning technology framework: NSW Planning Portal, API integration between Technology One and NSW Planning Portal, T1 e-planning module implementation. aiii. Implement digital initiatives for the Customer Experience Program. aiv. Deliver Works, Assets and Mobility Program. av. Enable committed Governance initiatives to support business resilience and keep our information safe.

Goal: 6.5 - The workforce is inspiring, diverse and engaged.

Workforce planning and performance

Responsibility: Executive Manager People and Culture Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.5.1 Implement leading people practices to create a high performing, capable and resilient workforce.

a. Implement the GRC Workforce Plan.

ai. Implement Council’s Wellness and Belonging Program.

b. Implement performance management and learning strategy and programs. c. Continue to provide a Workplace Health and Safety System to support a well and safe workplace.

(Manager Governance and Risk)

bi. Implement performance program and streamline performance appraisal process. bii. Review and enhance the performance development frameworks to align capability with the organisation’s current and future priorities and implement a leadership development program to ensure skill levels and capability continue to be improved within the leadership group. ci. Evaluate Work, Health and Safety (WH&S) procedures and implement effective controls to manage WH&S risks. (Manager Governance and Risk)

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Goal: 6.6 - Council has a regional-approach to service delivery and facilities.

Regional planning

Responsibility: Director City Strategy and Innovation Strategy

By 2021/22 we will…

In 2021/22 we will…

6.6.1 Plan for regionallevel services and facilities and share information across State agencies and neighbouring councils.

a. Work with neighbouring Council’s to facilitate major projects with longterm delivery timeframes.

ai. Develop Strategic partnerships to influence key government policy and bring investment to the LGA.

b. Develop an engagement program for services and facilities where regional collaboration would assist in their delivery, including those identified in the GRC Open Space and Recreation Strategy.

bi. Deliver engagement program for city advocacy.

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PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Measures

Baseline

Target

Responsibility

Annual nett litigation costs managed to $1.9m budget.

$843,000

< $1,900,000

Director Legal Services and General Counsel

Percentage of legal cases determined in accordance with Council’s corporate and strategic objectives including successful prosecutions (convictions) and/or fines for major environment offences, including tree breaches.

100%

> 75%

Director Legal Services and General Counsel

Attempted resolution of Class 1 merit appeals by way of alternative dispute resolution such as s34 conciliation wherever possible and appropriate.

100%

100%

Director Legal Services and General Counsel

Number of Your Say Georges River Panel Members increases 10% annually.

New measure

> 10%

Coordinator Communications and Engagement

Council decisions made at meetings closed to the public.

8%

< 25%

Manager, Office of the General Manager

Number of registered speakers at Council Meetings.

New measure

>5

Manager, Office of the General Manager

Number of registered speakers at Committee Meetings.

New measure

>0

Manager, Office of the General Manager

Percentage of occupancy across all Council-owned commercial properties.

97%

> 90%

Head of Strategic Property

Council’s overall Customer Experience rating.

53%

63%

Manager City Life

Percentage of customer requests completed within agreed times.

64%

80%

Manager City Life

Percentage of correspondence responded to within 14 days.

82%

> 80%

Manager City Life

Percentage of complaints completed within agreed times.

67%

90%

Manager City Life

Percentage compliance with statutory and legislative reporting requirements (Office of Local Government Compliance Calendar).

100%

100%

Manager Governance and Risk

Percentage of customers satisfied with the overall experience with their customer requests to Council.

78.7%

80%

Manager City Life

Customer satisfaction with face to face interaction at Council operated facilities.

≥80%

80%

Manager City Life

Number of visits to Council’s website is increased by 10% annually.

New measure

699,595

Coordinator Communications and Engagement

Actual year to date income is no more than 5% under the year to date approved budget.

8% under budget

< 5%

Chief Financial Officer

Actual year to date expenditure is no more than 5% over the year to date approved budget.

12% under budget

< 5%

Chief Financial Officer

Investment portfolio returns for the past 12 months exceeding industry benchmark as disclosed by CPG.

3.39% 1.64% above benchmark

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Chief Financial Officer

Measures

Baseline

Target

Responsibility

Operating Performance - Operating expenditure is contained within operating revenue.

-2.57%

> 0%

Chief Financial Officer

Own Source Operating Revenue¹ - % of self funding.

78.49%

> 60%

Chief Financial Officer

Unrestricted Current Ratio².

3.86

> 1.5

Chief Financial Officer

Rates and Annual Charges Outstanding Ratio³.

3.0%

< 5%

Chief Financial Officer

Percentage of WHS Incident Management Corrective Actions finalised within agreed times.

22%

60%

Manager Governance and Risk

Increased income from grants.

13%

25%

Director City Strategy and Innovation

¹ This ratio measures fiscal flexibility. It is the degree of reliance on external funding sources such as operating grants and contributions. ² To assess the adequacy of working capital and its ability to satisfy obligations in the short term for the unrestricted activities of Council. ³ This ratio assesses the impact of uncollected rates and annual charges on liquidity and the efficiency of Council’s debt recovery.

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2021/22 BUDGET Leadership and transparency

Budget 2021/22 $,000

2021/22Operating BUDGET Revenue Rates and Annual Charges Leadership and Transparency User Charges and Fees Operating Revenue Interest Income Rates and Annual Charges Other Operating Revenues User Charges and Fees Operating Grants and Contributions Interest Income

73,232

Budget 2021/22 $,000

269 292

73,232

900

269

5,269

292

on Sale of Assets OtherProfit Operating Revenues

Operating Grants and Contributions Total Operating Revenue Profit on Sale of Assets Operating Expenditure Total Operating Revenue Employee Costs Operating Expenditure Interest Charges Employee Costs Materials and Contracts Interest Charges Depreciation and Amortisation Materials and Contracts

900

250

5,269

80,212

250 80,212

16,372 -

16,372

7,396

7,396

19,222

Other Operating Expenses Depreciation and Amortisation

19,222

10,509

Total Expenditure Other Operating Expenses

10,509

53,499

53,499

6,964

Total Expenditure Capital Grants and Contributions Capital Grants and Contributions Operating Result before Capital Revenue - Surplus/(Deficit) Operating Result before Capital Revenue - Surplus/(Deficit)

INCOME

6,964

26,712

26,712

Rates and Annual Charges User Charges and Fees Interest Income Other Operating Revenues Operating Grants and Contributions Capital Grants and Contributions

EXPENDITURE Employee Costs Interest Charges Materials and Contracts Depreciation and Amortisation Other Operating Expenses

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Financial estimates About the 2021/22 Budget The 2021/22 budget is an important year for Council and the community. The budget has been prepared with a focus on the feedback received from the Community during our New Rates 2021 consultation. It has incorporated the service standards that are expected, identified savings, and assumes the special rate variation.

Without the special rate variation, Council’s future would be at risk, with immediate staff and service reductions being required. The 2021/22 budget is a considered budget that places Council on the path to securing its long-term financial sustainability in future years.

The Capital budget has been prioritised to focus on grant and contribution funded projects along with high priority critical asset renewal. Council’s operating cash contribution continues to be reduced to protect cash reserves, so that cash remains available to fund essential community services.

Key aspects of the budget include: • New or renewed community assets to the value of $40 million.

Highlights include: » Hurstville Golf Course Clubhouse project » Mortdale Shopping Centre Streetscape » Fleet and Plant Replacement Program » Road Re-sheeting Program » Critical Safety and Asset Renewal program » Decontamination and Remediation of the Kogarah War Memorial Site » Storm water Drainage Critical Program » Footpath Critical Safety Program •

Implementation of productivity improvements and cost efficiencies identified in the adopted IPART application continues

•

No reduction in grants or subsidies to community groups

•

Retention of the expiring former Hurstville Special Rate Variation (announcement from the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) due May 2021).

•

Application of the New Rates 2021 Special Rate Variation to increase rate income, which includes retention of the expiring former Hurstville Special Rate Variation (announcement from the (IPART) due May 2021).

•

Expansion of Council hardship payment support options

•

Segregation of funds to ensure footpaths, playgrounds, building, roads, stormwater and other key assets are repaired and renewed.

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•

No new loan borrowings

•

Employee costs budget target with the annual award increase of 2% being absorbed by the application of savings strategy

•

Reduction in consultancies through a greater investment in-house skills

•

Strict application of the pricing methodology to fees and charges with an aim of cost recovery

•

Depreciation increase due to the construction of new assets and rising cost of replacement

•

Continued obligation to repay the Mortdale Jubilee Community Centre external loan ($500,000 annual repayment from general revenue)

•

The scheduled 2021 Election of $1 million has been funded

•

Anticipated costs associated with debt recovery as a result of COVID-19 impacts

•

Disposal of underperforming assets, including plant and properties to offset loss of income due to COVID-19 and investment interest income drop ($3.3 million income)

•

Deferral of capital projects such as the new skate park, public art program, synthetic fields program, LED Streetlight Upgrade, new footpath construction, San Souci Bathers Pavilion construction, Hurstville Civic Precinct development, etc.

Based on this approach the adopted forecast deficit of $12 million has been reduced to a projected deficit of $4.5 million, which aligns to the recommended model in the Long Term Financial Plan (LTFP), that will place Council on the path to financial sustainability.

Full details of Council’s 10 years LTFP, which includes the new draft budget result, are outlined in the Resourcing Strategy.

In preparing the draft 2021/22 Budget some difficult decisions have been required to secure Council’s financial sustainability.

Council has an adopted forecasted operating deficit (before capital grants) for 2021/22 of $12 million.

Therefore, in order to minimise Council’s projected operating deficit, protect cash reserves and weather any continued adverse impacts of COVID-19, $6 million worth of operational programs project, services and $350 million in capital projects being deferred, reduced or deleted.

Major items include: • Reduction in employee costs, i.e. no increase budgeted for the mandated annual Award increase, maintaining the vacancy rate, recruitment holding periods, annual Christmas close down •

Continued removal of staff benefits such as the all-staff conference, Learning and Development program and removal of the Christmas period grant days

•

Reduction of the Councillor Discretionary Ward fund

•

Continuation of the removal of the additional voluntary Pensioner Rebate

•

Deferral of operational projects such as the Local Environment Plan Stage 2, Environmental Resilience Strategy (Clean energy and climate change), Biodiversity Strategy, Beverly Hills Masterplan, etc.

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Budgeted Income Statement

2018/2019 Budget

2019/2020 Budget

2020/2021 Budget

2021/2022 Budget

$'000

$'000

$'000

$'000

Rates and Annual Charges

93,795

94,979

98,819

102,141

User Charges and Fees

14,654

15,496

16,657

15,148

5,891

3,426

2,190

1,050

Other Revenues

11,899

9,175

11,355

12,295

Operating Grants and Contributions

10,141

8,877

11,360

15,364

550

1,061

5,000

2,975

136,930

133,014

145,381

148,973

Employee Costs

56,508

58,730

59,500

60,495

Interest Charges

74

71

55

25

Materials and Contracts

42,454

39,364

41,928

44,390

Depreciation and Amortisation

19,557

20,631

24,014

24,894

Other Operating Expenses

21,606

22,162

23,109

23,635

140,199

140,9588

148,606

153,439

Operating Result before Capital Revenue – surplus/(deficit)

(3,269)

(7,944)

(3,225)

(4,466)

Capital Grants and Contributions

36,304

14,068

21,366

18,216

Operating Revenue

Interest and Investment Revenue

Profit on Sale of Assets Total Operating Revenue Operating Expenditure

Total Expenditure

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Budgeted Statement of Financial Position

2018/2019 Budget

2019/2020 Budget

2020/2021 Budget

2021/2022 Budget

$'000

$'000

$'000

$'000

166,710

117,982

130,661

143,403

10,707

10,189

23,107

18,911

Inventories

155

165

190

166

Other

455

586

585

585

1,366,713

1,316,852

1,409,388

1,414,544

17,660

17,800

17,660

17,660

1,362

2,662

1,827

1,581

1,563,224

1,466,236

1,583,418

1,596,850

23,468

20,287

19,628

19,551

Income received in advance

596

596

596

596

Borrowings

500

500

500

125

14,717

16,086

15,486

15,745

1,125

625

125

0

40,406

38,097

36,335

36,017

Accumulated surplus

1,419,106

1,405,045

1,443,371

1,457,121

Revaluation Reserve

103,712

23,094

103,712

103,712

1,522,817

1,428,139

1,547,083

1,560,833

ASSETS Current Assets Cash, Cash Equivalents and Investments Receivables

Non-current Assets Property, Plant and Equipment Investment Property Intangible Assets Total Assets LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Payables

Accruals and Provisions Non-Current Liabilities Borrowings Provisions Total Liabilities EQUITY

Total Equity

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Budgeted Statement of Cash Flows

2018/2019 Budget

2019/2020 Budget

2020/2021 Budget

2021/2022 Budget

$'000

$'000

$'000

$'000

Rates and Annual Charges

92,586

94,924

88,144

105,884

User Charges and Fees

13,325

15,444

16,527

15,359

Grants and Contributions

11,644

8,770

11,088

14,967

Other

12,222

9,255

9,082

12,622

(57,877)

(59,084)

(60,104)

(60,236)

(74)

(71)

(55)

(25)

Materials and Contracts

(42,989)

(39,614)

(42,059)

(43,957)

Other

(19,308)

(21,324)

(23,259)

(23,434)

9,529

8,300

(607)

21,180

6,143

3,759

2,622

1,362

Capital Grants & Contributions

36,304

14,068

21,366

18,216

Proceeds from Sale of Assets

3,443

1,763

5,000

4,575

Capital Works and Purchase of Fixed Assets

(70,245)

(50,690)

(40,529)

(32,120)

Net Cash Provided from Investing Activities

(24,355)

(31,100)

(11,541)

(7,967)

-

-

-

-

Loan Principal Payment

(500)

(500)

(500)

(500)

Net Cash Provided from Financing Activities

(500)

(500)

(500)

(500)

Net/Increases/Decreases in Cash, Cash Equivalents and Investments

(15,326)

(23,300)

(12,677)

12,713

Opening Cash Balance – Beginning of the Year

182,036

141,282

143,338

130,690

Total Cash, Cash Equivalents and Investments

166,710

117,982

130,661

143,403

OPERATING ACTIVITIES Receipts

Payments Employee Benefits and On-Costs Borrowing Costs

Net Cash Provided from Operating Activities INVESTING ACTIVITIES Receipts Investment & Interest Revenue Received

Payments

FINANCING ACTIVITIES Receipts Proceeds from Borrowings Payments

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Projected Restricted Cash Reserves Balances

2018/2019 Actual

2019/2020 Actual

2020/2021 Budget

2021/2022 Budget

$'000

$'000

$'000

$'000

75,661

75,054

83,884

73,468

1,718

1,636

77

0

21,932

21,609

13,625

9,584

1,770

513

1,462

1,492

93

93

93

93

2,586

2,932

1,816

1,749

331

176

0

177

104,091

102,013

100,957

86,563

Employee Leave Entitlements

9,513

6,561

7,509

6,637

Plant and Vehicle Replacement

4,276

4,158

6,316

6,705

923

1,273

1,623

823

1,209

1,209

1,209

848

75

127

143

142

Financial Assistance Grant

2,320

2,290

2,320

2,290

Bonds and Damage Deposits

5,240

4,240

5,240

4,240

Merger Initiatives Allocation

3,194

2,767

303

872

-

24

-

194

Stronger Communities Fund

8,757

4,593

-

-

Assets, Roads and Infrastructure Management

9,345

6,365

2,020

2,881

Commercial Property

6,202

1,959

5,337

5,149

Strategic Centres

7,743

5,742

7,743

5,743

Revolving Energy

177

44

129

67

Tree Preservation

353

452

203

417

1,544

1,312

1,049

0

60,871

43,116

41,144

37,008

164,962

145,129

142,101

123,571

Externally Restricted Closing Balances Developer Contributions Specific Purpose Unexpended Grants Domestic Waste Management Reserve Stormwater Management Environmental Levy Town Improvement Levy Funds Infrastructure Plus Total Externally Restricted Balances Internally Restricted Closing Balances

Election Childcare Equipment Hurstville Golf Course

Outdoor Synthetic Sports Fields Reserve

Aquatic Facilities Total Internally Restricted Balances

Total

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Key Performance Indicators

Benchmark

2018/2019 Budget

2019/2020 Budget

2020/2021 Budget

2021/2022 Budget

0%

-2.9%

-6.8%

-5.9%

-5.1%

Operating Performance Ratio

(Measures the extent of Council's Revenue (net of Capital Grants) coverage of Expenditure)

Own Source Revenue Generated (w/o Grant income)

> 80%

72.5%

84.3%

79.8%

79.6%

> 1.5x

3.7

1.9

1.8

1.7

> 2.0x

27.3

45.1

28.5

33.3

> 1.1x

1.0

1.0

0.9

0.8

(Measures Council's dependence on Grants income)

Unrestricted Current Ratio (Measures Council's liquidity)

Debt Service Cover Ratio (Measures Council's capacity to service debt)

Capital Works & Asset renewals

(Measures Council's expenditure on renewal of assets in relation to the annual Depreciation charge)

Own Source Revenue Growth

> 0%

5%

-2%

5%

1%

Debtor Days Outstanding - Rates

< 30

11.7

11.0

50.0

35.0

Debtor Days Outstanding - Other Debtors (net of Rates)

< 30

35.3

54.5

58.0

56.0

Debtor Collection Rate - Rates

= > 100%

99.8%

99.9%

89.2%

103.7%

Debtor Collection Rate - Other Debtors (net of Rates)

= > 100%

101.3%

100.5%

96.3%

100.7%

> 3 Mths

6.2

4.3

3.4

3.8

> 60%

71.9%

67.6%

66.5%

64.9%

1%

0.6%

0.5%

0.6%

0.6%

(Measures Council's increase of own source revenue)

(Measures Council's management of Debtors)

(Measures Council's Collection Rate of Debtors)

Cash Coverage Ratio (Measures Council's Cash coverage of Expenditure)

Remaining useful Life of Assets (Expressed as a % of Gross Cost of Assets)

Repairs & Maintenance as a % of WDV of Assets

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Budgeted 2021/22 Capital Program

Budgeted 2021/22 Capital With the reduction in external funding sourcesProgram the Capital program budget is moving towards a sustainable level.

The program has been developed by established clear priorities. The 2021/22 Capital Program will focus on the With the reduction external infrastructure funding sources the Capital programprojects budgethave is moving towards a delivery of $42.9 million in in community projects.

The following been proposed: sustainable level. The program has been developed by established clear priorities. The 2021/22 Capital Golf Program willClubhouse focus on the delivery of $42.9 million in community infrastructure projects. The • Hurstville Course following projects have been proposed: • Hurstville Oval Cricket Pavilion Hurstville Golf Course Clubhouse • Former Oatley Bowling Club Masterplan Works Hurstville Oval Cricket Pavilion • Kogarah War Memorial Pool, Demolition, Decontamination and Remediation Former Oatley Bowling Club Masterplan Works • Mortdale Shopping Centre Streetscape Kogarah War Memorial Pool, Demolition, Decontamination and Remediation • Hurstville Revitalisation (NSW Government - Public Spaces Legacy Program) Mortdale Shopping Centre Streetscape • Riverwood Main Street (NSW Government - Public Spaces Legacy Program) Hurstville Revitalisation (NSW Government - Public Spaces Legacy Program) • Olds Park Master Plan Implementation Riverwood Main Street (NSW Government - Public Spaces Legacy Program) • The Green Sports Amenities Building Olds Park Master Plan Implementation • Kogarah Streetscape Upgrade The Green Sports Amenities Building • Plant and Light Vehicle Fleet Replacement Kogarah Streetscape Upgrade • Road Re-sheeting Program Plant and Light Vehicle Fleet Replacement • Community Asset Critical Safety Program Road Re-sheeting Program • Footpath Critical Safety Program Community Asset Critical Safety Program • Stormwater Drainage Critical Program Footpath Critical Safety Program • Annual Library Resource Renewal Stormwater Drainage Critical Program • Cultural Event Assets Annual Library Resource Renewal • Information Management and Technology (Cyber Security, computer/device hardware and software Cultural Event Assets implementation) Information Management and Technology (Cyber Security, computer/device hardware and software implementation) Funding for the for 2021/22 program is predominantly based on grant developer contributions and external Funding the 2021/22 program is predominantly based onfunding, grant funding, developer contributions reserves, with use of general revenue focused on roads and critical safety program items: and external reserves, with use of general revenue focused on roads and critical safety program items:

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The following table outlines the capital program by asset class. Based on current expenditure to date, multi-year projects and tendering timelines the anticipated carryover from 2020/21 into 2021/22 is estimated at $11.5 million.

Capital Program by Asset Class

2020/21 Q2 Budget

2020/2021 Q3 Actual

2021/2022 Budget

$'000

$'000

$'000

18,127

10,542

2,090

-

12

-

1,892

74

2,000

324

194

24

Land Community - Council Owned - WIP

-

-

-

Office Equip

-

-

-

7,496

2,494

2,365

-

77

-

589

243

4,400

-

-

56

1,711

71

-

178

64

200

10

6

-

233

233

-

$30,560

$14,010

$11,135

4,239

3,341

25

-

5

1,380

3,936

2,277

8

Furniture & Fittings

28

-

900

Library Collections

438

236

-

-

-

407

230

41

-

New Assets Buildings - Non Specialised Buildings - Specialised Footpaths Furniture & Fittings

Open Space/Recreational Operational Land Council Owned Other Structures Plant & Equip Roads Software Licenses and System Development Stormwater Various Plant & Equip Other Sub-Total Renewal of Assets Buildings - Non Specialised Buildings - Specialised Footpaths

Non Depreciable Land Improve Office Equip

8,690

2,376

140

Operational Land Council Owned

Open Space/Recreational

-

2

6,945

Other Structures

-

-

-

131

59

70

7,408

2,385

3,500

-

-

6,094

Stormwater

640

318

-

Various Plant & Equip Other

599

53

800

Sub-Total

$26,339

$11,093

$20,269

Total

$56,899

$25,103

$31,404

Plant & Equip Roads Software Licenses and System Development

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Rating and Revenue Policies Rating Structure

Postponement of rates

Council’s rate revenue is regulated by the NSW Government and this arrangement is known as rate pegging. Rate pegging limits the amount that Council can increase its total annual rate revenue from one year to the next.

Where a property is used as a single dwelling but, due to zoning or permitted use has a land value that reflects the potential use rather than the actual use, we will provide a postponement of rates in accordance with section 591 of the LG Act. These postponed rates, together with the accrued interest, are abandoned after five years unless the use of the property changes; at that point the rates become payable.

Since May 2016 Georges River Council has been required to operate two separate rating systems, these being the former Kogarah and former Hurstville councils. On 1 July 2021 Georges River Council is required to have one rating system for the entire Local Government Area (LGA).

The former Hurstville Council’s rate path included an expiring Special Rate Variation (SRV). The Special Rate Variation - Infrastructure Plus has been in place since 2006/07 and will expire in 2021/22. This will result in a decline to Council’s Rate Revenue of $2.3 million.

Funds from Infrastructure Plus have been used to fund costs associated with infrastructure maintenance and renewal.

Non-rateability Council deems land to be non-rateable strictly in accordance with Sections 555 and 556 of the LG Act.

On 8 February 2021, Council approved for a submission to be made to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) to retain the expiring former Hurstville SRV, increase Council’s total rate income over the next five years above the rate peg, whilst implementing a single, fair, equitable and consistent rating system for the entire Georges River Area.

Land Values Each year the annual rate revenue distribution is calculated based on a property’s latest valuation received from the NSW Valuer-General. Council cannot make and levy a rate in respect of a parcel of land unless furnished with a valuation of that land under the Valuation Land Act 1916 Every three years, the NSW Valuer General provides new land values for Council to use in calculating and distributing rates. For 2021/22 rating year, Council will be applying the new land values undertaken on 1 July 2019.

Changes to land valuations will impact on the distribution of rates payable by individual households or businesses. Though, increases/decreases in land values do not necessarily lead to similar increases/ decreases in rates, as land values are used to fairly distribute and calculate Councils annual rate revenue across ratepayers.

Overall, land values decreased across NSW by 5.4% to $1.73 trillion in the 12 months to 1 July 2019.

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Rate Structure Summary The following table provides a summary of the 2021/22 rates structure. It shows the number of rateable properties within each of the rating categories (and subcategory), listed according to those to be rated at the minimum amount, the rate in the dollar applicable to the category.

2021/22 Rate Structure

Rate

No. of Properties

2021/22 Rate Revenue $'000

Residential Georges River Council - Ordinary Ad-valorem Georges River Council - Ordinary Minimum

0.00157010

22,077

30,881

$965.80

31,869

30,685

53,946

61,566

0.00318090

538

1,919

$1,100

356

423

0.00389810

546

2,604

$1,100

381

419

0.00369810

384

1,394

$1,100

119

127

0.00857890

8

640

$1,500

-

-

0.00396360

439

4,023

$1,500

859

1,290

3,630

$12,839

Subtotal Residential Business Business General - Ordinary Ad-valorem Business General - Ordinary Minimum Business Industrial - Ordinary Ad-valorem Business Industrial - Ordinary Minimum Business Local - Ordinary Ad-valorem Business Local - Ordinary Minimum Business Major Shopping Complex - Ordinary Advalorem Business Major Shopping Complex - Ordinary Minimum Business Strategic Centres - Ordinary Ad-valorem Business Strategic Centres - Ordinary Minimum Subtotal Special Rates Total

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Debt Management and Hardship policy Pensioner rebate policy Holders of a Pensioner Concession Card who own and occupy a rateable property are eligible for a pensioner concession. The Local Government Act provides for a pension rebate of up to 50 per cent of the aggregated ordinary rates and domestic waste management service charges, to a maximum of $250.

Under the State's mandatory Pensioner Concession Scheme, the State Government reimburses Council 55% of the rates and charges written off and Council funds the remaining 45%. Council has approximately 8,000 properties that receive a pensioner concession on their rates. Pensioner concessions are expected to total $2 million in 2021/22. The 55 per cent pensioner subsidy received from the NSW Government will amount to approximately $1.1 million.

Rating

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Interest on Overdue Rates Council must set the interest payable on overdue rates and charges for 2021/22 in accordance with section 566(3) of the LG Act. Council will apply the maximum rate (6%) as set by the Minister for Local Government, for interest payable on overdue rates and charges.

Interest accrues daily on rates and charges that remain unpaid after they become due and payable.

Hardship Assistance Council recognises that the current health crisis is causing financial hardship to many residents and businesses within our community. Council has a Debt Management and Hardship Policy to support the community during these unforeseen events.

The following assistance options can be sought through an application to Council • Extension of due date and interest free periods •

Development of a payment plan, instalment plans or deferral plans

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Waiving or reducing accrued interest

For businesses renting the property and seeking rates relief– you will require your landlord to apply to Council for hardship assistance.

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Rating Classification Maps

Rating classification maps are available for inspection at the Georges River Civic Centre. The maps show parts of the Local Government AreaClassification (LGA) to which eachMaps category and sub-category Rating of the ordinary rate included in the operational plan applies. Subcategories forclassification the business maps rate will reviewed an annualat the Georges River Civic Centre. The maps g Classification Maps Rating arebe available foron inspection basis to assess local area changes. show parts of the Local Government Area (LGA) to which each category and sub-category of the Rating Classification Maps assification maps are available for inspection at the Georges River Civic Centre. The for maps ordinary rate included in the operational plan applies.

Sub-categories the business rate will be rts of the Business Local Government Area (LGA)basis which each Centres category sub-category of the reviewed on an annual to assess local areaand changes.

Sub-Category –to Strategic Rating maps available for inspection thebusiness Georgesrate River rate included in classification the operational planare applies.

Sub-categories foratthe willCivic be Centre. The maps show parts Locallocal Government Area (LGA) to which each category and sub-category of the on an annual basis of to the assess area changes.

Business Sub-Category – Strategic Centres ordinary rate included in the operational plan applies.

Sub-categories for the business rate will be Hurstville CBD Kogarah CBD reviewed on an annual basis to assess local areaCentres changes.

Business Sub-Category – Strategic Hurstville CBD Kogarah CBD Business Sub-Category – Strategic Centres Hurstville CBD Kogarah CBD

Business Sub-Category – Major Shopping Complex

Business Sub-Category Shopping Complex Business Sub-Category–– Major Major Shopping Complex Business Sub-Category – Major Shopping Complex

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Business Sub-Category Sub-Category – Industrial Beverly Hills

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Sub-Category – Industrial Beverly Hills

Sub-Category – Industrial Kingsgrove Sub-Category – Industrial Kingsgrove

Sub-Category – Industrial Carlton

Sub-Category – Industrial Carlton

Sub-Category – Industrial Peakhurst

Sub-Category – Industrial Peakhurst

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Sub-Category – Industrial Carlton

Sub-Category – Industrial Kingsgrove

Sub-Category – Industrial Peakhurst

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Sub-Category – Industrial Penshurst (Forest Rd)

Sub-Category – Industrial South Hurstville

Sub-Category – Industrial Kogarah (Gray Lane)

Business Sub-Category – Local Business Sub-Category Local Allawah Business Sub-Category Local Beverly Park

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Sub-Category – Industrial Kogarah (Gray Lane)

Business Sub-Category – Local Business Sub-Category – Local Business Sub-Category Local Allawah Business Sub-Category Local Beverly Park

Business Sub-Category Local Blakehurst

Business Sub-Category Local Carlton

Business Sub-Category Local Carss Park

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Business Sub-Category Local Kyle Bay

Business Sub-Category Local Mortdale

Business Sub-Category Local Oatley

Business Sub-Category Local Penshurst

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Business Sub-Category Local Ramsgate

Business Sub-Category Local Riverwood

Business Sub-Category Local Oatley

Business Sub-Category Local Penshurst

Business Sub-Category Local Ramsgate

Business Sub-Category Local Riverwood

Business Sub-Category Local Sans Souci

Business Sub-Category Local South Hurstville

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Waste management charges During 2021/22, Council will continue to levy a charge for residential waste management services, to recover the actual cost of the services. A charge will be levied on each residential ratable property for which the service is available, even if the service is not used. Council also levies a charge for commercial waste services. The yield for the domestic waste management service will enable costs for the service to be fully recovered. All waste management charges are listed below: Service/Charge Description

2021/22 charge per annum

Domestic Waste Management Services Domestic Waste Management Charge Service

$ 464.88

(1 x 120L general waste bin, 1 x 240L recycling bin + 1 x 240L garden organics bin)

$ 474.00

Additional Volume Domestic Waste Management Charge

$ 616.00

Extra general waste bin service (120L)

$ 151.00

Extra general waste bin service (240L)

$ 302.00

Special additional waste service (4 or more children or medical)

$ 124.00

Extra recycling bin service (240L)

$ 107.00

Extra garden organics bin service (240L)

$ 142.00

Boarding House charge (per room)

$ 234.00

Availability charge (dwelling with private domestic waste contractor)

$ 65.00

Availability charge (dwelling with cancelled bin service)

$ 65.00

Commercial Waste Services (other than domestic) Commercial general waste bin service (240L)

$ 547.00

Commercial general waste bin service (1,100L)

$ 2,285.00

Commercial recycling waste bin service (240L)

$ 274.00

Non-rateable Property Standard Waste Management Charge Non-rateable Property Standard Waste Management Charge

$ 465.00

Non-rateable Property Additional Waste Management Charge

$ 616.00

Non-rateable general waste service (240L)

$ 547.00

Stormwater management charge The Stormwater management service charge for 2021/22 is levied under section 496A of the LG Act (as amended).

The annual charges have been set in accordance with the Local Government Amendment (Stormwater) Bill 2005 and are as follows: Stormwater Services Charges Description

2021/22 charge per annum

Residential Non Strata - per rateable property

$ 25.00

Strata – per rateable property

$ 12.50

Business Non Strata - per 350 square metres of land area, or part thereof to a maximum of $1,500 per rateable property

$ 25.00

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Loan borrowing Council has the continued obligation to repay the loan for the Jubilee Mortdale Community Centre. The annual repayment on this loan is $500,000. Council’s total debt is projected to reduce to $125,000 as at 30 June 2022.

Council does not currently plan to borrow additional funds during the 2021/22 financial year

Schedule of business or commercial activity Council undertakes activities of a commercial nature for which we receive a return, including leasing agreements for golf clubs and rental properties. However, these activities have not been identified as either Category One or Category Two businesses under competitive neutrality guidelines.

Pricing goods and services Each fee that we charge is in accordance with the following principles and revised each year by the Executive and the elected Council.

The following factors are considered by Council when setting fees and charges: • • • • • • • • •

Pricing principles (outlined below) Reasonable percentage increase in-line with costs increases Cash handling and rounding of amounts Cost of the service and operations Other revenue sources that may fund this service Laws and regulations Ability of the people using the service to pay Benefit to the community (possible subsidy) Benchmarking with like services

The pricing principles currently applied include: Cost Recovery

Includes the recovery of employee and material costs directly related to the provision of the service

External Cost

Price is determined by an external party carrying out the service or works

Subsidised (Partial Cost) Pricing

Council elects to recover only a portion of the costs of providing the service

Rate of Return Pricing

Prices are set to recover a surplus that can be directed into capital improvements or other services

Market Pricing

Prices are set at a similar amount to like services within the community

Legislated Pricing

Prices are set to comply with legislation

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Table Of Contents Georges River Council........................................................................................................................................................................8 Assets & Infrastructure.............................................................................................................................................................................................8 Privately Operated Recreation Facilities.............................................................................................................................................................................................8 Parkside Drive Tennis Courts....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Court Hire.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8

Quarry Reserve Tennis Courts..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Court Hire.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8

Ken Rosewell Tennis Centre......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Court Rates......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Coaching Services..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Clubhouse........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8

Hurstville Aquatic Leisure Centre........................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Aquatics.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Vouchers (swim/spa/steam).......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Aquatic Memberships.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Other............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Swimming Lessons....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Squad...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9 Schools......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 Kids Club...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 Health & Fitness Membership..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 Casual Fitness...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 Vouchers (Gym & Fitness Class)............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 Crèche........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11 Stadium......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11 Stadium Hire (as listed below).................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................11

Sans Souci Leisure Centre.................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 Aquatics – Swim entry..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 Swim Passes.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 Aqua Aerobics...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12

Norm O'Neill Cricket Training Facility...............................................................................................................................................................................................13 Off Peak.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 Peak............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................13

Engineering Flood Information..........................................................................................................................................................................................................13 Engineering Supervision....................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 Installation of Traffic and Directional Signage.................................................................................................................................................................................13 Illuminated Street Signs......................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Plans of Management..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Traffic Information...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Tree Management................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Street Tree Removal.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Tree Management Inspections (private land).........................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Tree Removal, replacement and pruning...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................14

Beverley Park Water Reclamation.....................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Golf Courses........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15 Hurstville Golf Course..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15 Casual Users.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15

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Golf Course Membership.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................15

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School Holiday Clinics (excludes Premium sports fields & Synthetics).............................................................................................................................................................................18 Key Charges..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18 Bonds.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18 Breach of ground and facility use...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................18 Personal Trainers......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19 Annual Charge...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19 Half-Yearly Permit.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19

Casual Users.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19 Casual Park Hire – Non Sport (Wedding, Filming, Community)...........................................................................................................................................................................................19 Oatley Park Castle....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................19

Work Zone / Construction Zone.........................................................................................................................................................................................................19 Driveway Line Marking........................................................................................................................................................................................................................20 Occupancy of Road Related Area......................................................................................................................................................................................................20 Engineering DA Inspection Fee.........................................................................................................................................................................................................20 Miscellaneous Services......................................................................................................................................................................................................................20 Deposits for damage during construction........................................................................................................................................................................................20 Application for Driveway Crossing and Associated Works (under Section 138 Roads Act).......................................................................................................21 Council Designed (includes one inspection).........................................................................................................................................................................................................................21 Assessment fee for self-design Multi Unit and/or Commercial/Industrial Development Infrastructure...........................................................................................................................21

Fees Associated to Issue of Heavy Vehicles Permit........................................................................................................................................................................21 Restoration Charges...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................21 Road Opening Charges for Restorations for Quantities Under 10 sq.m.............................................................................................................................................................................22 Roads.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22 Footpaths.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................22 Kerb & Gutter.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23

Road Opening Charges for Reinstatement for Quantities over 10m2 or 10 lin. M.............................................................................................................................................................23 Roads.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23 Footpaths.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................23 Kerb & Gutter.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24

Hoisting Activities...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................24 Bushcare..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................24

Planning & Development........................................................................................................................................................................................24 Planning Proposals.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................24 Referral to St George Design Review Panel – Planning Proposals.....................................................................................................................................................................................25

Non-rateable Waste Management Services......................................................................................................................................................................................25 External Urban Design Referral Fee..................................................................................................................................................................................................25 Development Control Plan Preparation.............................................................................................................................................................................................26 Referral to St.George Design Review Panel – DCP Amendment.........................................................................................................................................................................................26

Planning Agreements..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................26 Section 7.11 (formerly S94) Contributions........................................................................................................................................................................................26 Section 7.12 (formerly S94A) Development Contributions..............................................................................................................................................................26 Strategic, Planning and Development Advice..................................................................................................................................................................................26 Council's Development Control Plans, Studies & S94 Plans..........................................................................................................................................................27 Local Environmental Plans (LEPs)..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27 Development Control Plans (DCPs)........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27 Section 94 & Section 94A Plans..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27 Other Documents......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................27

Section 10.7 (formerly Section 149) Planning Certificate................................................................................................................................................................28 Development and Building – Development Advisory Service........................................................................................................................................................29 Single Dwellings, Dual Occupancies, Secondary Dwellings, Commercial Fit Outs (New alterations & additions, demolition and ancillary development).....................................29 All Other Development types that do not fall into any other Pre Development advisory category..................................................................................................................................29 Other Advice..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................29

Pre-Complying Development Certificate Advice..............................................................................................................................................................................30 Urban Design Review (additional to PreDA fee)....................................................................................................................................................................................................................30

Professional External Consultancy Services Fee – Peer review, Report and or Advice..............................................................................................................30 Development and Building – Development Application (DA) Fees................................................................................................................................................30 DA's for Dwelling Houses........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30 DA's for Advertisements (Signage).........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30 DA's for Change of Use (Only)................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................30 DA's for the Subdivision of Land (other than strata)............................................................................................................................................................................................................30 DA's for Strata/Stratum Subdivision.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31 All other DA's including erection of a building, carrying out of work, demolition of building or work (based on estimated costs)............................................................................31

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DA's for Designated Development..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................31

Development and Building – Modification of Development Consent Application........................................................................................................................31 Modification of Development Consent Application (Court approved and other)..........................................................................................................................32 Review of Determination Development Application or Modification to Development Consent..................................................................................................33 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33 ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................33 Review of Decision to Reject Development Application.......................................................................................................................................................................................................34

Notified & Re-notified Applications (based on estimated costs)...................................................................................................................................................34 Advertised and Re-advertised Applications (in addition to notification fees)...............................................................................................................................34 Other Application Fees – Development Assessment......................................................................................................................................................................35 Electronic File Management (Development applications, Modifications to Development Consents & Reviews of Determination).............................................................................35 Lapsed Consents......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35 Extension of Consent Application..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35 Review of Documentation submitted to Consent Conditions..............................................................................................................................................................................................35 Environmental Monitoring Fee................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................35

Application Fee Refunds / Fee Waiver..............................................................................................................................................................................................35 Applications that Fee Waivers Apply................................................................................................................................................................................................36 Site Compatibility Certificate – SEPP (Seniors Living) 2004...........................................................................................................................................................36 Site Compatibility Certificate – Infrastructure SEPP 2007...............................................................................................................................................................36 Design Review Panel Fee (not required if advice provided at Pre Development stage)..............................................................................................................37 Fee to Council for Development Applications for Integrated Development..................................................................................................................................37 Long Service Levy (All Development Types)....................................................................................................................................................................................37 Development and Building – Building Assessment and Development Engineering...................................................................................................................37 Building Information Certificate Applications........................................................................................................................................................................................................................37 Building Information Certificate Public Notification & Re-notification Fees.......................................................................................................................................................................38 Electronic File Management....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................38 Amended Plans / Documentation............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................39 Lodgement of Private PCA Issued Certificates for Records purposes...............................................................................................................................................................................39 Outside of Standard Hours Work Permit application fees....................................................................................................................................................................................................39 Swimming pools (Private Swimming Pool)............................................................................................................................................................................................................................39 Fire Safety..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................39 Annual Fire Safety Statement AFSS............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................39 Fire Safety Compliance................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................39

Hoardings.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................40 Public Roads (Licence Fee).....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................40 Council Land Other (Leasing Fee)..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................40

Damage Deposits and Inspection Fees Against damage to Council property..............................................................................................................................40 Footpath / Asset Inspection Fees............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................41

Demolition Inspection Fees................................................................................................................................................................................................................41 Section 88G Certificate.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................41 Activity Applications under Section 68, Local Government Act, 1993...........................................................................................................................................41 Information request.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................41 Professional External Consultancy Services Fee – Peer review, Report and or Advice...................................................................................................................................................41

Building Certification..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................42 Principal Certifying Service Fee (Includes one Occupation Certificate fee) – All development types.......................................................................................42 2.17a Where Council is appointed as the replacement Principal Certifier..........................................................................................................................................................................42

Construction Certificate Application Fees for National Construction Code Building Classes 1 and 10 – based on estimated cost of works – (In addition to PCA fee)...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................43 Construction Certificate Application Fees for National Construction Code Building Classes 2 to 9 – based on estimated cost of works...........................43 Amended Construction or Complying Development Certificates..................................................................................................................................................43 Complying Development Certificate Application Fees for National Construction Code Building Classes 1 and 10 – based on estimated cost of..............44 Complying Development Certificate Application Fees for National Construction Code Building Classes 2 to 9 – based on estimated cost of works.......44 Complying Development Certificate..................................................................................................................................................................................................44 PCA Inspections (Mandatory or additional)......................................................................................................................................................................................45 Occupation Certificate........................................................................................................................................................................................................................45 Subdivision Certificate........................................................................................................................................................................................................................45 Linen Plan (certification).....................................................................................................................................................................................................................45 Endorsement of Instrument under the Conveyancing Act where Council is cited in the instrument.........................................................................................45 Complying Development Certificate private certifier storm water assessment referral fee........................................................................................................45 Professional External Consultancy Services Fee – Peer review, Report and or Advice..............................................................................................................45

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Activity Application under s.68 of the Local Government Act and/or s.138 of the Roads Act (Stormwater).............................................................................46 Temporary Road, Lane or Footpath Closure....................................................................................................................................................................................46 Use of Footway....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................46 Outdoor Dining/Restaurants....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................46 Licence Fee....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................46

Display of Goods (adjacent to business premises)...............................................................................................................................................................................................................46 Licence Fee....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................46

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A-Frame Advertising Signage..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47

Use of Public Space (non-road reserve)...........................................................................................................................................................................................47 Outdoor Dining/Restaurants – Kogarah Town Square Decking...........................................................................................................................................................................................47

Activity Application Determination....................................................................................................................................................................................................47 Section 68 LGA Approvals (12 months maximum)..........................................................................................................................................................................47 Commercial Use of Public Footways......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47

Skip Bin Fees – Sec 68 LG Act Management of Waste....................................................................................................................................................................47 Public Health........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................47 Notices and Orders...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................48

Domestic Waste Management Services............................................................................................................................................................................................48 Commercial Waste Services (other than domestic).........................................................................................................................................................................49 Non-rateable Property Standard Waste Management Charge........................................................................................................................................................49 Community Gardens...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................49 Life time registration – microchipping..............................................................................................................................................................................................49 Annual Specified Animal Permit Fees...............................................................................................................................................................................................50 Animal Impounding Fees....................................................................................................................................................................................................................50 Food Premises Fee..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................50 Temporary Food Premises (TFP) (including mobile food vending vehicles and temporary food stalls)...................................................................................51 Food Regulation – Notices.................................................................................................................................................................................................................51 Impounding Charges...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................51 Abandoned vehicles............................................................................................................................................................................................................................51 Protection of the Environment Operation Legislation.....................................................................................................................................................................51 Local Government Legislation...........................................................................................................................................................................................................52

Community & Culture..............................................................................................................................................................................................52 Overdue Library items........................................................................................................................................................................................................................52 House call collection fee.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................52 Replacement of lost Library cards.....................................................................................................................................................................................................52 Photocopies/Printing/Laminating......................................................................................................................................................................................................52 Lost and Damaged items....................................................................................................................................................................................................................52 Microfiche / Film copies......................................................................................................................................................................................................................53 Other Items...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................54 Inter-Library Loans..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................54 Facsimile..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................54 Offsite storytime sessions..................................................................................................................................................................................................................54 Hire fee for Library Rooms.................................................................................................................................................................................................................54 Hire Fee for Exhibition Venues (for functions and programs)........................................................................................................................................................55 Research fee........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................55 Service fee for reproduction of photographs...................................................................................................................................................................................55 Library Programs Events, Classes and Workshops........................................................................................................................................................................55 Hurstville Museum & Gallery..............................................................................................................................................................................................................55 Organised Tours.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................56 Education Programs.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................56 Community Programs Events, Classes & Workshops – Museum & Gallery...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................56

Georges River Art Prize............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................56 Hiring Fee for Exhibition Venues (for functions and programs)..........................................................................................................................................................................................56 Dragon's Lair Gallery................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................56 Edgbaston Artist Studio...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................57 Hiring Fee – Functions and Meetings.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................57

Child Care Fees...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................57 Child Care – Other Charges................................................................................................................................................................................................................57 Policy, planning or other documents................................................................................................................................................................................................58 Vacation Care Excursions to Cultural Facilities...............................................................................................................................................................................58

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Community Keys.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58 Community Centres............................................................................................................................................................................................................................58 Carss Park Life Saving Hall.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58

Carss Park Straw Bale Shed....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................58

Dragon Room............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 River Room................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 Hurstville Senior Citizens Centre............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59

Kingsgrove Community Centre...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59

Kogarah School of Arts............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................59 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60

Mortdale Community Centre....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60

Oatley Community Hall.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60

Oatley Community Hall – meeting rooms 1 & 2.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60

PJ Ferry Reserve Community Hall..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

St George Community Centre..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 Casual Bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 Regular Bookings.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

Waratah Room...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 Banksia Room...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 Harold Fraser Oval Function Room........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 Casual bookings...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61

Performance venues...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 Marana Auditorium...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................61 Civic Theatre.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................62 Marana Auditorium and Civic Theatre Package.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................62 Public Holiday surcharge.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................62 Additional charges....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................62 Staging and Equipment................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................63

Kogarah Town Square, Hurstville Plaza or Civic Forecourt Area...................................................................................................................................................63 Charity Event Fees....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................63 Private Event.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................64

Commercial Filming on Council Property.........................................................................................................................................................................................64 Use of Public Spaces..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................64 Commercial Activities on designated Council footways, public plazas, or squares.........................................................................................................................................................64 Independent Festivals or Events in Parks..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................64

Event Management..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................65 Street stall fee at major Council events..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................65 Australia Day and Lunar New Year Festival...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................65 Extra Event Management Provisions..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................65

Street stall fee at other Council events...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................65 Extra Event Management Provisions..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................65

Events, performances, shows, cinemas and activities....................................................................................................................................................................65 Access to private property via public reserve (non construction activity)....................................................................................................................................66 Advertising...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................66 Promotional Banners..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................66 Other Uses...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................66

Corporate..................................................................................................................................................................................................................66 Leases/Licences/Easements of Council Community Properties....................................................................................................................................................66 New/Renewal Agreements.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................66

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General Photocopy Fee (Per Page) by Customer Service Staff......................................................................................................................................................66 Map Production...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................67 Council Plans............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................67

Electronic Media Output.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................67 Address Review Service.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................67 Legal Proceedings...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................67 Reimbursement of Staff In Private Court Actions.................................................................................................................................................................................................................67 Costs in Legal Proceedings.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................67

Subpoenas...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................67 Sale of Contract, Tender and Similar Documents...........................................................................................................................................................................68 Council Documents.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................68 Government Information Public Access (GIPA)...............................................................................................................................................................................68 Nature of Application................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................68 (a) Access to records by natural person about their personal affairs – Application fee.......................................................................................................................................................................................................68 (b) All other GIPA Applications....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................68

Internal review.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................68 Credit Card service fee.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................69 American Express.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................69 Visa/MasterCard........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................69

Accrual of Interest on Rates & Charges............................................................................................................................................................................................69 Charges on Other Carriers.................................................................................................................................................................................................................69 Rate Enquiry Fees...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................69 Unpaid Sundry Debtor Accounts.......................................................................................................................................................................................................70 Dishonoured Cheque..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................70 Dishonoured Direct Debit...................................................................................................................................................................................................................70 Information Research Fee..................................................................................................................................................................................................................70 Stormwater Management Service Charge.........................................................................................................................................................................................70 Leases/Licences/Easements of Council Community Properties....................................................................................................................................................70 New/Renewals...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................70

Leases/Licences/Easements of Council Property and Statutory Property Matters......................................................................................................................71 New Agreements.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................71 Renewals (including Options) or Assignments.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................71

Keys – Leases/Licences.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................71 Car parking...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................71 Kogarah Town Square – Derby Street....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................71 Access Controlled Parking – Greenbank Street....................................................................................................................................................................................................................72 Access Controlled Parking – The Avenue..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................72 Access Controlled Parking – Empress Lane..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................72 Waratah Private Hospital -Access Controlled Parking..........................................................................................................................................................................................................73 Monday to Saturday (6am to 10pm)............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73 Evening Rate.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73 Saturday Maximum Daily Rate.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73 Sunday...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73 Public Holidays.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73 Overnight and Lost Ticket............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73 Early Bird Offer – All Day Parking...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73

Metered Parking – Treacy Street.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................73

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Metered Parking – Gloucester Road.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................74 Metered Parking – Patrick/MacMahon St. Car Park...............................................................................................................................................................................................................74

Replacement card – Permanent Parking Permit...............................................................................................................................................................................74 Emergency After Hours Boom Gate or Car Park Opening Charges...............................................................................................................................................74 Parking Permit.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................74 Community Group – Directional Sign................................................................................................................................................................................................74

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Georges River Council Assets & Infrastructure Privately Operated Recreation Facilities Parkside Drive Tennis Courts Court Hire Day Rate (per hour)

$20.91

$2.09

$23.00

Night Rate (per hour, from 5pm)

$23.64

$2.36

$26.00

Day Rate (per hour)

$16.36

$1.64

$18.00

Night Rate (per hour, from 5pm)

$18.18

$1.82

$20.00

Quarry Reserve Tennis Courts Court Hire

Ken Rosewell Tennis Centre Court Rates Casual Bookings

$20 for first hour, then $10 for each additional hour

Permanent Bookings – Morning (3 hours of play)

$32.73

$3.27

$36.00

Permanent Bookings – Evenings (3 hours of play)

$37.27

$3.73

$41.00

Coaching Services Group Classes – Children (per hour, from 5 years and up) Group Classes – Adults (per hour) Private Lessons (Adults and Juniors)

Squad Classes

$15 for group of 6 participants $22 for group of 4 participants

$22 per person for 4 participants $40 half hour $70 per hour $650 for 10 hour long lessons to be used within a 6 month period

$25 for one and a half hours

Intensive squad training for our elite juniors using 2 courts and 2 coaches for most weeks.

4-6 students per coach

Clubhouse Functions/Parties

$250 for a 4 hour booking

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Hurstville Aquatic Leisure Centre Aquatics Adult (swim only)

$9.09

$0.91

$10.00

Child/ (swim only) (5+ years)

$7.27

$0.73

$8.00

Concession (swim only)

$7.27

$0.73

$8.00

Adult (swim/spa/steam)

$12.27

$1.23

$13.50

Concession (swim/spa/steam)

$9.09

$0.91

$10.00

Non swimmer

$2.27

$0.23

$2.50

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

Adult (20 visits)

$172.73

$17.27

$190.00

Adult (20 Visits – Swim Only)

$131.82

$13.18

$145.00

Concession (20 visits)

$118.18

$11.82

$130.00

$681.82

$68.18

$750.00

$29.55

$2.95

$32.50

$409.09

$40.91

$450.00

$35.00

$3.50

$38.50

Lane Hire (per hour)

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

Birthday Parties Hosted (per child)

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

Parent and Babies

$20.50

$0.00

$20.50

Pre-school & School age

$20.50

$0.00

$20.50

Adults

$20.50

$0.00

$20.50

$50.00

$5.00

$55.00

Family (Medicare Card) Children under 5 are free

Vouchers (swim/spa/steam)

Aquatic Memberships Aquatic Membership 12 months Aquatic Membership 12 months (Fortnightly direct debit) Aquatic Membership 6 months Aquatic Membership 6 months (Fortnightly direct debit)

Other

For a duration of 2 hours

Swimming Lessons

Squad Junior Development squad (per fortnight)

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Schools Services include: School Lane Hire, Independent School Use, School Carnival, School Fun Day including Stadium and inflatable, Water Sports and Gym / Aerobics

Fees dependent on number of students, days, etc - please contact Management

Kids Club BlueFit Swish Basketball Program (fortnightly direct debit)

$34.55

$3.45

$38.00

Bluefit Strike Soccer Program (fortnightly direct debit)

$34.55

$3.45

$38.00

BlueFit Gymnastics Program (fortnightly direct debit)

$34.55

$3.45

$38.00

BlueFit Kids Holiday Program 1 Day Pre Booking

$59.09

$5.91

$65.00

BlueFit Kids Holiday Program 1 Day Walk In

$72.73

$7.27

$80.00

BlueFit Kids Before School Care

$21.82

$2.18

$24.00

BlueFit Kids After School Care

$26.36

$2.64

$29.00

$1,180.91

$118.09

$1,299.00

12 months Student & Concession (one-off upfront)

$999.09

$99.91

$1,099.00

6 months Adult (one-off upfront)

$680.91

$68.09

$749.00

Fortnightly Direct Debit (Adult 12 months)

$40.91

$4.09

$45.00

Fortnightly Direct Debit (Student & Concession 12 months)

$34.55

$3.45

$38.00

Fortnightly Direct Debit (Adult no contract)

$45.45

$4.55

$50.00

Fortnightly Direct Debit (Student & Concession no contract)

$40.00

$4.00

$44.00

Joining Fee 12 months

$90.00

$9.00

$99.00

Joining Fee no contract

$90.00

$9.00

$99.00

Casual Gym Entry

$20.00

$2.00

$22.00

Casual Gym Entry (Student / Concession)

$15.45

$1.55

$17.00

Aqua Aerobics

$20.00

$2.00

$22.00

Aqua Aerobics (Student / Concession)

$15.45

$1.55

$17.00

Casual Adult Group Fitness

$20.00

$2.00

$22.00

Casual Concession Group Fitness

$15.45

$1.55

$17.00

$131.82

$13.18

$145.00

$68.18

$6.82

$75.00

Health & Fitness Membership 12 months Adult (one-off upfront)

Casual Fitness

Vouchers (Gym & Fitness Class) Aqua (10 visits) Fitness Program (personal training 1 hour session) continued on next page ...

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Vouchers (Gym & Fitness Class) [continued] Fitness Program (personal training 10 pack 1 hour sessions)

$590.91

$59.09

$650.00

$4.55

$0.45

$5.00

$20.45

$2.05

$22.50

$9.09

$0.91

$10.00

$36.36

$3.64

$40.00

Non-member (per hour per child)

$8.64

$0.86

$9.50

Member (per hour per child)

$4.55

$0.45

$5.00

Member (per month per child)

$30.00

$3.00

$33.00

Member (per month per family – up to 4 children)

$52.27

$5.23

$57.50

Badminton – per hour (peak)

$28.18

$2.82

$31.00

Badminton – per hour (off peak)

$23.64

$2.36

$26.00

Court Hire – per hour

$72.73

$7.27

$80.00

Casual Entry Adult

$8.64

$0.86

$9.50

Casual Entry Child

$6.82

$0.68

$7.50

$68.18

$6.82

$75.00

$192.73

$19.27

$212.00

Boot Camp (Members) Boot Camp (Non-Members) Reformer Pilates (1 Hour Class Members) Reformer Pilates (1 Hour Class Non-Members)

Crèche

Stadium

Soccer (senior) – per team/game Soccer Nomination Senior (per team)

Stadium Hire (as listed below) General Information - School charges are costed based on number of students / number of hours / number of staff required to run activities requested.

- New regulations say 1:50 ratio with school children doing unstructured activities.

Stadium Hire (59 or less)

Fees dependent on day and time, please contact Management for tailored charges

Stadium Hire (60 or more)

Fees dependent on day and time, please contact Management for tailored charges

Stadium – Event Hire

Fees dependent on day and time, please contact Management for tailored charges

Stadium – Staff Hire

Fees dependent on day and time, please contact Management for tailored charges

Stadium – Catering Hire

Fees dependent on day and time, please contact Management for tailored charges

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Stadium Hire (as listed below) [continued] Consultation Room Hire

Fees dependent on lease arrangement approved by Council

Sans Souci Leisure Centre - These swimming pools are operated under lease agreement.

- As part of these agreements, Council may from time to time, set the maximum charges applicable for admission fees.

Aquatics – Swim entry Adult (swim only)

$7.27

$0.73

$8.00

Child (swim only, 4 & over)

$5.45

$0.55

$6.00

Concession / Student / Senior (swim only)

$5.45

$0.55

$6.00

Facility Fee (Spectator)

$2.73

$0.27

$3.00

Family Pass (2 adults, 2 kids)

$20.91

$2.09

$23.00

Family Pass (2 adults, 3 kids)

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

Swim / Gym Casual Adult visit

$18.18

$1.82

$20.00

Swim / Gym Casual Student/Senior (Concession) visit

$14.55

$1.45

$16.00

Lane Hire (per hour)

$72.73

$7.27

$80.00

Children under 4 are free

Kids Parties

$25 per child for the first 10 children; $20 per child thereafter

No dedicated room

Swim Passes All Swim passes valid for 4 months only Swim Pass – 10 sessions – Adult

$63.64

$6.36

$70.00

Swim Pass – 10 Sessions – Concession (Student/Senior)

$54.55

$5.45

$60.00

Swim Pass – 20 sessions – Adult

$118.18

$11.82

$130.00

Swim Pass – 20 sessions – Concession (Student/Senior)

$100.00

$10.00

$110.00

$16.36

$1.64

$18.00

$145.45

$14.55

$160.00

$12.73

$1.27

$14.00

Aqua Pass Student/Senior 10 sessions

$100.00

$10.00

$110.00

Aqua Pass – Adult – 20 Sessions

$254.55

$25.45

$280.00

Aqua Aerobics All Aqua Passes valid for 4 months only Adult per session Aqua Pass Adult 10 sessions Student/Senior per session

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Aqua Aerobics [continued] Aqua Pass – Student/Senior – 20 Sessions

$181.82

$18.18

$200.00

Norm O'Neill Cricket Training Facility Fees are per hour, based on 1 lane Long term commercial arrangements may be negotiated with Council via expression of interest

Off Peak Monday to Friday 8am to 3pm Clubs / Associations

$29.55

$2.95

$32.50

Cricket Clinic – One day

$68.18

$6.82

$75.00

$113.64

$11.36

$125.00

Cricket Clinic – 2 days Schools

Free

Leniency can be shown between the hours of 3pm-4pm for school finishing times dependgin on whether there is another booking at 3pm on the day Academy / Commercial

$38.64

$3.86

$42.50

Community

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

$38.64

$3.86

$42.50

Peak Monday to Friday 3pm onwards; Saturday and Sunday Clubs / Associations Cricket Clinics

As per Off Peak Rates

Schools

$18.18

$1.82

$20.00

Academy / Commercial

$47.73

$4.77

$52.50

Community

$18.18

$1.82

$20.00

$215.00

$0.00

$215.00

$192.50

$0.00

$192.50

Engineering Flood Information Flood Information Report

Engineering Supervision Fee for miscellaneous applications which need consideration by Engineering Services (per hour)

Installation of Traffic and Directional Signage Installation of traffic and directional signage for private developments Administration Fee

Cost of works 21% of cost of works as determined by Council

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Illuminated Street Signs Erection and use of an illuminated street name sign

As determined by agreement

Roads Act 1993 | Section 138

Plans of Management Copy of Plans of Management for a Park/Reserve (per item)

$40.00

$0.00

$40.00

Copy of Generic Plans of Management (per item)

$26.00

$0.00

$26.00

Copy of Landscape Masterplan (per item)

$31.00

$0.00

$31.00

AADT – Mid block count – Hourly count

$32.27

$3.23

$35.50

AADT – Mid block daily volume – weekly count

$64.55

$6.45

$71.00

Speed count at mid block

$43.64

$4.36

$48.00

Peak hours turning volumes – cost per intersection

$80.45

$8.05

$88.50

$489.00

$0.00

$489.00

Traffic Information

Tree Management Street Tree Removal Replacement Street Tree Fee Street Tree Removal Fee

Cost of works as determined by Council

Tree Management Inspections (private land) Application Fee 1 – 3 trees (per application)

$75.00

$0.00

$75.00

Application Fee 4 – 6 trees (per application)

$93.00

$0.00

$93.00

$207.00

$0.00

$207.00

Review of Tree Removal and Pruning Application on Private Land – Stage 1 Review

$75.50

$0.00

$75.50

Review of Tree Removal and Pruning Application on Private Land – Stage 2 Review

$151.00

$0.00

$151.00

Application Fee > 6 trees (per application)

Tree Removal, replacement and pruning Offset Fee for Tree Replacement (per tree) for trees on private land

As valued by Thyer (2011) Tree&nbsp;Valuation Method (fee range between&nbsp;$1,000 and $10,000)

Beverley Park Water Reclamation Price (per kilo/litre) continued on next page ...

$1.80

$0.00

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Beverley Park Water Reclamation [continued] Fixed Annual Charge

As per separate agreement with customer

Golf Courses Hurstville Golf Course - Tee-off for 9 hole rounds may be permitted up until 7:30am where players tee-off from the tenth tee.

- The evening rate applies when tee-off occurs after 3pm normal time or 4pm Daylight Savings time.

- For all Members Competition on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, as additional fee of $4.00 is imposed by Director Golf Services to cover prizes.

- Club Membership fees set by Club, and are payable on a pro rata basis for new members.

Casual Users Adults 18 holes

$32.73

$3.27

$36.00

9 holes

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

18 holes weekend

$37.27

$3.73

$41.00

9 holes weekend

$28.18

$2.82

$31.00

Evening Rate

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

9 holes

$18.18

$1.82

$20.00

18 holes

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

School block booking – 18 holes (Weekdays only)

$11.82

$1.18

$13.00

Electric Carts – Adults

$31.82

$3.18

$35.00

Electric Carts – Concession (Pensioner / Student)

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

Electric Carts – Deposit

$20.00

$0.00

$20.00

Buggy – Cart

$4.55

$0.45

$5.00

Buggy – Deposit

$5.00

$0.00

$5.00

Concession – Pensioner/Student

Golf Course Membership 12 months pre-paid green fees for Hurstville Golf Club Golf Course Membership (fortnightly direct debit only) Cart Hire (Casual Users & Members)

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

HGC Members Full 18 holes every day

$23.64

$2.36

$26.00

9 holes

$19.09

$1.91

$21.00

Weekdays

$16.36

$1.64

$18.00

Weekends and holidays

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

Weekdays

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

Weekends and holidays

$15.45

$1.55

$17.00

Monday to Friday (excl Public Holidays) – 18 holes

$32.73

$3.27

$36.00

Monday to Friday (excl Public Holidays) – 9 holes

$20.45

$2.05

$22.50

Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays (am) – 18 holes

$40.45

$4.05

$44.50

Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays (pm) – 18 holes

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays – 9 holes

$22.27

$2.23

$24.50

Twilight (Monday – Friday after 3pm)

$16.82

$1.68

$18.50

Twilight (Saturday, Sunday after 3pm)

$18.64

$1.86

$20.50

Pensioner / Senior Card Holders Monday to Friday (excl Public Holidays) from 11am – 9/18 holes

$17.73

$1.77

$19.50

Pensioner / Senior Card Holders Monday to Friday (excl Public Holidays) before 11am – 18 holes

$25.45

$2.55

$28.00

Pensioner / Senior Card Holders Monday to Friday (excl Public Holidays) before 11am – 9 holes

$16.82

$1.68

$18.50

Cart Hire – 18 holes

$37.27

$3.73

$41.00

Cart Hire – 9 holes

$18.64

$1.86

$20.50

$4.73

$0.47

$5.20

Club Hire – 18 holes

$16.82

$1.68

$18.50

Club Hire – 9 holes

$11.36

$1.14

$12.50

Pensioner 18 holes/9 holes

Junior 18 holes/9 holes

Beverley Park Golf Course Public & Visitor Fees

Pull Buggy Hire

Stadium Hire Jubilee Stadium

Set by Council, dependent on the requirements of the event

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Sportsfield Hire – Summer and Winter Seasonal Charges - Applies to all fields within LGA apart from locations listed below - Excludes separately negotiated licence aggreements

Full sized sport field

$1,204.55

$120.45

$1,325.00

Mid sized sports field

$701.82

$70.18

$772.00

Touch/oztag

$704.55

$70.45

$775.00

Mini sized sports field

$248.18

$24.82

$273.00

Floodlight fee – per field (non-metered)

$296.36

$29.64

$326.00

$2,245.45

$224.55

$2,470.00

$390.91

$39.09

$430.00

Hurstville Oval Seasonal Velodrome hire (cycling) Casual Velodrome hire per day (cycling)

Premium Sporting Fields – Harold Fraser Oval, Hurstville Oval and Olds Park Oval Seasonal Rate seniors

$2,195.45

$219.55

$2,415.00

Seasonal Rate juniors

$1,190.91

$119.09

$1,310.00

Day rate

$400.00

$40.00

$440.00

Hourly rate

$100.00

$10.00

$110.00

Canteen / Glass house

$118.18

$11.82

$130.00

Line marking for athletics field

$295.45

$29.55

$325.00

Oval hire for Athletics Carnival

$409.09

$40.91

$450.00

Refundable cleaning bond – Premium sports fields

$200.00

$0.00

$200.00

$112.73

$11.27

$124.00

$83.18

$8.32

$91.50

School Bookings

Netball Courts Seasonal court hire Night Training per season/court

Synthetic Fields – Penshurst Park; Peakhurst Park; Poulton Park Rates are per field, per hour Long Term commercial arrangements may be negotiated with Council via expressions of interest

Seasonal Club hire

$39.09

$3.91

$43.00

Casual Community Hire

$68.18

$6.82

$75.00

School Hire Commercial Hire – Peak

Free $196.82

$19.68

$216.50

$9.82

$108.00

Peak - Monday to Friday 3pm to close and All day weekends Commercial Hire – Off-Peak

$98.18

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Synthetic Fields – Penshurst Park; Peakhurst Park; Poulton Park [continued] Flood Lighting – Synthetic Fields

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

Vanessa Street Multi-Purpose Courts Schools in area – Free Schools out of area – per hour

Free $9.09

$0.91

$10.00

Hourly rate

$34.55

$3.45

$38.00

Hourly rate with lights

$47.27

$4.73

$52.00

Seasonal rate per hour (min 2 hrs per week x 20 weeks)

$19.55

$1.95

$21.50

Seasonal rate with lights per hour (min 2 hrs per week x 20 weeks)

$34.55

$3.45

$38.00

Coaching Clinics and Casual Hire (excludes Premium sporting fields and Synthetics) Private Clinics / training (per week)

$590.00

$59.00

$649.00

Private clinics/training (per day)

$157.27

$15.73

$173.00

Non Commercial – Clubs or Association (per week)

$490.91

$49.09

$540.00

Non Commercial – Clubs or Association (per day)

$137.27

$13.73

$151.00

Commercial Hire (per field per day)

$246.36

$24.64

$271.00

Casual hire (per hour)

$48.64

$4.86

$53.50

Floodlight Fee (per night)

$18.18

$1.82

$20.00

School Holiday Clinics (excludes Premium sports fields & Synthetics) Private clinics per week Private clinics per day

$1,100.00

$110.00

$1,210.00

$300.91

$30.09

$331.00

Key Charges Initial key issue to sports club

Free

Key bond for return at end of season

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

Additional or replacement for lost Key

$81.82

$8.18

$90.00

Park damage bond – up to 2 fields

$1,000.00

$0.00

$1,000.00

Park damage bond – 3 or more fields

$4,000.00

$0.00

$4,000.00

Temporary park vehicle access

$1,000.00

$0.00

$1,000.00

$227.27

$22.73

$250.00

Bonds

Breach of ground and facility use 1st offence continued on next page ...

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Breach of ground and facility use [continued] 2nd offence

$454.55

$45.45

$500.00

3rd and subsequent offence

$681.82

$68.18

$750.00

Operating commercial operation without a permit

$227.27

$22.73

$250.00

ID card

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

Replacement ID Card

$36.36

$3.64

$40.00

6 – 18 persons

$981.82

$98.18

$1,080.00

3 – 5 persons

$490.91

$49.09

$540.00

2 persons or less

$245.45

$24.55

$270.00

6 – 18 persons

$590.00

$59.00

$649.00

3 – 5 persons

$294.55

$29.45

$324.00

2 persons or less

$146.82

$14.68

$161.50

$178.64

$17.86

$196.50

$62.73

$6.27

$69.00

$133.64

$13.36

$147.00

Personal Trainers

Annual Charge

Half-Yearly Permit

Casual Users Casual Park Hire – Non Sport (Wedding, Filming, Community) Wedding Ceremony – Park hire (2hr) Photography permit Community Group Event < 50 people (per day) Community Group Event >49 people (per day) Filming in Parks – < 5 crew (per day)

Set by Council, dependent on the requirements of the event $130.00

$13.00

$143.00

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

Venue hire weekend and public holidays

$314.55

$31.45

$346.00

Mid-week hire (excl public holidays)

$137.27

$13.73

$151.00

Refundable cleaning bond

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

Application Fee

$195.00

$0.00

$195.00

Works Zone – Minimum Fee (2 weeks)

$283.50

$0.00

$283.50

Cancellation fee

Oatley Park Castle

Work Zone / Construction Zone

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Work Zone / Construction Zone [continued] Works Zone (per Lin. m per week) Install and remove "Work Zones" regulatory signs and stems – per item

$22.50

$0.00

$22.50

$210.00

$0.00

$210.00

$315.00

$0.00

$315.00

$83.00

$0.00

$83.00

$6.00

$0.00

$6.00

$210.00

$0.00

$210.00

$130.00

$0.00

$130.00

Driveway Line Marking Driveway Line Marking

Occupancy of Road Related Area Application Fee Road Occupancy Commercial Parking Zone – wedding and funeral vehicles per Lin. m per week (minimum duration 6 months) Install and remove regulatory signs and stems

Engineering DA Inspection Fee Engineering DA Inspection Fee

Miscellaneous Services Activities not covered by the above fee schedule will be taken on a fee for service basis per hour, per officer, plus other costs incurred in providing the services First Hour

$182.50

$0.00

$182.50

Per hour or part thereof after First Hour

$182.50

$0.00

$182.50

Deposits for damage during construction Damage bond for large DA's – Medium Density / Commercial

Damage Deposit DA/CDC Residential Dwelling Damage deposit for driveway without DA Security against damage for construction within 3 metres of Council Stormwater Infrastructure Security against access damage to Council parks or reserves

Refer to charges under heading Planning & Development | Security Damage Deposits and Inspection Fees Against damage to Council property $2,000.00

$0.00

$2,000.00

$900.00

$0.00

$900.00

Determined by Council based on costs of works to replace stormwater infrastructure $2,300.00

$0.00

$2,300.00

Security against compliance with tree preservation requirements/conditions (Street Tree)

As valued by Thyer (2011) Tree Valuation Method (deposit range between $1,000 and $10,000)

Damage bond for public domain works

Determined by Council based on works Page 20 of 74

Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Application for Driveway Crossing and Associated Works (under Section 138 Roads Act) Council Designed (includes one inspection) Upgrade Existing Driveway / Footpath Works (without DA)

$392.73

$39.27

$432.00

Driveway / Footpath Works – single residential dwelling DA/CDC with boundary level issue

$552.73

$55.27

$608.00

Driveway / Footpath Works – medium density / commercial DA/CDC with boundary level issue

$806.36

$80.64

$887.00

Driveway / Footpath Modification – sketch only (excludes level issue)

$193.18

$19.32

$212.50

Additional Driveway (where 2 or more driveways are permitted / approved)

$267.73

$26.77

$294.50

Additional Inspection Fee per hour or part thereof after first hour

$130.00

$0.00

$130.00

Assessment fee for self-design Multi Unit and/or Commercial/Industrial Development Infrastructure Assessment of designs submitted by developers for vehicular crossing and infrastructure upgrade works (Public Domain Works)

$1,600.00

$0.00

$1,600.00

$0.00

$83.00

Fees Associated to Issue of Heavy Vehicles Permit Issue of permit for Class 1 & 3 vehicles using local roads

$83.00

Restoration Charges General Information - Road Opening Permit application fee is non-refundable and must be charged per application.

- Administration Fee is calculated to cover the Council cost of the Restorations Officer at 16% and 5% sinking funds.

- Footpath to be restored at full slab width. Driveway from joint to joint.

- Minimum area is 1m squared for jobs less than 1m squared per item. Minimum 1m for kerb and gutter.

- Asphalt restorations shall be minimum 1.5m or full lane width. The extent to be determined by Council.

- If road opening is within 1m of the lip of a gutter or where no kerb exists, the restoration is to extend to the lip of the gutter or edge of the bitumen.

- Where any part of the road opening is within 1m of an existing road restoration, the new restoration is to extend to the far side of the existing restoration.

- The minimum width for paver restoration will be determined by Council.

- Damaged / missing pavers will be replaced and charged at cost plus administration fee.

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Restoration Charges [continued] - Where the type of work is not covered in the schedule, or the works comprise capitalised works where the utility has the right to complete their own restoration, the cost will be subject to cost plus administration, and the extent to be determined

by Council.

- All permanent reinstatement to be carried out by Georges River Council unless approved by Council.

- All restorations for Public Utility works are GST exempt.

Traffic Control (1 person) Traffic Control (2 or more people) Application Fee Administration Fee Concrete Plant Opening fee for night works (per night) Stormwater Pit lid Stormwater Pit Reconstruction

$636.36

$63.64

$700.00

$1,640.91

$164.09

$1,805.00

$93.64

$9.36

$103.00

21% of cost of works as determined by Council $2,272.73

$227.27

$2,500.00

$181.82

$18.18

$200.00

$5,900 or cost of works as determined

by Council, whichever is greater

Standard concrete gully pit up to 1.5m deep including supply of lintel (up to 3.6m opening) and galvanised grate where required.

Supply and install Stormwater Pit Lintel (per M opening) Night work surcharge

$909.09

$90.91

$1,000.00

25% of cost of works as determined by Council

Road Opening Charges for Restorations for Quantities Under 10 sq.m Roads Asphaltic concrete with flexible pavement (per sq.m)

$270.00

$27.00

$297.00

Cement concrete (per sq.m.)

$461.82

$46.18

$508.00

Concrete per sq.m (< 5 sq.m; minimum charge 1 sq.m)

$258.18

$25.82

$284.00

Concrete per sq.m. (5-10sq.m)

$238.18

$23.82

$262.00

Brick or block pavers (per sq.m)

$320.91

$32.09

$353.00

Brick or Block Pavers – on concrete base (per sq.m)

$409.09

$40.91

$450.00

Asphaltic concrete on flexible pavement (per sq.m)

$240.45

$24.05

$264.50

$96.36

$9.64

$106.00

Concrete residential driveways (130mm reinforced) (Under 5 sq.m)

$290.91

$29.09

$320.00

Concrete residential driveways (130mm reinforced) (5-10m2 per sq.m)

$274.55

$27.45

$302.00

Footpaths

Formed or grass area (per sq.m)

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Fee (excl. GST)

Fee Name

Footpaths

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

[continued]

Concrete industrial driveways (150mm reinforced) (Under 5 sq.m)

$301.82

$30.18

$332.00

Concrete industrial driveways (150mm reinforced) (5-10m2 per sq.m)

$286.36

$28.64

$315.00

Concrete kerb and gutter (per m.)

$327.27

$32.73

$360.00

Layback and gutter (per m.)

$327.27

$32.73

$360.00

$21.36

$2.14

$23.50

$1,750.00

$175.00

$1,925.00

$218.64

$21.86

$240.50

Kerb & Gutter

Saw cutting (per m.)

Concrete kerb ramp (each) Stormwater outlet reconnection 90 mm. dia. (per metre)

Road Opening Charges for Reinstatement for Quantities over 10m2 or 10 lin. M Roads Asphaltic concrete with flexible pavement (11-50 sq.m)

$207.73

$20.77

$228.50

Asphaltic concrete with flexible pavement (51+ sq.m)

$195.91

$19.59

$215.50

Cement concrete (11-50 sq.m.)

$309.09

$30.91

$340.00

Cement concrete (51+ sq.m.)

$265.91

$26.59

$292.50

Concrete per sq.m. (11-50 sq. m)

$170.91

$17.09

$188.00

Concrete per sq.m. (51+ sq. m)

$142.27

$14.23

$156.50

Brick or block pavers (11-50 sq.m)

$287.27

$28.73

$316.00

Brick or block pavers (51+ sq.m)

$254.55

$25.45

$280.00

Brick or block pavers concrete base course (per sq.m)

$72.73

$7.27

$80.00

Asphaltic concrete on flexible pavement (11-50 sq.m)

$216.36

$21.64

$238.00

Asphaltic concrete on flexible pavement (51+ sq.m)

$135.45

$13.55

$149.00

Formed or grass area (11-50 sq.m)

$72.27

$7.23

$79.50

Formed or grass area (51+ sq.m)

$60.45

$6.05

$66.50

Concrete residential driveways (130mm reinforced) (11-50 sq.m)

$249.09

$24.91

$274.00

Concrete residential driveways (130mm reinforced) (51+ sq.m)

$174.09

$17.41

$191.50

Concrete industrial driveways (150mm reinforced) (11-50 sq.m)

$258.64

$25.86

$284.50

Footpaths

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Fee (excl. GST)

Fee Name

Footpaths

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

[continued]

Concrete industrial driveways (150mm reinforced) (51+ sq.m)

$183.64

$18.36

$202.00

Concrete kerb and gutter (11-50 m.)

$267.73

$26.77

$294.50

Concrete kerb and gutter (51+ m.)

$238.18

$23.82

$262.00

Layback and gutter (11-50 m.)

$267.73

$26.77

$294.50

Layback and gutter (51+ m.)

$238.18

$23.82

$262.00

Kerb & Gutter

Hoisting Activities Hoisting Activities over roadway from site installed devices eg Tower Cranes Application Fee

$180.00

$0.00

$180.00

Occupancy Fee

$200.00

$0.00

$200.00

$72.73

$7.27

$80.00

Pre-Lodgement Consultation (initial) – Minor (cost will be deducted from lodgement fee)

$1,909.09

$190.91

$2,100.00

Pre-Lodgement Consultation (initial) – Major non-Complex (cost will be deducted from lodgement fee)

$3,786.36

$378.64

$4,165.00

Pre-Lodgement Consultation (initial) – Major CBD or Complex (cost will be deducted from lodgement fee)

$6,300.00

$630.00

$6,930.00

per week (minimum charge 12 weeks)

Bushcare Corporate Volunteer Program – Bushcare per person per session/event

Planning & Development Planning Proposals

Note: Minor - Planning Proposal with no map change ie no zone, FSR or height change; Major non-Complex - Outside Kogarah & Hurstville CBD's; Major CBD or Complex - within Kogarah & Hurstville CBD's ie zoned B3, B4 or deferred matter

Pre-Lodgement Consultation (subsequent) – Minor

$1,268.18

$126.82

$1,395.00

Pre-Lodgement Consultation (subsequent) – Major non-Complex

$1,895.45

$189.55

$2,085.00

Pre-Lodgement Consultation (subsequent) – Major CBD or Complex

$3,150.00

$315.00

$3,465.00

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$17,210.00

$0.00 $17,210.00 Page 24 of 74

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Assessment of Proposal – Major non-Complex

$34,420.00

$0.00 $34,420.00

Assessment of Proposal – Major CBD or Complex

$45,895.00

$0.00 $45,895.00

Fee Name

Legislation

Planning Proposals [continued]

Consultation – Minor

$6,885.00

$0.00

$6,885.00

Consultation – Major non-Complex

$13,765.00

$0.00 $13,765.00

Consultation – Major CBD or Complex

$18,360.00

$0.00 $18,360.00

Review and Finalisation – Minor

$10,325.00

$0.00 $10,325.00

Review and Finalisation – Major non-Complex

$20,655.00

$0.00 $20,655.00

Review and Finalisation – Major CBD or Complex

$27,535.00

$0.00 $27,535.00

Assessment of Additional and/or Amended Studies from applicant – Minor (per study)

$3,445.00

$0.00

$3,445.00

Assessment of Additional and/or Amended Studies from applicant – Major non-Complex (per study)

$6,885.00

$0.00

$6,885.00

Assessment of Additional and/or Amended Studies from applicant – Major CBD or Complex (per study)

$9,175.00

$0.00

$9,175.00

$3.50

$0.00

$3.50

$2,950.00

$0.00

$2,950.00

$3.60

$0.00

$3.60

Notification Per Letter Advertising (per advertisement, as required by Council and/or the Gateway Determination) Notification Per Property required to be notified (as determined by Council)

Note: if re-exhibition of the planning proposal is required, then additional advertising and notification fees will be charged consistent with the above Additional studies (required by and commissioned by council)

Full cost recovery Deed of Agreement required to pay Council costs Cost of Deed preparation at proponents cost

Holding Public Hearing (e.g. reclassification of land) and assessment of hearing report

Full cost recovery

Company search (including administration fee)

$30.00 or at cost, whichever is the greater

Title search (including administration fee)

$17.60

$0.00

$17.60

Referral to St George Design Review Panel – Planning Proposals Design Review Panel Administration Fee Referral of Planning Proposal to Design Review Panel

$126.50

$0.00

$126.50

$2,750.00

$0.00

$2,750.00

Subsequent referrals to Design Review Panel

50% of original fee

Non-rateable Waste Management Services External Urban Design Referral Fee External Urban Design Referral Fee

$3,445.00

$0.00

$3,445.00

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Development Control Plan Preparation DCP Preparation or Amendment – Minor

$5,740.00

DCP Preparation or Amendment – Major

$17,210.00

$0.00

$5,740.00

$0.00 $17,210.00

Note: fee breakdown - Assessment 60%; Consultation 20% and Review and Finalisation 20% Notification fee (per property notified) Advertising fee (per advertisement)

$3.50

$0.00

$3.50

$2,950.00

$0.00

$2,950.00

Note: if re-exhibition of the planning proposal is required, then an additional notification fee will be charged consistent with the above Preparation of additional studies as required by Council to support the DCP preparation

Full cost recovery

Referral to St.George Design Review Panel – DCP Amendment Fee

$2,750.00

$0.00

$2,750.00

$648.00

$0.00

$648.00

Planning Agreements Preliminary Assessment Planning Agreement Assessment – Legal advice, research, heads of agreement negotiation and preparation costs

Full cost recovery

Section 7.11 (formerly S94) Contributions Section 7.11 Contributions (Former Hurstville City Council LGA)

Please refer to the "Hurstville Section 94 Development Contributions Plan 2012" for information on contribution rates.

Section 7.11 Contributions (Former Kogarah City Council LGA)

Please refer to the relevant Section 94 Development Contributions Plan for information on contribution rates.

Section 7.12 (formerly S94A) Development Contributions Development (including complying development) that is not subject to a section 94 contribution under any other contributions plan that is in force under the EP&A Act, and the proposed cost of carrying out the development is: Total costs amount $100,000 or less Total costs amount between $100,001 – $200,000

0.5% total cost of works

Total costs amount is $200,001 or more

1.0% total cost of works

Strategic, Planning and Development Advice General strategic planning written advice requiring research and/or site inspection (per hour or part thereof)

$192.50

$0.00

$192.50

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Council's Development Control Plans, Studies & S94 Plans Local Environmental Plans (LEPs) Hard copy of Georges River LEP Instrument only (each)

$53.00

$0.00

$53.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 25AC

Hard copy (A3) of Georges River map only (each)

$10.00

$0.00

$10.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 25AC

Hard copy of Hurstville / Kogarah LEP Instrument only (each)

$53.00

$0.00

$53.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 25AC

Hard copy (A3) of Hurstville / Kogarah LEP map only (each)

$10.00

$0.00

$10.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 25AC

Hard copy (A3) of Hurstville / Kogarah LEP map only (each)

$10.00

$0.00

$10.00

Hard copy of Georges River DCP (Full copy of 1 DCP)

$86.00

$0.00

$86.00

Hard copy of Georges River DCP (section only)

$28.50

$0.00

$28.50

Hard copy of Hurstville / Kogarah DCP (Full Copy of 1 DCP)

$87.50

$0.00

$87.50

hard copy of Hurstville / Kogarah DCP (section only)

$29.00

$0.00

$29.00

$32.50

$0.00

$32.50

Hardcopy of Hurstville City Centre Urban Design Strategy

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

Hardcopy of Kogarah North Urban Design Strategy

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

$35.50

$0.00

$35.50

Development Control Plans (DCPs)

Section 94 & Section 94A Plans Hard copy of Section 7.11 or Section 7.12 Plan (1 Full Copy)

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 29,38

Other Documents

Voluntary Planning Agreement Policy (each)

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Other Documents [continued] Hard copy of Strategic Planning Reports/Documents (each)

$48.00

$0.00

$48.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 38,25

Certified documents (each)

$48.00

$0.00

$48.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Section 150(2)

Hard copy of Local Environmental Studies (each)

$48.00

$0.00

$48.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 260

Hardcopy of Hurstville Public Domain Plan

$136.00

$0.00

$136.00

Hard copy of Hurstville Community Based Heritage Study Review 2013 (Two Volumes)

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

Hard copy of Employment lands Study

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

Hard copy of Georges River Industrial Land Review

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

Hard copy of Kogarah North Public Domain Plan

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

Hard copy of Hurstville City Centre Transport Management and Accessibility Plan (TMAP)

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

$45.50

$0.00

$45.50

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

$45.50

$0.00

$45.50

Hard copy of Local Housing Strategy

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

Hard copy of Inclusive Housing Strategy and Delivery Plan

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

Hard copy of Georges River Local Strategic planning Statement

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

Hard copy of Georges river car parking Strategy/Position Paper

$124.50

$0.00

$124.50

$17.60

$0.00

$17.60

Hard copy of Georges River Tidal Inundation Study Hard copy of Stage 1 Centres Analysis Hard copy of Georges River Evidence Base

CD-ROM / USB of above Plans (per plan)

Section 10.7 (formerly Section 149) Planning Certificate Copy of previously provided s 10.7 Certificate

$30.00

$0.00

$30.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 259

Section 10.7 (2) (includes postage)

$53.00

$0.00

$53.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 259

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Section 10.7 (formerly Section 149) Planning Certificate [continued] Section 10.7 (2) & (5) (includes postage)

$133.00

$0.00

$133.00

Section 10.7 Urgency Fee (including fax fee)

$100.00

$0.00

$100.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 259

Development and Building – Development Advisory Service Pre-Development Application Advice Single Dwellings, Dual Occupancies, Secondary Dwellings, Commercial Fit Outs (New alterations & additions, demolition and ancillary development)

Single Dwellings, Dual Occupancies, Secondary Dwellings, Commercial Fit Outs (New alterations & additions, demolition and ancillary development) Pre DA Advice for works valued between $0-100,000 – Advice only & no meeting

$227.27

$22.73

$250.00

Pre DA Advice for works valued between $0-$200,000 – Advice & meeting

$318.18

$31.82

$350.00

Pre DA Advice for works valued between $200,001 – $500,000 – Advice & meeting

$409.09

$40.91

$450.00

Pre DA Advice for works valued between $500,001 – $1,000,000 – Advice & meeting

$772.73

$77.27

$850.00

$1,363.64

$136.36

$1,500.00

Pre DA Advice for works valued greater than $1,000,000 – Advice & meeting Follow up Pre DA application – Consideration of additional information / amended design

50% of the original Pre DA fee

All Other Development types that do not fall into any other Pre Development advisory category Pre DA Advice for works valued between $0 – 100,000 – Advice only no meeting

$409.09

$40.91

$450.00

Pre DA Advice for works valued between $0 – $1,000,000 – Advice & meeting

$1,363.64

$136.36

$1,500.00

Pre DA Advice for works valued between $1,000,001 – $3,000,000 – Advice & meeting

$1,818.18

$181.82

$2,000.00

Pre DA Advice for works valued between $3,000,001 – $10,000,000 – Advice & meeting

$2,727.27

$272.73

$3,000.00

Pre DA Advice for works valued greater than $10,000,000 – Advice & meeting

$4,545.45

$454.55

$5,000.00

Follow up Pre DA application / consideration of additional information / amended design

50% of the original Pre DA fee

Other Advice Single issue only – per hour

$272.73

$27.27

$300.00

Additional hours

$272.73

$27.27

$300.00

Confirmation in writing that development is exempt

$272.73

$27.27

$300.00

General research & interpretation advice (per hour)

$272.73

$27.27

$300.00 Page 29 of 74

Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Pre-Complying Development Certificate Advice Advice as whether a proposal would constitute a CDC, per proposal (If application lodged with Council, fee to be credited from CDC application fee)

$363.64

$36.36

$400.00

Estimated Cost of Construction < $10 Million (per review)

$4,500.00

$0.00

$4,500.00

Estimated Cost of Construction > $10 Million (per review)

$6,000.00

$0.00

$6,000.00

Urban Design Review (additional to PreDA fee)

Professional External Consultancy Services Fee – Peer review, Report and or Advice Professional External Consultancy Services Fee for Application Assessment (e.g. acoustics, fire engineering, geotechnical, flood, bushfire, heritage, ecology, traffic, landscape assessment etc.) – Peer review, Report and or advice. Where Council has to engage the services of an outside consultancy for specialist consultancy advice or peer review, the cost of this service will be forwarded to the party causing the need for the inspection, report, peer review and or advice. In accordance with Council’s Procurement Policy and Practices.

‘As invoiced’ plus 10% for Council Administration of Consultant Engagement and Contract Management

Development and Building – Development Application (DA) Fees 20% discount on Development Application Fee when lodged together with a council assessed Construction Certificate

DA's for Dwelling Houses Development applications for a dwelling house with an estimated cost of $100,000 or less

$455.00

$0.00

$455.00

$285.00

$0.00

$285.00

$93.00

$0.00

$93.00

$285.00

$0.00

$285.00

$0.00

$665.00

DA's for Advertisements (Signage) Fee must not exceed the fee based on the fees schedule for DA's Base plus per advertisement

DA's for Change of Use (Only) Development application not involving erection of a building, carrying out of work, the subdivision of land or demolition of a building or work

DA's for the Subdivision of Land (other than strata) Opening of Public Road – base continued on next page ...

$665.00

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

DA's for the Subdivision of Land (other than strata) [continued] plus per additional lot No Opening of Public Road – base plus per additional lot

$65.00

$0.00

$65.00

$330.00

$0.00

$330.00

$53.00

$0.00

$53.00

$330.00

$0.00

$330.00

$65.00

$0.00

$65.00

DA's for Strata/Stratum Subdivision Strata/Stratum – base plus per lot

All other DA's including erection of a building, carrying out of work, demolition of building or work (based on estimated costs) Up to $5,000

$110.00

$0.00

$110.00

Base fee – $5,001 – $50,000

$170.00

$0.00

$170.00

$3.00

$0.00

$3.00

$352.00

$0.00

$352.00

$3.64

$0.00

$3.64

$1,160.00

$0.00

$1,160.00

$2.34

$0.00

$2.34

$1,745.00

$0.00

$1,745.00

$1.64

$0.00

$1.64

$2,615.00

$0.00

$2,615.00

$1.44

$0.00

$1.44

plus an additional amount for each $1,000 (or part of $1,000) of the estimated cost of the development Base fee – $50,001 – $250,000 plus an additional amount for each $1,000 (or part of $1,000) by which the estimated cost exceeds $50,000 Base fee – $250,001 – $500,000 plus an additional amount for each $1,000 (or part of $1,000) by which the estimated cost exceeds $250,000 Base fee – $500,001 – $1,000,000 plus an additional amount for each $1,000 (or part of $1,000) by which the estimated cost exceeds $500,000 Base fee – $1,000,001 – $10,000,000 plus an additional amount for each $1,000 (or part of $1,000) by which the estimated cost exceeds $1,000,000 More than $10,000,000 plus an additional amount for each $1,000 (or part of $1,000) by which the estimated cost exceeds $10,000,000

$15,875.00

$0.00 $15,875.00

$1.19

$0.00

$1.19

$920.00

$0.00

$920.00

DA's for Designated Development Designated Development – Additional Fee

Development and Building – Modification of Development Consent Application Modification (Minor error, mis-description or miscalculation) Modification (Minimal Environmental Impact)

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Modification of Development Consent Application (Court approved and other) Original fee less than $100

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

Original fee $100 or more – for development that does not involve the erection of a building, the carrying out of a work or the demolition of a work or building

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

For development that involves the erection of a dwelling-house with an estimated cost of construction of $100,000 or less

$190.00

$0.00

$190.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

$55.00

$0.00

$55.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

$85.00 plus an additional $1.50 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) of the estimated cost

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

$250,001 – $500,000

$500.00 plus an additional $0.85 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds $250,000

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

$500,001 – $1,000,000

$712.00 plus an additional $0.50 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds $500,000

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

$1,000,001 – $10,000,000

$987.00 plus an additional $0.40 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds $1,000,000

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

More than $10,000,000

$4,737.00 plus an additional $0.27 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds $10,000,000

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

For other development – Based on the original cost of construction Up to $5,000

$5,001 – $250,000

Design Verification Assessment fee (Modification Applications)

$760.00

$0.00

$760.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 258

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Review of Determination Development Application or Modification to Development Consent For development that does not involve the erection of a building, the carrying out of a work or the demolition of a building

50% of original fee

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257

$190.00

$0.00

$190.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257

$55.00

$0.00

$55.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257

Base fee $5,001 – $250,000

$85.00 plus an additional $1.50 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds the base fee

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257

Base fee $250,001 – $500,000

$500.00 plus an additional $0.85 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds the base fee

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257

Base fee $500,001 – $1,000,000

$712.00 plus an additional $0.50 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds the base fee

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257

Base fee $1,000,001 – $10,000,000

$987.00 plus an additional $0.40 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds the base fee

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257

Base fee greater than $10,000,000

$4,737.00 plus an additional $0.27 for each $1,000 (or part thereof) by which the estimated cost exceeds the base fee

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257

For development that involves the erection of a dwelling-house with an estimated cost of construction of $100,000 or less

Up to $5,000

Review of modification determination

50% of modification application fee

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Review of Decision to Reject Development Application Up to and less than $100,000

$56.70

$0.00

$56.70

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257A

$100,001 – $1,000,000

$154.50

$0.00

$154.50

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257A

Greater than $1,000,000

$257.50

$0.00

$257.50

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 257A

Notified & Re-notified Applications (based on estimated costs) Development with estimated cost up to $500,000

$350.00

$0.00

$350.00

Development with estimated cost greater than $500,000 up to $1,000,000

$600.00

$0.00

$600.00

Development with estimated cost greater than $1,000,000

$1,100.00

$0.00

$1,100.00

Advertised and Re-advertised Applications (in addition to notification fees) Designated development

$2,200.00

$0.00

$2,200.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 252

Advertised Development

$1,105.00

$0.00

$1,105.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 252

Prohibited development

$1,105.00

$0.00

$1,105.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 252

Nominated Integrated Development, Threatened Species Development, Class 1 Aquaculture

$1,105.00

$0.00

$1,105.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 252

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Other Application Fees – Development Assessment Electronic File Management (Development applications, Modifications to Development Consents & Reviews of Determination) Fee per application for the electronic file management of applications and accompanying information Document Management / Scanning estimated cost of works < $10,000

$35.00

$0.00

$35.00

Document Management / Scanning estimated cost of works $10,000 to $100,000

$50.00

$0.00

$50.00

Document Management / Scanning estimated cost of works $100,001 to $300,000

$80.00

$0.00

$80.00

Document Management / Scanning estimated cost of works $300,001 to $500,000

$130.00

$0.00

$130.00

Document Management / Scanning estimated cost of works $500,001 to $1,000,000

$220.00

$0.00

$220.00

Document Management / Scanning estimated cost of works $1,000,001 to $5,000,000

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Document Management / Scanning estimated cost of works > $5,000,000

$600.00

$0.00

$600.00

$360.00

$0.00

$360.00

$360.00

$0.00

$360.00

Lapsed Consents Confirmation in writing whether or not consent has lapsed

Extension of Consent Application Extension of Consent

Review of Documentation submitted to Consent Conditions Determine if operational consent active (Deferred commencement conditions)

$360.00

$0.00

$360.00

Determine if documentation submitted to satisfy condition is compliance

$360.00

$0.00

$360.00

Environmental Monitoring Fee The NSW Government is undertaking a review into council compliance levies on building works. Councils will not be able to charge compliance levies under the Local Government Act 1993 from 1 July 2021. Consultation is currently underway with Councils and industry.

Application Fee Refunds / Fee Waiver Application Fee Refunds – Proportion as to time spent assessing the application up to time of withdrawal/cancellation. – Additional Percentage Refund can be applied where the Manager Development and Building, Director Environment & Planning or General Manager determines that continued on next page ...

100% - where no assessment has occurred Max 80% - where preliminary assessment has been undertaken and no report has been prepared

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Application Fee Refunds / Fee Waiver [continued] Application Fee Refunds – Proportion as to time spent assessing the application up to time of withdrawal/cancellation. – Additional Percentage Refund can be applied where the Manager Development and Building, Director Environment & Planning or General Manager determines that Council error identified or significant failure in customer service level occurred

100% - where no assessment has occurred Max 80% - where preliminary assessment has been undertaken and no report has been prepared Max 50% - where complete assessment has been undertaken and no report has been prepared Max 25% - where assessment and report have been completed 100% of Notification/advertising fee if not occured

Applications that Fee Waivers Apply Full or Partial Fee Waiver / Refund can be applied where the Manager Development and Building, Director Environment & Planning or General Manager determines that Council error identified or significant failure in customer service level occurred

Up to 100% of Application Fee

Site Compatibility Certificate – SEPP (Seniors Living) 2004 Fee

Fee as set out in clause 262A of EPA Reg 2000 - As amended

Current fee as set out in clause 262A of EPA Reg 2000: (1) The maximum fee for an application to the Director-General for a site compatibility certificate (affordable rental housing) is $265, plus $42 for each dwelling in the development in respect of which the certificate was issued.

(2) The maximum fee for an application to the Director-General for a site compatibility certificate (infrastructure) is $265, plus $265 for each hectare (or part of a hectare) of the area of the land in respect of which the certificate was issued.

(3) The maximum fee for an application to the Director-General for a site compatibility certificate (seniors housing) is $280, plus: (a) in the case where the proposed development is for the purposes of a residential care facility (within the meaning of State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing for Seniors or People with a Disability) 2004)—$45 per bed in the proposed facility, or (b) in any other case $45 per dwelling in the proposed development.

(4) Despite any other provision of this clause, the fee for an application to the Director-General for a site compatibility certificate must not exceed $5,580.

Site Compatibility Certificate – Infrastructure SEPP 2007 Fee

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Site Compatibility Certificate – Infrastructure SEPP 2007 [continued] Current fee as set out in clause 262A of EPA Reg 2000: (1) The maximum fee for an application to the Director-General for a site compatibility certificate (affordable rental housing) is $265, plus $42 for each dwelling in the development in respect of which the certificate was issued.

(2) The maximum fee for an application to the Director-General for a site compatibility certificate (infrastructure) is $265, plus $265 for each hectare (or part of a hectare) of the area of the land in respect of which the certificate was issued.

(3) The maximum fee for an application to the Director-General for a site compatibility certificate (seniors housing) is $280, plus: (a) in the case where the proposed development is for the purposes of a residential care facility (within the meaning of State Environmental Planning Policy (Housing for Seniors or People with a Disability) 2004)—$45 per bed in the proposed facility, or (b) in any other case $45 per dwelling in the proposed development.

(4) Despite any other provision of this clause, the fee for an application to the Director-General for a site compatibility certificate must not exceed $5,580.

Design Review Panel Fee (not required if advice provided at Pre Development stage) Estimated Cost of Construction (per application)

$3,000.00

$0.00

$3,000.00

Fee to Council for Development Applications for Integrated Development Fee to Council for Development Applications for Integrated Development

$140.00

$0.00

$140.00

Fee to Council for Development Applications requiring concurrence

$140.00

$0.00

$140.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 252A

Long Service Levy (All Development Types) Building Services Long Service Levy Payments Act

As Legislated (Note currently 0.35% of development cost over $25,000)

Development and Building – Building Assessment and Development Engineering Building Information Certificate Applications Application for any National Construction Code (Building Code of Australia) class 1 building (together with any class 10 buildings on the site) or any other National Construction Code (Building Code of Australia) class of building with a floor area not exceeding 200m2

continued on next page ...

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 260

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Building Information Certificate Applications [continued] Application for any National Construction Code (Building Code of Australia) class of building (except Class 1 building, together with any class 10 buildings on the site) where Floor Area exceeds 200m2

Cost by quotation by stipulated charge rates

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 260

Charge Rates: a. $250 plus $0.50 per m² for area of 200m² to 2000m²; b. $1165 plus $0.08 per m² for area 2001m² or greater

Additional Inspection fee

$90.00

$0.00

$90.00

Additional Fee for all Building Information Certificate Applications where works undertaken in previous 24 months required Development Consent /CDC however was not obtained

$250 plus applicable Development Application & Construction Certificate fees if approval had been sought

Additional Fee for all Building Information Certificate Applications where building works have been carried out and Private Certifier has not issued an occupation certificate

$250 plus Construction Certificate fees if approval had been sought

Environmental Planning & Assessment Regulation 2000 | Clause 260

Building Information Certificate Public Notification & Re-notification Fees Development with estimated cost up to $500,000

$350.00

$0.00

$350.00

Development with estimated cost greater than $500,000 and up to $1,000,000

$600.00

$0.00

$600.00

Development with estimated cost greater than $1,000,000

$1,100.00

$0.00

$1,100.00

Electronic File Management Fee per application for the electronic file management of Building Information Certificates, Subdivision Certificates, Council CDC's, Council Construction Certificates, Hoarding and Anchor applications and accompanying information Document Management estimated cost of works < $10,000

$35.00

$0.00

$35.00

Document Management estimated cost of works $10,000 to $100,000

$50.00

$0.00

$50.00

Document Management estimated cost of works $100,001 to $300,000

$80.00

$0.00

$80.00

Document Management estimated cost of works $300,001 to $500,000

$130.00

$0.00

$130.00

Document Management estimated cost of works $500,001 to $1,000,000

$220.00

$0.00

$220.00

Document Management estimated cost of works $1,000,001 to $5,000,000

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Document Management estimated cost of works > $5,000,000

$600.00

$0.00

$600.00

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Amended Plans / Documentation The fee for an assessment of an amendment to Building Information Certificates, Subdivision Certificates, Hoarding and Anchor applications prior to its determination is: All amendments

50% of original assessment fee

Lodgement of Private PCA Issued Certificates for Records purposes Lodgement Fee for all Certificates Relating to Building Works

$36.00

$0.00

$36.00

Outside of Standard Hours Work Permit application fees Class 1a Dwelling (each dwelling)

$150.00

$0.00

$150.00

Class 2-9 Building – up to 3 Stories

$450.00

$0.00

$450.00

Class 2-9 Building – 4 Stories and above

$650.00

$0.00

$650.00

Class 2-9 Building where concrete pour exceeds 500 square metres

$950.00

$0.00

$950.00

Application for exemption under Clause 22 of Swimming Pools Amendment Act 2012

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

Swimming Pool Act

Certificate of Compliance under Schedule 1 of Swimming Pools Amendment Act 2012

$150.00

$15.00

$165.00

Swimming Pool Act

Re-inspection

$100.00

$10.00

$110.00

Swimming Pool Act

Swimming Pools Registration Online

$10.00

$1.00

$11.00

Resuscitation Charts

$30.00

$3.00

$33.00

$125.91

$12.59

$138.50

Swimming pools (Private Swimming Pool)

Fire Safety Annual Fire Safety Statement AFSS Registration of AFSS

* 30-day discount fee is applied if paid within 30 days of the AFSS due date

Fire Safety Compliance Fire Safety Compliance Program Inspection and Re-inspection fee (i.e. Shared Accommodation, Entertainment Venues, Industrial & Commercial premises etc.)

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Registrable Boarding Houses – Boarding House first 12 months Registration and Compliance Inspection Fee

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Registrable Boarding Houses Annual Inspection Fee per hour or part thereof after

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

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Fee (excl. GST)

Fee Name

Fire Safety Compliance

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

[continued]

Registrable Boarding Houses Re-inspection Fee per hour or part thereof after

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Base application fee

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Amended application/plans/detail

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Extension to approval application

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Late application fee

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Hoardings

Public Roads (Licence Fee) Type A (fence type) Type B (overhead type)

$50 per month (per lineal metre) $70 per month (per square metre)

Council Land Other (Leasing Fee) Note - any administration costs in developing a lease agreement for Hoarding on Council Land will be be passed on to the applicant Type A (fence type)

$100 per month (per lineal metre or commercial rate via valuation - which ever is the higher)

Type B (overhead type)

$140 per month (per lineal metre or commercial rate via valuation - which ever is the higher)

Damage Deposits and Inspection Fees Against damage to Council property Minor Building Work to the value of $25,000

$550.00

$0.00

$550.00

Dual occupancy and domestic building work including dual occupancy – value between $20,500 and $2,000,000

$1,900.00

$0.00

$1,900.00

All industrial and commercial building work value between $20,000 and $2,000,000

$3,750.00

$0.00

$3,750.00

Security against access damage to Council parks or reserves

$2,300.00

$0.00

$2,300.00

Security against compliance with tree preservation requirements/conditions

$2,250.00

$0.00

$2,250.00

Security against access damage for construction within 3 metres of Council Stormwater Infrastructure

Deposit amount to be determined based on costs of works to replace stormwater infrastructure

Major Developments – Damage Deposit Works greater than $2,000,000 in value

$1,236.00 per metre of each street frontage of property

Inspection fees of Major developments (min 2 inspections) – Non refundable

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$371.00

$0.00

$371.00

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Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Damage Deposits and Inspection Fees Against damage to Council property [continued] Ground Anchor Deposit

$1,000.00 per metre of each street frontage of property

Where excavation is to be supported by the use of below ground cable anchors that are constructed under Council's roadways / footpaths

Footpath / Asset Inspection Fees First Hour or part thereof

$168.00

$0.00

$168.00

Per hour or part thereof after First Hour

$168.00

$0.00

$168.00

Minor Building Work

$115.50

$0.00

$115.50

Other

$168.00

$0.00

$168.00

Pre Demolition Inspection Fee

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

Post Demolition Inspection Fee

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

$35.00

$0.00

$35.00

Demolition Inspection Fees

Section 88G Certificate Fee

Conveyancing Act | Section 88G

Activity Applications under Section 68, Local Government Act, 1993 Application Fee

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Per hour or part thereof

$300.00

$0.00

$300.00

$1,200.00

$0.00

$1,200.00

Outstanding Notices Certificate

$210.00

$0.00

$210.00

Information compiled from files including written response and search / miscellaneous services (per hour)

$300.00

$0.00

$300.00

Road Anchor Application (minimum 4 hours)

Information request Environmental Planning and Assessment Regulation 2000; Local Government Act 1993 | Schedule 5 (EPA); Section 735 (LGA)

Professional External Consultancy Services Fee – Peer review, Report and or Advice Professional External Consultancy Services Fee for Application Assessment (e.g. acoustics, urban design, fire engineering, geotechnical, flood, continued on next page ...

‘As invoiced’ plus 10% for Council Administration of Consultant Engagement

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Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Professional External Consultancy Services Fee – Peer review, Report and or Advice [continued] Professional External Consultancy Services Fee for Application Assessment (e.g. acoustics, urban design, fire engineering, geotechnical, flood, bushfire, heritage, ecology etc.) – Peer review, Report and or advice. Where Council has to engage the services of an outside consultancy for specialist consultancy advice or peer review, the cost of this service will be forwarded to the party causing the need for the inspection, report, peer review and or advice. In accordance with Council’s Procurement Policy and Practices.

‘As invoiced’ plus 10% for Council Administration of Consultant Engagement and Contract Management

Building Certification Principal Certifying Service Fee (Includes one Occupation Certificate fee) – All development types The Manager Development & Building has the authority to adjust the fee applicable based on assessment of the extent of the proposed works and justification of the number of inspections

Up to $5,000

$227.27

$22.73

$250.00

$5,001 – $25,000

$250.00 Plus 0.70% for each $1 greater than $5k

$25,001 – $50,000

$425.00 Plus 0.65% for each $1 greater than $25k

$50,001 – $75,000

$587.50 Plus 0.50% for each $1 greater than $50k

$75,001 – $100,000

$712.50 Plus 0.35% for each $1 greater than $75k

$100,001 – $250,000

$800.00 Plus 0.25% for each $1 greater than $100k

$250,001 – $500,000

$1,175.00 Plus 0.15% for each $1 greater than $250k

$500,001 – $1,000,000

$1,550.00 Plus 0.13% for each $1 greater than $500k

$1,000,001 – $5,000,000

$2,175.00 Plus 0.06% for each $1 greater than $1mil

$5,000,001 – $10,000,000

$4,675.00 Plus 0.03% for each $1 greater than $5mil

$10,000,001 and above

$5,875.00 Plus 0.01% for each $1 greater than $10mil

2.17a Where Council is appointed as the replacement Principal Certifier Where Council is appointed as the replacement Principal Certifier, the Principal Certifying Service fee is as outlined in the above table multiplied by 4

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Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Construction Certificate Application Fees for National Construction Code Building Classes 1 and 10 – based on estimated cost of works – (In addition to PCA fee) 20% discount on Construction Certificate fee when lodged together with Development Application.

- fee calculated using the fee table then a 20% discount is applied

Up to $5,000

$227.27

$22.73

$250.00

$5,001 – $25,000

$250.00 Plus 0.70% for each $1 greater than $5k

$25,001 – $50,000

$425.00 Plus 0.65% for each $1 greater than $25k

$50,001 – $75,000

$587.50 Plus 0.50% for each $1 greater than $50k

$75,001 – $100,000

$712.50 Plus 0.35% for each $1 greater than $75k

$100,001 – $250,000

$800.00 Plus 0.25% for each $1 greater than $100k

$250,001 – $500,000

$1,175.00 Plus 0.15% for each $1 greater than $250k

$500,001 – $1,000,000

$1,550.00 Plus 0.13% for each $1 greater than $500k

$1,000,001 – $5,000,000

$2,175.00 Plus 0.06% for each $1 greater than $1mil

$5,000,001 – $10,000,000

$4,675.00 Plus 0.03% for each $1 greater than $5mil

$10,000,001 and above

$5,875.00 Plus 0.01% for each $1 greater than $10mil

Construction Certificate Application Fees for National Construction Code Building Classes 2 to 9 – based on estimated cost of works Up to $50,000

$715.91

$71.59

$787.50

$50,001 – $100,000

$750 plus 2% for each $1 greater than $50,000

$100,001 – $500,000

$1,750 plus 0.5% for each $1 greater than $100,000

$500,001 – $1,000,000

$3,750 plus 0.3% for each $1 greater than $500,000

$1,000,001 – $5,000,000 $5,000,001 and above

$5,250 plus 0.15% for each $1 greater than $1,000,000 $11,250 plus 0.07% for each $1 greater than $5,000,000

Amended Construction or Complying Development Certificates Amended Construction or Complying Development Certificates Amended Construction or Complying Development Certificates (Minor Works)

50% of original fee $525.00

$52.50

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Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Complying Development Certificate Application Fees for National Construction Code Building Classes 1 and 10 – based on estimated cost of works Pre CDC Assessment/Review

Up to $5,000 $5,001 – $25,000

“Pre-Complying Development Certificate Advice” fee to be credited to Complying Development Certificate Application $227.27

$22.73

$250.00

$250.00 Plus 1% for each $1 greater than $5k

$25,001 – $50,000

$500.00 Plus 0.70% for each $1 greater than $25k

$50,001 – $75,000

$675.00 Plus 0.58% for each $1 greater than $50k

$75,001 – $100,000

$818.80 Plus 0.50% for each $1 greater than $75k

$100,001 – $250,000

$943.80 Plus 0.30% for each $1 greater than $100k

$250,001 – $500,000

$1,393.80 Plus 0.20% for each $1 greater than $250k

$500,001 – $1,000,000

$1,893.80 Plus 0.15% for each $1 greater than $500k

$1,000,001 – $5,000,000

$2,643.80 Plus 0.08% for each $1 greater than $1mil

$5,000,001 – $10,000,000

$5,643.80 Plus 0.03% for each $1 greater than $5mil

$10,000,001 and above

$7,143.80 Plus 0.01% for each $1 greater than $10mil

Complying Development Certificate Application Fees for National Construction Code Building Classes 2 to 9 – based on estimated cost of works Up to $50,000

$681.82

$68.18

$750.00

$50,001 – $100,000

$750 plus 2% for each $1 greater than $50,000

$100,001 – $500,000

$1,750 plus 0.5% for each $1 greater than $100,000

$500,001 – $1,000,000

$3,750 plus 0.3% for each $1 greater than $500,000

$1,000,001 – $5,000,000 $5,000,001 and above

$5,250 plus 0.15% for each $1 greater than $1,000,000 $11,250 plus 0.07% for each $1 greater than $5,000,000

Complying Development Certificate Commercial Change of use Modification of Complying Development Certificate

$727.27

$72.73

$800.00

50% of original fee

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

PCA Inspections (Mandatory or additional) Per inspection

$272.73

$27.27

$300.00

$363.64

$36.36

$400.00

Where no new allotments (e.g. boundary adjustments)

$500.00

$0.00

$500.00

Fee per lot created or per unit proposed (Torrens or Community Title)

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

Strata Certificate

$1,000.00

$0.00

$1,000.00

Stratum Certificate

$1,000.00

$0.00

$1,000.00

Certification Fee

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Inspection Fee

$300.00

$0.00

$300.00

Occupation Certificate.

Occupation Certificate application

Subdivision Certificate

Linen Plan (certification)

Endorsement of Instrument under the Conveyancing Act where Council is cited in the instrument Certification Fee

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

Inspection Fee

$300.00

$0.00

$300.00

Complying Development Certificate private certifier storm water assessment referral fee Stormwater Assessment for CDC applications as per Council's Stormwater Management Policy

Per application (per hour) $250

Professional External Consultancy Services Fee – Peer review, Report and or Advice Professional External Consultancy Services Fee for Application Assessment (e.g. acoustics, fire engineering, geotechnical, flood, bushfire, heritage, ecology, traffic, landscape assessment etc.) – Peer review, Report and or advice. Where Council has to engage the services of an outside consultancy for specialist consultancy advice or peer review, the cost of this service will be forwarded to the party causing the need for the inspection, report, peer review and or advice. In accordance with Council’s Procurement Policy and Practices.

‘As invoiced’ plus 10% for Council Administration of Consultant Engagement and Contract Management

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Activity Application under s.68 of the Local Government Act and/or s.138 of the Roads Act (Stormwater) Application Fee (per application)

$420.00

$0.00

$420.00

Inspection Fee (per hour or part thereof)

$130.00

$0.00

$130.00

Damage Deposit for works on Council Stormwater Infrastructure

Price on application based on cost of works - to be determined by Council

Temporary Road, Lane or Footpath Closure Application Fee

$83.00

$0.00

$83.00

Road Closure Fee (per lane per day)

$236.00

$0.00

$236.00

Road Closure Fee – Section 68 LG Act – Cranes, Pumps etc. (per lane per day)

$283.50

$0.00

$283.50

$9.70

$0.00

$9.70

$200.00

$0.00

$200.00

Footpath Occupancy Fee (per sq.m per day)

Use of Footway Use of Footway Application Fee Licence to use roadway for permanent structures

Approved Lease Market rate to be determined by valuation

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 68

Outdoor Dining/Restaurants Application Fee

$220.00

$0.00

$220.00

Outdoor Dining – Hurstville Plaza ( per square metre per annum)

$350.00

$0.00

$350.00

Hurstville & Kogarah CBD – Without Fixed Council Umbrellas (per square metre per annum)

$320.00

$0.00

$320.00

Hurstville & Kogarah CBD – With Fixed Council Umbrellas (per square metre per annum)

$390.00

$0.00

$390.00

Oatley / Beverly Hills / Mortdale / Penshurst (per square metre per annum)

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

Other Areas (per square metre per annum)

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

$130.00

$0.00

$130.00

Hurstville & Kogarah CBD (per square metre per annum)

$169.50

$0.00

$169.50

Other Areas (per square metre per annum)

$140.00

$0.00

$140.00

Licence Fee

Display of Goods (adjacent to business premises) Application Fee Licence Fee

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

A-Frame Advertising Signage A-Frame Avertising Signage (per sign per annum)

$220.00

$0.00

$220.00

$220.00

$0.00

$220.00

$69.00

$0.00

$69.00

$330.00

$0.00

$330.00

Use of Public Space (non-road reserve) Outdoor Dining/Restaurants – Kogarah Town Square Decking Application Fee Licence Preparation Fee (new and renewals) (per stall holder) Rental/Use of Space (per square metre per annum)

Activity Application Determination Fee

Under Section 100 Local Government Act – 30% of Fee with minimum fee of $75.00

Section 68 LGA Approvals (12 months maximum) Commercial Use of Public Footways Install or operate amusement devices (per event)

$358.00

$0.00

$358.00

Use a standing vehicle or any article for the purpose of selling any article in a public place for the period specified in the approval

$358.00

$0.00

$358.00

Carry out an activity prescribed by the regulations or an activity of a class or description prescribed by the regulations

$358.00

$0.00

$358.00

Skip Bin Fees – Sec 68 LG Act Management of Waste Skip Bin Application Fee

$52.00

$0.00

$52.00

Skip Bins on Public Land (per bin per week)

$94.00

$0.00

$94.00

Public Health (note: includes Cooling Towers or Warm Water Systems (regulated systems), Public Swimming Pool & Spas, Mortuaries and Skin Penetration Premises) Collection & analysis of water samples by NATA approved laboratory

$231.00

$0.00

$231.00

Mortuary Inspection

$180.00

$0.00

$180.00

Pre-occupation Certificate Inspection

$220.00

$0.00

$220.00

$54.55

$5.45

$60.00

Inspection Fee (first hour)

$180.00

$0.00

$180.00

Inspection Fee (per hour or part thereof after first hour)

$180.00

$0.00

$180.00

Public Health Notification Fee

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Public Health [continued] Re-Inspection Fee (first hour)

$85.00

$0.00

$85.00

Re-Inspection Fee (per hour or part thereof after first hour)

$85.00

$0.00

$85.00

$110.00

$0.00

$110.00

Improvement Notice – Regulated System

$560.00

$0.00

$560.00

Public Health Regulation 2012 | Part 9 Clause 97

Prohibition Orders – Regulated System

$560.00

$0.00

$560.00

Public Health Regulation 2012 | Part 9 Clause 98 (a)

Improvement Notice – Public Swimming pool & Spa and Skin Penetration Premises

$270.00

$0.00

$270.00

Public Health Regulation 2012 | Part 9 Clause 98(b)

Prohibition Orders – Public Swimming pool & Spa and Skin Penetration Premises

$270.00

$0.00

$270.00

Public Health Regulation 2012 | Part 9 Clause 98(b)

$474.00

$0.00

$474.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Hair, Skin Beauty Salon (non skin Penetration)

Notices and Orders

Domestic Waste Management Services Standard Domestic Waste Management Charge

1 x 120L general waste bin, 1 x 240L recycling bin + 1 x 240L garden organics bin Additional Volume Domestic Waste Management Charge

$616.00

$0.00

$616.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Extra general waste bin service (120L)

$151.00

$0.00

$151.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Extra general waste bin service (240L)

$302.00

$0.00

$302.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Special Additional waste service (4 or more children or medical condition)

$124.00

$0.00

$124.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Extra recycling bin service (240L)

$107.00

$0.00

$107.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Extra garden organics bin service (240L)

$142.00

$0.00

$142.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Boarding House charge (per room)

$234.00

$0.00

$234.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

$65.00

$0.00

$65.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Availability charge (dwelling with private domestic waste contractor) continued on next page ...

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Domestic Waste Management Services [continued] Availability charge (dwelling with cancelled bin service)

$65.00

$0.00

$65.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

$547.00

$0.00

$547.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 501

$2,285.00

$0.00

$2,285.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 501

$274.00

$0.00

$274.00

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 501

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 496

Commercial Waste Services (other than domestic) Commercial general waste bin service (240L)

Commercial general waste bin service (1100L)

Commercial recycling bin service (240L)

Non-rateable Property Standard Waste Management Charge Non-rateable Property Standard Waste Management Charge

$465.00

$0.00

$465.00

Non-rateable Property Additional Waste Management Charge

$616.00

$0.00

$616.00

Non-rateable general waste service (240L)

$547.00

$0.00

$547.00

Shared plots

$46.82

$4.68

$51.50

Individual plots and Family plots

$46.82

$4.68

$51.50

Dog – Desexed (by relevant age)

$66.00

$0.00

$66.00

Companion Animals Act

Dog – Desexed (by relevant age eligible pensioner)

$27.00

$0.00

$27.00

Companion Animals Act

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Companion Animals Act

$224.00

$0.00

$224.00

Companion Animals Act

Dog – Not Desexed (not recommended)

$66.00

$0.00

$66.00

Companion Animals Act

Dog – Not Desexed (recognised breeder)

$66.00

$0.00

$66.00

Companion Animals Act

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Companion Animals Act

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 501

Community Gardens

Life time registration – microchipping

Dog – Desexed (sold by pound/shelter) Dog – Not Desexed or Desexed (after relevant age)

Dog – Working

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Life time registration – microchipping [continued] Dog – Service of the State

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Companion Animals Act

Assistance Animal

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Companion Animals Act

Cat – Desexed (sold by pound/shelter)

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Companion Animals Act

Cat – Desexed or Not Desexed

$56.00

$0.00

$56.00

Companion Animals Act

Cat – Eligible Pensioner

$27.00

$0.00

$27.00

Companion Animals Act

Cat – Not Desexed (not recommended)

$56.00

$0.00

$56.00

Companion Animals Act

Cat – Not Desexed (recognised breeder)

$56.00

$0.00

$56.00

Companion Animals Act

Registration Late Fee

$18.00

$0.00

$18.00

Companion Animals Act

Dangerous Dog

$197.00

$0.00

$197.00

Companion Animals Act

Restricted Dog

$197.00

$0.00

$197.00

Companion Animals Act

$81.00

$0.00

$81.00

Companion Animals Act

$85.00

$0.00

$85.00

Annual Specified Animal Permit Fees

Undesexed Cats

Animal Impounding Fees Impound and daily boarding charge per animal per day

Food Premises Fee Registered Charities and Not for Profit School Canteens (P&C run) are not subject to these Food Premises Fees and Charges.

Annual Administration Fee

$125.00

$0.00

$125.00

Food Act 2003

$60.00

$0.00

$60.00

Food Act 2003

Inspection Fee – First hour

$180.00

$0.00

$180.00

Food Act 2003

Inspection Fee – Per hour thereof after first hour

$180.00

$0.00

$180.00

Food Act 2003

Re-inspection Fee – First hour

$92.00

$0.00

$92.00

Food Act 2003

Re-inspection Fee – Per hour thereof after first hour

$92.00

$0.00

$92.00

Food Act 2003

$231.00

$0.00

$231.00

Notification (registration) of food premises

Pre Occupation Certificate

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Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Temporary Food Premises (TFP) (including mobile food vending vehicles and temporary food stalls) Approval – Temporary Food Stall

$54.64

$0.00

$54.64

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 68

Approval – Mobile Food Vending Vehicle (Georges River Council not the home Council)

$54.64

$0.00

$54.64

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 68

Approval – Mobile Food Vending Vehicle (Georges River Council is the home Council)

$97.66

$0.00

$97.66

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 68

Inspection fee – Individual temporary food premises – First hour

$50.00

$0.00

$50.00

Food Act 2003

Re-inspection fee – Individual temporary food premises – Per hour thereof after first hour

$50.00

$0.00

$50.00

Food Act 2003

$330.00

$0.00

$330.00

Food Act 2003

Trolleys (per day)

$105.00

$0.00

$105.00

Impounding Act

Other Items (per day)

$105.00

$0.00

$105.00

Impounding Act

Administration Fee

$24.98

$0.00

$24.98

Impounding Act

Fee to release to owner – all impounded items

$90.50

$0.00

$90.50

Impounding Act

Disposal Fee (if not claimed)

$58.00

$0.00

$58.00

Impounding Act

Food Regulation – Notices Improvement Notice (per notice)

Impounding Charges

Abandoned vehicles Towing fee

Impounding Act

Towing fee – deemed dangerous location

Impounding Act

Impounding fee

Impounding Act

Holding Fee (per day)

Impounding Act

Fee to release to owner – all impounded items

Impounding Act

Protection of the Environment Operation Legislation These fees are issued under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act Clean Up Notice (Under POEO Act 1997)

$591.00

$0.00

$591.00

Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997

Noise Control Notice (under POEO 1997)

$591.00

$0.00

$591.00

Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997

Prevention Notice (Under POEO 1997)

$591.00

$0.00

$591.00

Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Protection of the Environment Operation Legislation [continued] Compliance Cost Notice

Varies depending on cost

Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997

Varies depending on cost

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 197 and 678

Local Government Legislation Recovery Cost Notice

Community & Culture Overdue Library items Adult library materials – Books, DVDs, CDs, magazines, etc

$0.30

$0.00

$0.30

Junior & young adult library materials – Books, DVDs, CDs, magazines, etc

$0.30

$0.00

$0.30

$17.60

$0.00

$17.60

$17.60

$0.00

$17.60

$6.10

$0.00

$6.10

A4 B/W

$0.18

$0.02

$0.20

A3 B/W

$0.45

$0.05

$0.50

A4 Colour

$0.59

$0.06

$0.65

A3 Colour

$1.14

$0.11

$1.25

Scan A4

$0.09

$0.01

$0.10

Scan A3

$0.09

$0.01

$0.10

Lamination – A4 or smaller

$1.14

$0.11

$1.25

Lamination – A3

$2.27

$0.23

$2.50

Long overdue service fee – charged when items reach 44 days overdue

House call collection fee Collection Fee

Replacement of lost Library cards Replacement Fee

Photocopies/Printing/Laminating Services performed at Library

Lost and Damaged items Books, DVDs, CDs, Magazines, Toys, Discovery Resources etc.

Processing Fee (per item)

Replacement cost of item $11.80

$0.00

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Microfiche / Film copies A4 (per page)

$0.18

$0.02

$0.20

A3 (per page)

$0.45

$0.05

$0.50

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Other Items Library bags

As marked

Technology Items (damaged or lost while on loan)

At cost

Toy and Discovery Resources cleaning charge (per item)

$11.80

$0.00

$11.80

Replacement of packaging charge (per item)

$11.80

$0.00

$11.80

Data storage devices

As marked

Local History items

As marked

Deleted library items

As marked

Historical Society items

As marked

Merchandise

As marked

Vending Machine

As marked

USB

As marked

Earphones (Buds)

As Marked

Inter-Library Loans Fee

$6.45

$0.65

$7.10

Institutional charge

At cost

Delivery charges

At cost

Replacement charge for lost ILL books Processing charge for lost ILL items

Replacement cost of item $11.80

$0.00

$11.80

Fax – receive or send (overseas per page)

$6.00

$0.60

$6.60

Fax – receive or send (STD per transmission)

$2.45

$0.25

$2.70

Fax – receive or send (local per transmission)

$1.09

$0.11

$1.20

$65.00

$6.50

$71.50

Kogarah Library Activity Room (per hour)

$20.00

$2.00

$22.00

Kogarah Library Study Room 1 (per hour)

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Kogarah Library Study Room 2 (per hour)

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Hurstville Library Miles Franklin Meeting Room (per hour)

$20.00

$2.00

$22.00

Oatley Library Hall (per hour)

$20.00

$2.00

$22.00

South Hustville Meeting Room (per hour)

$15.27

$1.53

$16.80

$5.27

$0.53

$5.80

Facsimile

Offsite storytime sessions Fee

Hire fee for Library Rooms

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Hire fee for Library Rooms [continued] Laptop or video projector

$10.73

$1.07

$11.80

Hire Fee for Exhibition Venues (for functions and programs) Kogarah Library Exhibition Space (for functions and programs) (per hour)

$63.18

$6.32

$69.50

Hurstville Library Exhibition Space (for functions and programs) (per hour)

$63.18

$6.32

$69.50

After Hours Function – 2 Library Staff (per hour)

$101.36

$10.14

$111.50

Cancellation Fee

$43.64

$4.36

$48.00

Use of Kitchen (per hour)

$20.91

$2.09

$23.00

$107.27

$10.73

$118.00

Plus associated print charges for A4

$0.18

$0.02

$0.20

Plus associated print charges for A3

$0.45

$0.05

$0.50

$25.45

$2.55

$28.00

Research fee Research Fee (per hour, first half hour free)

Service fee for reproduction of photographs Service fee for reproduction of photographs (per order) Photograph printing and/or burning to CD/DVD Photograph Licence Fee (per image)

At cost $19.09

$1.91

$21.00

Library Programs Events, Classes and Workshops Special Events Basic

Varies depending on cost $6.00

$0.60

$6.60

Intermediate

$10.64

$1.06

$11.70

Advanced

$20.91

$2.09

$23.00

Exceptional workshops

Varies depending on cost

Hurstville Museum & Gallery Museum on the Move – Travelling education kits (per kit)

$55.00

$5.50

$60.50

Reminiscing Therapy kits (per kit)

$55.00

$5.50

$60.50

Dragonflies Kids' Club Activities (per child per activity)

$5.91

$0.59

$6.50

Art Attack Kids' Workshops (per child per activity)

$5.91

$0.59

$6.50

$140.91

$14.09

$155.00

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Hurstville Museum & Gallery [continued] Event & Classes – Materials Kit

As marked

Organised Tours Organised tours Tea/coffee

$4.50 (incl GST) per person with a minimum of $45.00 $1.00 (incl GST) per person

Education Programs High school education programs

$6.50 (incl GST) per person with a minimum of $65.00

Primary school education programs

$6.50 (incl GST) per person with a minimum of $65.00

Preschool / day care education programs

$6.50 (incl GST) per person with a minimum of $65.00

Professional Services Fee (per hour)

$57.27

$5.73

$63.00

Community Programs Events, Classes & Workshops – Museum & Gallery Special Events Basic

Varies depending on cost $5.91

$0.59

$6.50

Intermediate

$10.45

$1.05

$11.50

Advanced

$20.45

$2.05

$22.50

Tailor-made programs

$45.91

$4.59

$50.50

Entry fee – 18 and over (per art work)

$40.91

$4.09

$45.00

Entry fee – under 18 (per art work)

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

$68.18

$6.82

$75.00

Exhibition of artwork – Commercial hire (selling artworks, per week)

$50.00

$5.00

$55.00

Exhibition of artwork – Non-commercial hire (not selling artworks, per week)

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

Georges River Art Prize

Hiring Fee for Exhibition Venues (for functions and programs) Cost per hour – Main Gallery

Dragon's Lair Gallery

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Legislation

Edgbaston Artist Studio Hiring Fee for Edgbaston Artist Studio (per week)

$227.27

$22.73

$250.00

$124.00

$0.00

$124.00

Ocean Street Long Day Care – from 1 July 2021

$98.00

$0.00

$98.00

Carss Park Narani Long Day Care – from 1 July 2021

$115.00

$0.00

$115.00

Penshurst Long Day Care – from 1 July 2021

$115.00

$0.00

$115.00

Jack High Long Day Care – from 1 July 2021

$116.00

$0.00

$116.00

South Hurstville Pre-School prior to rebate – from 1 July 2021

$69.00

$0.00

$69.00

South Hurstville Pre-School Equity Fee

$15.30

$0.00

$15.30

South Hurstville Pre-School Reduced fee – three year olds

$41.70

$0.00

$41.70

South Hurstville Pre-School Reduced fee – four year olds

$30.00

$0.00

$30.00

$6.10

$0.00

$6.10

$115.00

$0.00

$115.00

Excursion fee (per child)

$25.00

$0.00

$25.00

South Hurstville Pre-School – Event program fee (per term)

$20.00

$0.00

$20.00

Occasional Care

$18.00

$0.00

$18.00

Childcare Waiting List Registration Fee (non-refundable)

$28.18

$2.82

$31.00

$250 per week (incl GST).

Hiring Fee – Functions and Meetings

Child Care Fees Oatley West Childcare – from 1 July 2021

South Hurstville Pre-School After School Care Hurstville Early Learning Centre – from 1 July 2021

Child Care – Other Charges

Enrolment: Two weeks fees in advance to be paid prior to commencement of school year or on acceptance of placement (to be held as refundable bond per child) Late pickup fees – All Centres

2 weeks of fee total, pro rata for days of attendance

$50.00 for the first 10 minutes or part thereof, plus $20.00 per subsequent 5 minutes

Late payment of fees (per week)

$30.00

$0.00

$30.00

Direct Debit Dishonour Fee (charged per family per transaction)

$30.00

$0.00

$30.00

Enrolment Cancellation

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2 Weeks notice or if in 4th term of pre-school enrollment is cancelled, full fees need to be paid to the end of the year. Once enrolled, not attending, a cancellation fee of $200 will apply $13.64

$1.36

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Child Care – Other Charges [continued] Wet Bags

$9.09

$0.91

$10.00

Not for Profit Community Groups (each)

$34.50

$0.00

$34.50

Other (each)

$57.00

$0.00

$57.00

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

Master Locksmith Access Key (MLAK)

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

Seniors Centre Locker Key

$32.27

$3.23

$35.50

$400.00

$0.00

$400.00

$50.00

$0.00

$50.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$30.45

$3.05

$33.50

Saturday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Sunday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

$25.91

$2.59

$28.50

$15.27

$1.53

$16.80

$10.55

$1.05

$11.60

Policy, planning or other documents

Vacation Care Excursions to Cultural Facilities Fee (per student)

Community Keys

Community Centres Security Bond Key Deposit

Carss Park Life Saving Hall Casual Bookings

Regular Bookings Monday to Friday (per hour)

Carss Park Straw Bale Shed Casual Bookings Per hour Regular Bookings Per hour

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Legislation

Dragon Room Monday to Friday (per hour)

$50.45

$5.05

$55.50

Saturday (per hour)

$60.91

$6.09

$67.00

Sunday (per hour)

$60.91

$6.09

$67.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$30.45

$3.05

$33.50

Saturday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Sunday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$45.00

$4.50

$49.50

Saturday (per hour)

$55.45

$5.55

$61.00

Sunday (per hour)

$55.45

$5.55

$61.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$40.00

$4.00

$44.00

Sunday (per hour)

$50.45

$5.05

$55.50

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$45.45

$4.55

$50.00

Saturday (per hour)

$55.45

$5.55

$61.00

Sunday (per hour)

$55.45

$5.55

$61.00

$40.00

$4.00

$44.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$45.91

$4.59

$50.50

Saturday (per hour)

$56.36

$5.64

$62.00

Sunday (per hour)

$56.36

$5.64

$62.00

River Room

Hurstville Senior Citizens Centre Casual Bookings

Regular Bookings

Kingsgrove Community Centre Casual Bookings

Regular Bookings Monday to Friday (per hour)

Kogarah School of Arts Casual Bookings

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Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Regular Bookings Monday to Friday (per hour)

$40.91

$4.09

$45.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$53.18

$5.32

$58.50

Saturday (per hour)

$58.18

$5.82

$64.00

Sunday (per hour)

$58.18

$5.82

$64.00

$42.73

$4.27

$47.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$30.45

$3.05

$33.50

Saturday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Sunday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

$25.91

$2.59

$28.50

$15.27

$1.53

$16.80

$10.50

$1.05

$11.55

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$30.45

$3.05

$33.50

Saturday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Sunday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Mortdale Community Centre Casual Bookings

Regular Bookings Monday to Friday (per hour)

Oatley Community Hall Casual Bookings

Regular Bookings Monday to Friday (per hour)

Oatley Community Hall – meeting rooms 1 & 2 Casual Bookings Monday to Friday (per hour) Regular Bookings Monday to Friday (per hour)

PJ Ferry Reserve Community Hall Casual Bookings

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Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Regular Bookings Monday to Friday (per hour)

$25.91

$2.59

$28.50

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$30.45

$3.05

$33.50

Saturday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Sunday (per hour)

$35.45

$3.55

$39.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$25.91

$2.59

$28.50

Sunday (per hour)

$30.45

$3.05

$33.50

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$28.64

$2.86

$31.50

Saturday (per hour)

$33.64

$3.36

$37.00

Sunday (per hour)

$33.64

$3.36

$37.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$14.36

$1.44

$15.80

Saturday (per hour)

$19.09

$1.91

$21.00

Sunday (per hour)

$19.09

$1.91

$21.00

Monday to Friday (per hour)

$45.45

$4.55

$50.00

Saturday (per hour)

$55.45

$5.55

$61.00

Sunday (per hour)

$55.45

$5.55

$61.00

Weekdays Monday-Friday (per hour, minimum 3 hours)

$145.00

$14.50

$159.50

Weekends & public holidays (per hour, minimum 3 hours)

$220.00

$22.00

$242.00

St George Community Centre Casual Bookings

Regular Bookings

Waratah Room

Banksia Room

Harold Fraser Oval Function Room Casual bookings

Performance venues Marana Auditorium

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Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Marana Auditorium [continued] Commercial Kitchen Hire (per hour, minimum 3 hours)

$110.00

$11.00

$121.00

$85.00

$8.50

$93.50

$105.00

$10.50

$115.50

Weekdays Monday-Friday (per hour, minimum 3 hours)

$215.00

$21.50

$236.50

Weekends & public holidays (per hour, minimum 3 hours)

$300.00

$30.00

$330.00

Video Package 1

$1,227.27

$122.73

$1,350.00

Video Package 2

$1,518.18

$151.82

$1,670.00

Recorded File

$45.45

$4.55

$50.00

Streaming Option (live stream the event)

$90.91

$9.09

$100.00

Live Projection Option (project your event live on the screen) Requires Audio Visual Technician cost per hour (minimum 4 hours)

$54.55

$5.45

$60.00

Musicians Package 1

$195.45

$19.55

$215.00

Musicians Package 2 (Wireless Option)

$290.91

$29.09

$320.00

Cross Stage Lighting Package

$727.27

$72.73

$800.00

Civic Theatre Monday to Friday (per hour) Weekends & public holidays (per hour)

Marana Auditorium and Civic Theatre Package

Further additional audio visual equipment available

Price on application

Public Holiday surcharge Flat rate surcharge for venue hire bookings on a Public Holiday

$130.00 (incl GST) per 3 hour block or part thereof

Additional charges Breach of terms and conditions (per breach) Standard data projector (Civic Theatre) (per day) Portable data projector

$95.45

$9.55

$105.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$54.55

$5.45

$60.00

All other staging and equipment Piano Hire/Tuning

At cost $215.00

$21.50

$236.50

Security guard (per hour, 4 hour minimum plus overtime and penalty rates if applicable)

$54.55

$5.45

$60.00

Audio visual technician – mandatory for the Marana Auditorium (per hour, 4 hour minimum plus overtime and penalty rates if applicable)

$54.55

$5.45

$60.00

$281.82

$28.18

$310.00

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Additional charges [continued] Cleaning in excess of normal cleaning after a function (per hour, minimum 2 hours)

$104.55

$10.45

$115.00

Flipchart/whiteboard (charge per item)

$14.09

$1.41

$15.50

TV (per day)

$30.45

$3.05

$33.50

Drapes (1 set, maximum 4 sets) per set

$52.73

$5.27

$58.00

Projector screen

$30.45

$3.05

$33.50

Small Portable PA System (subject to availability, including 1x corded microphone)

$63.64

$6.36

$70.00

Tablecloths (per item)

$10.91

$1.09

$12.00

Portable urn (per day)

$31.82

$3.18

$35.00

Additional wireless handheld microphone (per item)

$77.27

$7.73

$85.00

Additional wireless headset microphone (per item)

$77.27

$7.73

$85.00

Additional wireless lapel microphone (per item)

$77.27

$7.73

$85.00

$109.09

$10.91

$120.00

Condenser Microphones Set of 2

$72.73

$7.27

$80.00

Haze machine

$96.36

$9.64

$106.00

Equipment storage fee (per day or part thereof)

$50.45

$5.05

$55.50

Temporary vinyl dance floor hire for Marana Auditorium – first day of hire

$190.91

$19.09

$210.00

Temporary vinyl dance floor hire for Marana Auditorium – subsequent days

$109.09

$10.91

$120.00

Temporary vinyl dance floor labour – install and removal (flat rate covers installation and removal)

$236.36

$23.64

$260.00

$90.91

$9.09

$100.00

$227.27

$22.73

$250.00

Staging and Equipment

Choir microphone (set of 3)

Front of House Mix Recording (client to provide portable Hard Drive) Multitrack recording (client to provide portable Hard Drive)

Kogarah Town Square, Hurstville Plaza or Civic Forecourt Area Charity Event Fees Application Fee

$64.55

$6.45

$71.00

$505.45

$50.55

$556.00

$75.91

$7.59

$83.50

Commercial Event/Promotion (per evening or night after 5pm / hour)

$101.36

$10.14

$111.50

Cleaning Deposit

$721.00

$0.00

$721.00

$45.45

$4.55

$50.00

Charity Event / Not For Profit / Free Event (per day) School (per hour)

Additional Garbage Bins (per bin) Requested Council Services eg. Barricades etc.

At cost

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Private Event Per Day

Determined per application, minimum charge $800 for 4 hrs

Commercial Filming on Council Property Public Liability

$32.00

$0.00

$32.00

Application Fee

$248.50

$0.00

$248.50

Bond

$515.00

$0.00

$515.00

Daily Rental Fee (Note – Major Projects)

$820.00

$0.00

$820.00

Daily Rental Fee (Note – Minor Projects)

$217.50

$0.00

$217.50

Use of Public Spaces Conditions - Organisations can apply for a maximum of 12 occasions in a Calendar year but not more than one occasion per month - Not for Profit Organisations seeking a further reduction in fees, refer to guidelines in accordance with the Grants, Donations & Sponsorship Policy - Commercial organisations that conduct Street Stall activities on behalf of not for profit organisations are not eligible for a 50% reduction on the Street Stall fee

Application

$147.27

$14.73

$162.00

Application discounted fee for Local Businesses within LGA

$109.09

$10.91

$120.00

$72.73

$7.27

$80.00

$1,316.48

$131.65

$1,448.13

Street Stall Fee (per day)

$75.45

$7.55

$83.00

Street Stall discounted fee for Non-Profit and Community Groups within LGA (per day)

$37.27

$3.73

$41.00

Application discounted fee for Non-Profit and Community Groups within LGA Rental/Use of Space (maximum fee payable per event per day)

Commercial Activities on designated Council footways, public plazas, or squares Per hour (minimum two hours) Per day

$75.00

$7.50

$82.50

$393.28

$39.33

$432.61

Independent Festivals or Events in Parks Note: - Additional charges will apply for any Street Stall activities that require temporary food inspections, access to water, electricity, Council waste services or road closures - Street Stalls or events in Councils Parks and Reserves or stalls associated with Council festivals and events (such as Australia Day and Lunar New Year) are considered separately to this policy

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$947.00

$0.00

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Independent Festivals or Events in Parks [continued] Daily Rental Fee

$472.73

$47.27

$520.00

Toilet Cleaning Fee

$360.91

$36.09

$397.00

Electricity and Water Fee

$136.36

$13.64

$150.00

Waste Removal

Fee on application

Event Management Event Application Form Fee (non-refundable)

$45.45

Busking/Street performance

$4.55

$50.00

No fee, permit required

Street stall fee at major Council events Australia Day and Lunar New Year Festival Site Fee only (3m x 3m)

$280.91

$28.09

$309.00

Site fee discounted for Local Businesses within LGA

$210.91

$21.09

$232.00

Site fee discounted for Non-Profit and Community Groups within LGA

$168.64

$16.86

$185.50

Fete Stall (2.4m x 2.4m)

$113.18

$11.32

$124.50

Shelter (3m x 3m)

$147.27

$14.73

$162.00

Walls (each)

$10.36

$1.04

$11.40

Table (each)

$21.82

$2.18

$24.00

Power (per 10amps, available at Lunar New Year Festival only)

$95.45

$9.55

$105.00

Site Fee only (3m x 3m)

$187.27

$18.73

$206.00

Site fee discounted for Local Businesses within LGA

$140.45

$14.05

$154.50

Site fee discounted for Non-Profit and Community Groups within LGA

$112.27

$11.23

$123.50

$113.18

$11.32

$124.50

Extra Event Management Provisions

Street stall fee at other Council events

Extra Event Management Provisions Fete Stall (2.4m x 2.4m)

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Events, performances, shows, cinemas and activities [continued] Ticketing and/or booking fees for Council run events, performances, shows, cinemas and activities

Ticketing and/or booking fees for Council run events, performances, shows, cinemas and activities $0.00 $50.00 (ex. GST)

Access to private property via public reserve (non construction activity) Administration Fee

$44.55

$4.45

$49.00

$463.50

$0.00

$463.50

$8.60

$0.00

$8.60

Flagpole/Banner Pole Todd Park (Princes Hwy)

$11.80

$0.00

$11.80

Banner Pole (Cox Reserve Carwar Ave/Princes Hwy)

$11.80

$0.00

$11.80

Banner Pole (Claydon Reserve)

$11.80

$0.00

$11.80

Banner Pole (Arrowsmith Reserve)

$11.80

$0.00

$11.80

Corporate Users (at Council's discretion)

$16.00

$0.00

$16.00

$90.50

$0.00

$90.50

Damage Deposit – minimum

Advertising Per day, or at Council's discretion Any flagpole/Banner Poles – Users From LGA

Promotional Banners Hiring fee per promotional banner (per week) Banner design and manufacture

At Cost

Installation fee per banner

$51.00

$0.00

$51.00

Dismantling fee per banner

$51.00

$0.00

$51.00

Application

$126.45

$12.65

$139.10

Rental/Use of Space (maximum fee payable per event per day)

$608.64

$60.86

$669.50

$25.36

$2.54

$27.90

Other Uses

Public Liability

Corporate Leases/Licences/Easements of Council Community Properties New/Renewal Agreements

General Photocopy Fee (Per Page) by Customer Service Staff A4 B&W continued on next page ...

$0.45

$0.05

$0.50 Page 66 of 74

Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

General Photocopy Fee (Per Page) by Customer Service Staff [continued] A3 B&W

$0.91

$0.09

$1.00

A4 Colour

$1.82

$0.18

$2.00

A3 Colour

$3.64

$0.36

$4.00

$112.50

$0.00

$112.50

$30.00

$0.00

$30.00

$22.00

$0.00

$22.00

Map Production Council Plans First Hour (minimum 1 Hour) Per 30 Minutes or part thereof after first hour

Electronic Media Output USB or Digital Image

Address Review Service Address Review Service Fee

First hour free to assess and quote, then $30 per hour thereafter

Legal Proceedings Reimbursement of Staff In Private Court Actions General Manager (per day)

$710.00

$0.00

$710.00

Directors (per day)

$590.00

$0.00

$590.00

Managers (per day)

$470.00

$0.00

$470.00

Any other staff (per day)

$355.00

$0.00

$355.00

In-House General Counsel (per hour)

$613.00

$0.00

$613.00

In-House Senior Solicitor (per hour)

$490.00

$0.00

$490.00

In-House Solicitor (per hour)

$300.00

$0.00

$300.00

In-House Internal Paralegal/Legal Officer (per hour)

$200.00

$0.00

$200.00

In-House Legal Administrative/Support Officer (per hour)

$85.00

$0.00

$85.00

$490.00

$0.00

$490.00

Costs in Legal Proceedings

Council Officer/ Internal Expert (per hour) External Legal Fees (as incurred)

As incurred

External Expert (as incurred)

As incurred

Subpoenas Conduct Money – deposit payable on application continued on next page ...

$34.50

$0.00

$34.50 Page 67 of 74

Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Subpoenas [continued] First Hour or part there of

$35.50

$0.00

$35.50

Per hour or part thereof after First Hour

$35.50

$0.00

$35.50

$177.50

$0.00

$177.50

Cost of Council Officer to attend as Witness and for Court Appearances (per person and per hour) including travelling time

Sale of Contract, Tender and Similar Documents Contract value < $500,000 (per copy)

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Contract value >= $500,000 (per copy)

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$651.00

$0.00

$651.00

$2.50

$0.00

$2.50

Council Documents Minutes/Agendas Mailing List (per year) Audio tape/CD of meetings (per tape / CD per meeting)

Government Information Public Access (GIPA) Nature of Application (a) Access to records by natural person about their personal affairs – Application fee Processing Charge after first 20 hours

$30.00 per hour after first 20 hours

(b) All other GIPA Applications Application Fee

$30.00, subject to a 50% reduction for financial hardship, non-profit organisations showing financial hardship and holders of pensioner health benefits card and children.

Reduction may apply for public interest reason.

Processing Charge after first hour (per hour)

$30.00

$0.00

$30.00

Retrieval of files held offsite (per file)

$31.00

$0.00

$31.00

Internal review Application Fee

$40.00, subject to a 50% reduction for financial hardship, non-profit organisations showing financial hardship and holders of pensioner health benefits card and children.

Reduction may apply for public interest reason.

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Credit Card service fee American Express Fee

1.40% of total transaction value

Visa/MasterCard Fee

0.45 % of total transaction value for all transactions $20,000 and over.

Council reserves the right to relinquish the fee at the Manager Customer Experience and Events discretion.

Accrual of Interest on Rates & Charges Interest rate

The rate set by the Minister for Local Government, calculated on a daily basis

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 197 and 678

Charges on Other Carriers Underground gas, water and sewer mains and pipes Postboxes/mail collection points on road reserve

Annual levy based on a formula that includes the length of pipes and volume As per agreement with Australia Post

Rate Enquiry Fees Rates Enquiry Fee – including written replies (per hour, per officer (minimum 1 hour, followed by 15 min increments)

$50.00

$0.00

$50.00

$120.00

$0.00

$120.00

Rates Notice Amended (per notice)

$30.00

$0.00

$30.00

Rate Notice Re-print (prior years, per notice)

$30.00

$0.00

$30.00

Section 603 Certificate

$85.00

$0.00

$85.00

Section 603 Certificate – urgency fee

$65.00

$0.00

$65.00

Section 603 Certificate Copy/Reissue (where certificate has been issued more than 30 days prior)

$35.00

$0.00

$35.00

Section 603 Certificate Cancellation Fee (if not already issued)

$35.00

$0.00

$35.00

$250.00

$0.00

$250.00

Rates Balance Confirmation Letter

$50.00

$0.00

$50.00

Refund Application Fee (excludes pensioners)

$35.00

$0.00

$35.00

Itemised Statement of Rate Account (per property / per financial year)

$50.00

$0.00

$50.00

Urgency Fee -Rates Confirmation Letters And Itemised Statements – 72 Hour Response

$65.00

$0.00

$65.00

Rates Enquiry Search

Aggregation Of Land Values For Rating Purposes – Per Title

continued on next page ...

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Rate Enquiry Fees [continued] Rates Payment Processing – Over 10 rates accounts (per rates account)

$3.00

$0.00

$3.00

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

Unpaid Sundry Debtor Accounts Reminder Notice Fee for unpaid accounts Interest charges for unpaid accounts

The rate set by the Minister for Local Government, calculated on a daily basis

Local Government Act 1993 | Section 197 and 678

Dishonoured Cheque Fee

$70.00

$0.00

$70.00

$45.00

$0.00

$45.00

$60.00

$0.00

$60.00

Residential (per rateable property)

$25.00

$0.00

$25.00

Residential Strata (per rateable property)

$12.50

$0.00

$12.50

Dishonoured Direct Debit Fee

Information Research Fee Fee

Stormwater Management Service Charge

Business – Non Strata

Business – Strata Lot

$25.00 per 350 square metres of land area, or part thereof to a maximum of $1,500 per rateable property

$5.00

$0.00

$5.00

$25.00 per 350 square metres (or part thereof) of land area that would apply to the land subject to the strata scheme divided on a pro-rata basis between the lots, not less than $5.00 for any individual lot

Leases/Licences/Easements of Council Community Properties New/Renewals Lease/Licence Agreements Administration Fee

$299.09

Reimbursement to Council for incurred legal costs

As determined by Council's Solicitor (capped at $2,000)

Valuation Fee Survey Fee

$29.91

$329.00

As determined by Council's Valuer As determined by Council's Surveyor

Minimum Annual Rent – Ground Lease

$460.00

$46.00

$506.00

Minimum Annual Rent – Community Building

$460.00

$46.00

$506.00

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Leases/Licences/Easements of Council Property and Statutory Property Matters New Agreements Administration Fee

$313.64

Reimbursement of Council's Legal Fees

As determined by Council's Solicitor

Valuation Fee Survey Fee

$31.36

$345.00

As determined by Council's Valuer As determined by Council's Surveyor

Renewals (including Options) or Assignments Administration Fee

$156.36

Reimbursement to Council for incurred legal costs

As determined by Council's Solicitor

Valuation Fee

$15.64

$172.00

As determined by Council's Valuer

Survey Fee

As determined by Council's Surveyor

Road closures (permanent) fees as determined by relevant authority and statutory provisions – at cost

As determined by Council's Surveyor, Solicitor or Valuer

Keys – Leases/Licences First set Replacement & Additional set/s (per additional key)

$53.64

$5.36

$59.00

Car parking The car parking fees listed below state the maximum amounts that will be charged at each site. Council has the discretion to reduce these fees from the stated amounts if required.

Kogarah Town Square – Derby Street 0 – ½ hour

Free

½ hour -1 hour

$1.82

$0.18

$2.00

1 – 2 hours

$3.64

$0.36

$4.00

2 – 3 hours

$5.45

$0.55

$6.00

3 – 4 hours

$8.18

$0.82

$9.00

4 + hours ( Max Daily)

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

LOST TICKET

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

Overnight Flat Rate

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

From midnight Permanent Parking Not permitted Not Perrmitted

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Access Controlled Parking – Greenbank Street 0 – ½ hour

Free

½ hour – 1 hour

$1.82

$0.18

$2.00

1 – 2 hours

$3.64

$0.36

$4.00

2 – 3 hours

$5.45

$0.55

$6.00

3 – 4 hours

$8.18

$0.82

$9.00

4 + hours ( Max Daily)

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

LOST TICKET

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

Overnight Flat Rate

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

$63.64

$6.36

$70.00

From midnight Permanent Parking ( per week)

Access Controlled Parking – The Avenue 0 – ½ hour

Free

½ hour – 1 hour

$1.82

$0.18

$2.00

1 – 2 hours

$3.64

$0.36

$4.00

2 – 3 hours

$5.45

$0.55

$6.00

3 – 4 hours

$8.18

$0.82

$9.00

4 + hours ( Max Daily)

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

LOST TICKET

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

Overnight Flat Rate

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

From midnight Permanent Parking ( per week) Not Permitted

Access Controlled Parking – Empress Lane 0 – ½ hour

Free

½ hour – 1 hour

$1.82

$0.18

$2.00

1 – 2 hours

$3.64

$0.36

$4.00

2 – 3 hours

$5.45

$0.55

$6.00

3 – 4 hours

$8.18

$0.82

$9.00

$10.91

$1.09

$12.00

$9.09

$0.91

$10.00

$45.45

$4.55

$50.00

4 + hours ( Max Daily) Overnight Flat Rate Permanent Parking ( per week)

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Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Waratah Private Hospital -Access Controlled Parking Monday to Saturday (6am to 10pm) 0 – 1 hour

Free

1 – 2 hours

$6.36

$0.64

$7.00

2 – 3 hours

$10.91

$1.09

$12.00

3 – 4 hours

$13.64

$1.36

$15.00

4 – 5 hours

$18.18

$1.82

$20.00

5 – 6 hours

$22.73

$2.27

$25.00

6+ hours

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

$8.18

$0.82

$9.00

$8.18

$0.82

$9.00

Evening Rate Friday after 5pm – Maximum Evening Rate Saturday Maximum Daily Rate Maximum Daily Rate Sunday 0 – 3 hour

Free

3 – 4 hours

$6.36

$0.64

$7.00

4+ hours

$8.18

$0.82

$9.00

$4.55

$0.45

$5.00

$27.27

$2.73

$30.00

$7.27

$0.73

$8.00

Public Holidays Flat Rate from 6am – 10pm Overnight and Lost Ticket Overnight and Lost Ticket Early Bird Offer – All Day Parking Monday to Friday for entry between 6am and 9am

Metered Parking – Treacy Street 0 – 2 hours

Free

2 – 3 hours ( per hour)

$1.82

$0.18

$2.00

3 – 4 hours

$3.64

$0.36

$4.00

All Day

$10.00

$1.00

$11.00

Permanent Parking ( per week)

$40.91

$4.09

$45.00 Page 73 of 74

Fee Name

Fee (excl. GST)

Year 21/22 GST Fee Amount (incl. GST)

Legislation

Metered Parking – Gloucester Road 0 – 2 hours

Free

2 – 3 hours

$1.82

$0.18

$2.00

3 – 4 hours

$3.64

$0.36

$4.00

All Day

$10.00

$1.00

$11.00

Permanent Parking ( per week)

$40.91

$4.09

$45.00

Metered Parking – Patrick/MacMahon St. Car Park 0 – 2 hours

Free

2 – 3 hours

$1.82

$0.18

$2.00

3 – 4 hours

$3.64

$0.36

$4.00

All Day

$10.00

$1.00

$11.00

Permanent Parking ( per week)

$40.91

$4.09

$45.00

$25.45

$2.55

$28.00

Replacement card – Permanent Parking Permit Fee

Emergency After Hours Boom Gate or Car Park Opening Charges Moore Reserve, Bald Face Point Reserve, Donnelly Park, Oatley Park, Olds Park (per opening)

$192.73

$19.27

$212.00

Commercial Car Parks – Kogarah Town Square, Greenbank Street, The Avenue and Empress Lane (per opening)

$66.82

$6.68

$73.50

Resident Parking Permit (per year)

$12.00

$0.00

$12.00

Visitor Parking Permit (per year)

$12.00

$0.00

$12.00

Replacement – lost permit

$22.00

$0.00

$22.00

$214.55

$21.45

$236.00

Parking Permit

Community Group – Directional Sign Fee

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ADMINISTRATION Approved by

Council Meeting **/**/2021 Council Resolution CCL***-21

Exhibition Period

Public Exhibition - 29 April - 27 May 2021 (28 days)

Document Identifier

D21/

VERSION CONTROL AND CHANGE HISTORY Version

Amendment Details

Document Owner

1.0

2021/22 Operational Plan

Integrated Planning and Reporting Officer

Period Active

A R

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Delivery Program and Operational Plan 2021/22

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