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2022-05-16 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 MAY 2022
Category Summary Comments
that hold through the financial year will be offset
in part by additional variable operating costs
Waste management sale of recoverable
materials $521k above YTD budget (132.4% or
$1.5 million of $1.1 million annual budget
earned)
Waste disposal fees $137k above YTD budget
(86.3% or $3.4 million of $4.0 million annual
budget earned)
Noosa Aquatic Centre revenue $89k above YTD
budget (91.5% or $1.6 million of $1.7 million
annual budget earned)
Interest $630k (94%) of the Interest revenues on cash invested will need
Received $670k annual budget ongoing monitoring to ensure returns on surplus
has been earned funds are maximised as investment rates begin
to increase.
Other Revenue $2.4m (77%) of the Waste sulo bin recoveries from Cleanaway
$3.1 million annual below YTD budget $125k (27.82% or $63k of
budget has been $226k annual budget earned) – correlates to
earned lower sulo bin purchases
Holiday Park electricity recoupment below YTD
budget $98k. No revenue recouped YTD due to
supplier delays from COVID. Works have now
commenced, and project is in implementation
phase.
Unbudgeted insurance proceeds received $52k
Operating $7.9 million (133%) of $1.4m in Community resilience and disaster
Grants, the $5.9 million annual management grants have been received in
Subsidies budget has been respect to the recent flood event. These funds
received have been recorded as operational grants until
the program of works has been finalised.
Council received $392k from the Black Summer
Bushfire Recovery Grant program for building
bushfire resilience through technology
innovation with $167k allocated for operational
projects.
75% of the 2023 financial assistance grant was
prepaid in April 2022. Historically only 50% of
this grant is prepaid in June so this may impact
on Council’s 2022/23 final operating position if
the prepayment approach is discontinued by the
Australian government.
Unitywater On track Unitywater distributions are fixed each year so
Distributions little budget variance risk
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