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2020-21 Level of Service Catalogue
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Service Listing 2 of 2
Service Output COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Supporting community and cultural development through provision of
facilities, programs and activities.
Service Activity Community Buildings & Facilities
The activities include tenure negotiations, leasing, permits to occupy or
management agreements and may include maintenance activities (varies
site to site).
Responsible Area 1 Department Branch
Community Services Community Development
Corporate Services Property
Infrastructure Services Buildings & Facilities
Cost Centres Management Community Facilities 2500
Community, Culture & Sport 2600
Community Grants 2599
Bicentennial Community Centre 2608
Community Properties 1511
Community Facilities 1519
Key Statistics Council owned / trustee land community 70
buildings (includes Bicentennial Hall
which is under long term lease/hire
arrangements)
Legislative responsibility to None – but obligations as trustee under The Land Act 1994.
provide this service
SERVICE DELIVERY MODEL
Council administers the property leasing and varying maintenance requirements (dependent on individual leasing
arrangements) with day to day operations managed by the lease/permit holder.
ACTIVITY SERVICE LEVEL TARGET
Property management
[Activities including negotiations, development and finalisation of leases of Council properties to a wide range of
community not-for profit organisations]
Cyclic activities Under the Community Purpose Land & Infrastructure Tenure Policy) community
tenure arrangements range from one year to a maximum of ten years and are
dependent on the type of land holding (Council freehold land or trust land) and
nature of the use.
• Freehold land – permit Up to 3 years
• Freehold land – lease 5 to 10 years
• Trust land – permit Up to 3 years
• Trust land – lease 5 to 10 years
• Management agreements Varies – term depends on land
(Community Halls only) tenure
Reactive activities Enquiries and negotiations – No defined level of service.
new/existing tenure arrangements
(contractual aspects) Subject to assessment of warrant
Note: Community leasing/permit and determination of
negotiations are undertaken in availability/options.
conjunction with the Community
Development Branch.
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