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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
Noosa Aquatic Centre – General Supported staff through COVID Safely ramp up operations under Continue to minimise the impacts
closure with alternate duties, stage 3 relaxations of the COVID and risks of COVID-19 to staff and
redeployments across the restrictions patrons while maximising the
organisation and provision of staffing Implement revised Junior Squad financial performance of the centre
assistance to community groups in Program following departure of Review success of revised Junior
need of assistance to continue Contractor during COVID closure Squad Program and determine
delivering vital services to the Continue to market to and future direction
community communicate with users to Complete work on the Centre’s
Reopened facility under Stage 2 encourage regular utilisation of the masterplan and Learn to Swim
restrictions on 15 June NAC’s services program strategy
Marketing campaign launched to Coordinate required works for light
reengage with patrons to encourage pole footings
a return to activities at the NAC
Installation of new 50m pool heat
pump
The J & Bicentennial Centre (BCC) – The J’s reported financial Continue to monitor and review Continue to monitor and review
Financial Performance performance was heavily impacted financial impacts of COVID-19 while financial impacts of COVID-19 while
by the COVID shutdown. Revenue maximising revenue generating maximising revenue generating
finished the year $171k behind opportunities (currently via meeting opportunities (currently via meeting
budget and expenditure came in spaces and small group use of the spaces and small group use of the
$115k below expectations. Overall theatre) where available theatre) where available
The J missed budget by $56k. It was
a disappointing finish to the year
having been $31k ahead of budget
at the end of Q3.
BCC finished the year approx $22k
behind budget, almost entirely
because of rent relief provided to
Noosa Gymnastics Club during
COVID
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