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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 FEBRUARY 2019
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 FEBRUARY 2019
COUNCIL POLICY - ENVIRONMENT GRANTS
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Council will publicise the availability of its Environment Grants and the associated process to apply.
In assessing the grants, Council will:
e ensure public monies are allocated in a fair and equitable way
e ensure best possible value for money
e check each application against eligibility criteria as set out in the appropriate Grant Guideline.
e seek recommendations from an expert panel on occasion or where appropriate that can
comprise Council officers, Councillors and/or community representatives.
Council will determine the total allocation of funds to the Environment Grants Program through its
annual budgetary processes. The number and types of grants appro | depend on the demand
for funding, the available program budget, and corporate priorities
Council may also determine priority funding areas on a year- r This may include:
e direction of funding towards specific Themes or Strategi comes Environment Strategy
for any given grant period
e nominating the proportion of funding to be dir: towards each of th e grant funding
streams for any given financial year.
Council officers are available to provide advice to a nt help develop grant applications.
They will also assist organisations to identify additional rnative sources of funding relevant
to their project or event.
Council officers are bound by Councils E ec de of Co and are therefore responsible
for acting with impartiality and integrity and reco 9 declari y actual or potential conflicts
of interest. This may include is not limited to, pe a ections with the applicant. Anyone
having a determined conf t should no bate or be involved in any discussions on any
matter relating to that ¢ ation.
Council officers are ired to adhere to this p when supporting, facilitating, or delivering
grants-related activitie is the ity.of Council officers to ensure that grants and funding
provided from.public mon
e area anspa and accountably
e ali th Council’ ectives, goals and priorities
ee ively advertised and, prome to the community so that potential applicants have equal
opportunity to apply for ds
e monitored for compliance against set performance measures.
RELEVANT DOC NTS
Queensland Gove
e Local Government Regulation (2012)
e Local Government Act (2009)
e Statutory Bodies Financial Arrangements Act (1982)
Noosa Council
e Noosa Council Corporate Plan
e Noosa Council Environment Strategy
e Noosa Council Environment Levy Policy
e Noosa Council Sustainability Principles
e Noosa Council Community Grants Policy
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