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A 10% penalty will be added to any part of the invoiced metered water rates that remain unpaid after the relevant due date stated in table 2 as provided in Sections 57 and 58 (1)(a) Local Government (Rating) Act 2002. The penalty will be added on the relevant penalty date for the instalment stated in table 2. Pursuant to Section 24 of the Local Government (Rating) Act 2002, that the due dates for metered water rates are as set out in the table below for each reading period for the year 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025. The purpose of these rates to fund the operation and maintenance of the urban water supply. Additionally, a targeted metered water rate per cubic metre of water supplied, as measured by meter, for water consumed over 225 cubic metres per year. The purpose of these rates is to fund the operation and maintenance of the Waingawa wastewater service.
Single lot width approximately 10m frontage.• Front yard enclosed by a scalloped timber picket fence, which is set behind a row of slender, tall trees. Pursuant to section 10A(2), 10(2) and 10A(3) of metal roofing king city the LocalGovernment Act 1993, the media and public will be excluded from the meetingon the basis the business to be considered is classified as confidential undersection 10A(2)(c) of the Local Government Act 1993. ​Pursuant to section10A(2), 10(2) and 10A(3) of the Local Government Act 1993, the media andpublic will be excluded from the meeting on the basis that the business to beconsidered is classified as confidential under section 10A(2)(c) of the LocalGovernment Act 1993. Pursuant to section 10A(2), 10(2) and 10A(3) of the LocalGovernment Act 1993, the media and public will be excluded from the meetingon the basis that the business to be considered is classified as confidentialunder section 10A(2)(d)(c) of the Local Government Act 1993. The overall ten-year capital budget forthe property, as detailed in the EY Due Diligence Analysis at time of purchase,has been incorporated into Council’s Long Term Financial Plan.

While it’s clear from the Year-on-Year percentagechange statistics that the overall number of events is increasing (an averageof 14% per month), the growth we are seeing is largely in public/ticketedevents, community events and internal bookings. The annual ChristmasParade will be held on 8 December and will held on the same day as A VeryCarterton Christmas. Council is supporting with funding and upskilling Rotaryto complete the Traffic Management documentation. Therehas been momentum as the MTFJ team supports young people with pathways tosustainable employment. Since beginning of thisyear’s contract MTFJ has placed 53 people into work, 37 of those can becounted as MSD outcomes. Thenext step is for Council to prepare for public consultation by developing adraft Water Services Consultation Document.
Allrequests are recorded in a Service Request Management system register and savedin the Council’s document management system. For the Council to beinformed on Service Requests received in October 2024 to 27 November 2024 andComplaints received from 11 October 2024 to 27 November 2024. Thetable below shows total numbers of requests received from the year 2022 to 2December 2024. Allrequests are recorded in a register and saved in our document managementsystem.

Anupdate on major projects was reported to the Policy and  Project Committeemeeting on 4 December 2024. The team received verypositive feedback from the assessors about how well the team works. Theywere also complimentary of the support the building team receives from both ITand Communications. Through the Long Term Plan the Kaipatangata RestorationGroup (KRG) made a submission to council that they would like to undertake somepest control, pekapeka (bat) monitoring and enter future discussions on thelong-term vision for the Kaipatangata forestry block.
Tourism publications like SydneyOfficial Map and Sydney Travel Guide will help Council directly targetinternational visitors with publications found inmajor hotel chains and Sydney airport. The link below from Sydney Travel GuideAutumn 2025, has an editorial the Chamber did for Balmain Rozelle on pages32-33, provides a good example of what can be done. FINANCIALIMPLICATIONSThe actionsoutlined in this report are within the current budget allocation for ChristmasDecorations. The Christmas trees used last year have been assessed by a structuralengineer who advised they passed lifespan and are not safe to use. Itis proposed to use around $66,000 to purchase new decorations with theremaining funding to be used to install the Wellington Ring and Christmas starthat remain in the Council collection.
The proposal also refers to an intention to provideto provide 10% of the proposed dwellings as affordable housing for a period of10 years, however no letter of offer or supporting LEP provisions have beenprovided to confirm the delivery of affordable housing. The List of Fallen Soldiers isattached to this report and is a part of the proposed consultation, withcommunity members being able to put forward additional names and the rationalefor their inclusion. Council will verify the information provided against thecriteria to determine if they are eligible to be included onto the proposedmemorial wall in consultation with the RSL. The final List of FallenSoldiers will be confirmed in the post exhibition Council report.

Thisopportunity will enable public access along the Pahaoa River and to OumakuraReserve over the land on the Craigie Lea, Driscoll Road and LandsEnd/Dunolly/Glenburn Forests. Officers would like toacknowledge Forest Enterprises for their commitment to support furtherengagement with mana whenua and council. Thecurrent financial situation of Hockey Wairarapa appears to be desperate.
There are no furthercommunity engagement requirements related to this decision. On 30 October Council endorsed the updatedterms of reference for the Rural Advisory Group. This was supported by theRural Advisory Group at their subsequent meeting on 20 November 2024, with oneamendment to change the word ‘civil defence’ to ‘emergencymanagement’. Thereis no financial impact as a result of this report, as Animal Control as a wholeis funded 80% fees and charges with 20% being funded by rates as the publicgood portion. This public good component covers matters often in relationto animal welfare, or the euthanising of dogs where no owners can beidentified, and the dog is not suitable for rehoming, or on the recommendationof a vet.

October and Novemberare one of the busiest periods for the Event Centre as there’s manycommunity events, including the two big dance school recitals, graduations,school productions and prize givings, and community group end of yearfunctions. The Co-ordinator participated in the quarterly GWRC’s PublicTransport Advisory Group meeting. GWRC was seeking feedback on theirwebsite and app from a useability perspective, for example accessibility,usefulness of information, and timeliness. They also sought feedback on asecond transport corridor along the Golden Mile and Harbour Quays. Updates weregiven on changes to the real time information system and the progress with thenew contract for Buses Replacing Trains which will have a much greater emphasison accessibility, better information and co-ordination.
Single storey brick and iron house with a small brick chimney visible from the Redfern Street elevation.The house is of brick construction finished with tuckpointing to the lower half of the façade with roughcast render to the upper section. It has a symmetrical façade with a centrally placed entrance flanked by identical windows. The central door is a simple timber framed glass door divided into five horizontal glass bands with narrow timber glazing bars.The garden is mainly grass to Sadlier Street, enclosed by a picket fence.
The green verges are approximately 4-5 m deep and planted with trees. Sadlier Street is a straight road running parallel with Railway Road and extends on a south west-north east axis whilst Redfern Street branches off to the east from Sadlier Road and has a staggered layout at the Derby Road intersection. Many of the properties also benefit from an open relationship with the street, with low boundaries and visual permeability between public and private realms. However this relationship is interrupted in places by high fencing or dense planting which reduces the visual contribution a place makes to the overall character of the street. Carports in the front setbacks also harm the contribution and relationship of individual houses to the overall presentation of the street.

Recommendations in the 2018 Planof Management have included the surrounding suburban streets to have theirspeed limits reduced from 50 km p/h to 40, which has been reaffirmed by theInnerWest@40 program. There are currently no speedsigns or markers on Orpington street, with one sign midway down Pembrokestreet. Pedestrian refuges are currently installed at the Pembroke / Ormondintersection and the Orpington/ Parramatta road intersection with no infrastructuresupporting pedestrian mobility at the Orpington/ Pembroke intersection. To support the ongoing safe access to Ashfield Park by pedestrians, youngresident Akira Cheema has collated a petition of over 37 signatures calling onincreased pedestrian safety at the Orpington/ Pembroke intersection.