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2017-11-16 Ordinary Meeting Agenda
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Environment and Environmental Services | Operational works at Johns Landing including demolition, signage, fencing, weed control,
Sustainable Development security, developing management and revegetation plans and maintenance. $66,780 70%
funded through the existing unallocated Environment Levy budget.
Executive Services People and Culture New grant under the LGMA Propeller Program scholarships to fully fund a Supervisor $ 7,300 -$ 7,300
Development Program for two staff.
Community Services Community Development Reallocate Social Strategy Projects Officer costs from contract services to employee costs as it
was resources using labour hire instead of consultants.
Community Facilities New initiative to paint the Sunshine Beach Skate Park not budgeted and funded by cost
savings at NAC.
PP Opening day at Sunshine Beach Skate Park not budgeted and funded by cost savings at NAC. Pop
Libraries and Galleries Reallocation of budget from Contract Services to Job Costing to reflect actual expenditure
categories.
Reprinting of Heritage Walk brochures due to higher than expected demand. Funded from
existing unallocated budget monies and supported by the Heritage Reference Group.
Environment and Environmental Services —_ Levy funded operational works at Cooloothin East Bushland Reserve (former Franz Land)
Sustainable Development including signage, gates, expansion of fire trails, management plans and weed maintenance.
Infrastructure Services Civil Operations Revision of internal plant and fleet charges based on current usage trends. Po] TR
Corporate Services Property and Facilities Grant co-funding of water utility charges for community groups on Council properties. -$ 50,000 -$§ 50,000
Incorrectly omitted from base budget.
ae General rates levies above budget for the half year levies received in July. | -§ 50,000 |-$ 50,000
Financial Services Interest revenue above budget expectations year to date due to level of cash held in -§ =18,000 |-6 18,000
investments and timing of spend during the year.
Infrastructure Services Civil Operations Council has been successful in securing NDRRA funding for recovery works from TC Debbie -$ 342,200 |-§ 342,200
for counter disaster operations ($7,699) and emergent works ($334,487).
Council Buildings and Recurrent oncharging of Unitywater bill to Noosa Heads Surf Lifesaving Club Inc. Incorrectly -§ 33,800 |-§ 33,800
Facilities omitted from base budget.
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