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Annual Report 2014
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Community grants 2013-2014
The following table outlines the funds supplied by Council through community grants for the period.
Figure 8 – Community grants
Community Grants Funding Amounts
Regional Arts Development Fund $12,840
Fish Hatchery $10,000
Community Pools $11,500
TOTAL: $34,340
Discretionary funds
Section 109 of the LG Act, defines discretionary funds as funds in the local government’s
operating fund that are:
Budgeted for community purposes; and
Allocated by a Councillor at the Councillor’s discretion.
There were no Councillor discretionary funds established during the period.
Beneficial enterprises
Section 39(3) of the LG Act defines a beneficial enterprise as an enterprise that a local
government considers is directed to benefiting, and can reasonably be expected to benefit, the
whole or part of its local government area.
Section 39(4) of the LG Act provides that a local government is conducting a beneficial enterprise if
the local government is engaging in, or helping, the beneficial enterprise.
For the period, Noosa Biosphere Ltd was considered a beneficial enterprise conducted by Council.
Business activities
A business activity is defined in Schedule 4 of the LG Act as “the trading in goods and services
by the local government”.
Council conducted the following business activities during the period:
Waste Management; and
Operations of Holiday Parks including the Boreen Point Campground, Noosa North Shore
Beachfront Caravan Park and Noosa River Holiday Park.
Noosa Council Report 2014 Page 12 of 24
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