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2014-01-13 Item 6.3 Appendices 1-5
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3 Proposed de-amalgamation arrangement
The proposed de-amalgamation arrangement involves separating the former Noosa Shire
Council from the existing Sunshine Coast Regional Council. QTC has received information
from the Proponent Council and Existing Council in relation to the cost of de-amalgamation,
and the initial financial position of each entity, which is analysed below.
3.1 Proposed de-amalgamation profile
Table 8 shows selected demographics of the Existing Council, together with the proposed
composition of the Remaining Council and the Proponent Council.
TABLE 8 – PROPOSED DE-AMALGAMATION PROFILE
Proposed split
Existing
Council Remaining Proponent
Total
Council Council
2
Area covered by region (km ) 3,126 2,257 869 3,126
Population in region # 316,858 255,139 61,719 316,858
No. of rateable properties in region 152,532 122,821 29,711 152,532
No. of voters in region 211,195 176,619 34,576 211,195
Councillors 13 11 7 20
Number of staff (transferring) 1,939 1,532 407 1,939
# Census 2011 data
The proposed de-amalgamation profile is based on the boundaries of the former Noosa Shire
Council, which largely correlates with Divisions 11 and 12 of the current SCRC.
3.2 Proposed de-amalgamation and incremental annual recurring
costs
Outlined below is QTC’s estimate of the cost of de-amalgamation to the Proponent Council
and some discussion on where this estimate differs from that of the Proponent Council and
Existing Council.
3.2.1 One-off costs of de-amalgamation proposal
Table 9 shows the one-off and incremental property, plant and equipment recurring costs
associated with the de-amalgamation proposal.
De-amalgamation Analysis of Sunshine Coast Regional Council Page 15
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