You may find the following of interest;
- Living Young Action Plan:
This valuable plans works through what Council will continue to do when
developing programs for people aged 5 to 25 years. There was some
discussion about the end age with at least one Councillor thinking that 25
was too old. My concerns are that the plan did not have a program to help
support teenagers in overcoming addictions, especially to online gaming.
CARRIED
- 2018-19 Business Plan: Most
of what is in this I have already blogged about. While we asked for the
Community to get involved in the Budget Consultation process not one
suggestion for funding was accepted by Council. While some ideas will be
funded at key budget review time others will go unfunded. Some rate payers
are wondering why the bothered! CARRIED
- Discretionary Rate Rebate
Applications; Some organisations believe that they should get a rate cut
due to the benefit they offer the community. In this round it was Tabor
College (75%),Uniting Church (50%), Kirinari School (25%) and the Chinese
Assoc (25%). CARRIED
- CEO Key Performance
Indicators 2018-19 and Assessment of 2017-18 Performance: This is a public
document and I urge you to read just exactly what we expect from the CEO
and how we think he is performing in his role. CARRIED
- Millswood Area-On Street parking
Review: Following consultation about all day parking by commuters in the
Millswood area Council decided to introduce 3 hour parking zones in the
are bounded by Aroha Tc, Newman St, Northgate St, Chelmsford Ave, Argyle
Ave, Fairfax Ave, Graham Ave, Meredyth Ave and East Ave. This area is a
little larger than the area proposed by staff but in line with resent
communication with Don and I.
- Unley Central Precinct
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