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2016-02-02 P&O Committee - Item 7 - Attachment 1 - Waste Management PBA Draft Report
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Impact Area Impact Criteria Impact Benefits / Cost Description Qualitative Assessment
Type
Likelihood Consequence Impact
NET occur, with Council directives funded via CSO payments to
BENEFIT the business funded by the general rate (with Council
(low) decisions being borne by all ratepayers rather than just
business customers).
Inter-generational Benefits Adopting full cost pricing practices and recognition of Very High Moderate High Benefit
Equity Costs landfill lifecycle costs will provide the funds necessary to n.a. n.a. Nil Cost
ensure sustainable service provision through the longer
NET term, ensuring that the incidence of costs is attributed to
BENEFIT the period in which they are incurred rather than left for
(high) future generations.
Community Benefits Council retains some control over the setting of product n.a. n.a. Nil Benefit
Affordability prices (and therefore the impact on social welfare from
such decisions) under the CBU model.
NET COST Costs Additional costs associated with the CBU model Low Moderate Low Cost
(low) (compliance costs) would need to be recovered through
prices charged to customers..
Environment Resource Benefits Nil identified n.a. n.a. Nil Benefit
Sustainability Costs The CBU model may provide Council with reduced control Low Moderate Low Cost
and flexibility to drive the achievement of potential future
NET COST waste disposal targets, which may be more achievable
(low) under the FCP model (with a CBU model more likely to
focus on the cheapest solution to maximise profitability).
Costs The CBU model may provide Council with reduced Low Moderate Low Cost
flexibility to adopt recycling and reuse strategies (on cost
grounds).
Environmental Benefits Environmental outcomes would continue to be High Very Low Low Benefit
Outcomes appropriately regulated under the CBU model.
Costs Service performance may diminish with associated Low Moderate Low Cost
MIXED environmental implications should the business not
IMPACT undertake appropriate levels of operating and capital
investment in infrastructure (in line with identified levels
needed from established asset management plans and
licensing conditions).
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