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2020-08-11 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 AUGUST 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
budget at end of Q3 On a positive
note, the final result was $30k ahead
of the revised COVID budget
projections.
Noosa Leisure Centre - General Annual audit of external basketball Complete mini upgrade to Kids’ Continue to minimise the impacts
backboard structures completed Playroom ready for re-opening of and risks of COVID-19 for staff and
Completed building and entire facility in line with the easing patrons
maintenance works including of Stage 3 restrictions Carpet installation for downstairs
servicing of faulting stadium Continue to train and upskill staff to meeting rooms scheduled for late
ventilation fans and electrical safety assist in multiple areas as required July
works Continue to work with user groups to New Rollerfit booking to commence
Thoroughly cleaned and freshened ensure compliance with relevant from July, providing additional
up the facility during the enforced industry COVID Safe Plans, before skating opportunities for adults and
closure re-commencing bookings at the new kids’ classes on offer
Reviewed and updated operational facility Annual rock wall audit scheduled for
procedures Ongoing monitoring of COVID-19 July
Partial reopening of facility on 15 landscape and adjustment of Ongoing monitoring of COVID-19
June for group fitness and stadium operations if required landscape and adjustment of
sports only operations if required
Noosa Aquatic Centre (NAC) – Financial The NAC’s financial performance for Continue to closely monitor and Continue to closely monitor and
Performance the quarter was heavily impacted by minimise financial impacts from minimise financial impacts from
the COVID-19 closure. This added COVID-19 COVID-19
to the budget variances experienced
because of longer than anticipated
maintenance closure at the
beginning 19/20. In the end, NAC
revenue was $432k behind budget
for the year, with expenditure
finishing $357k under budget.
Collectively this meant net financial
performance $75k behind budget. At
the end of Q3 and prior to COVID
closures, the centre was $84k ahead
of YTD budget.
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