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Murraylands & Riverland Local Front cover images used with permission from Keep Australia Beautiful MAYOR’S REPORT…………………………………………………… 1 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT ………………………… 3 COMMUNITY MEMBERS PROFILE 2014—2018 …………………. 5—7 COMMUNITY SERVICES……………………………………………… 9—24 INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES……………………………………… 25-32 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES………………………………… 33-40 CORPORATE SERVICES…………………………………………. 41-78 EXECUTIVE SERVICES…………………………………………. 79-100 REGIONAL SUBSIDIARY REPORTS………………………….. 101-126 It is with great pleasure that I present the Annual Report of the In May, Council were advised that the application of a In conclusion, I would like to pass on my sincere appreciation to my Berri Barmera Council for 2016/2017. $25,000,000 10 MW Solar Facility to be built on the old Berri fellow Elected Members, CEO David Beaton, Executive Officers and race course land was awarded a grant amount of $5,034,000 all Staff and Volunteers for their continued dedication in serving the Once again I am pleased to say that Council is continuing on a towards the project. This was all made possible through the State Berri Barmera Council and for the support they have given me path of sustainability and progress within our district and it is Local Government Infrastructure Partnership (SLGIP) Fund. during the year. showing in the results that are occurring. Hopefully once all the areas of the project are passed and ratified by Council, we may see things start to happen by the end of the I would furthermore recommend that to find out more on the For a start, Barmera being named the Keep South Australia Beautiful year. operations of your Council; please consider reading through the (KESAB) Sustainable Communities Overall Award Winner for SA, Annual Report in its entirety. and then take out the 2017 Keep Australia Beautiful (KAB) National To say that most of the community are ecstatic at what is Tidy Towns Winner, is overwhelming. This has been a great happening within our Council District would be an understatement achievement for all those who have been involved. and I'm happy to say continues in our motto of "Building a Better Peter R. Hunt Community". Mayor The new Riverland Regional Innovation and Sports Precinct at Glassey Park got underway with a ground breaking ceremony with At Councils Australia Day Event held in Barmera on the the Member for Barker Tony Pasin in October and although it is not magnificent foreshore of Lake Bonney, it was announced that long expected to be operating until later in 2017, this magnificent facility time Barmera resident and volunteer Joy Mules as Citizen of the is a real sight to see. Year, Kelsey Wade Young Citizen of the Year, the Bruno Bay Fireworks Spectacular: Event of the Year and Step UP / For The Berri Riverfront land that went to auction at the start of the Down Syndrome the Building a Better Community Award. Along year, did not go as planned initially, however has turned out to be with the awards I was pleased to naturalise and welcome five a winner in the end for Council and the Berri Hotel Group. The new Australian Citizens to our Community. Hotel initially purchased four blocks and consequently with no sales of land from the public at the auction, they decided to purchase another fifteen blocks, giving them a total of nineteen. It's great to “To say that most of the community are see the Community Hotel looking to the future for their operations ecstatic at what is happening within our and we all wait in anticipation to see the development progressing Council District would be an over the coming years. understatement and I'm happy to say continues in our motto of "Building a Better Community". Dr. William (Bill) Griggs AM ASM was our Australia Day Ambassador and helped to present the Awards on the Day. Council supported many notable events throughout the 2016/2017 year including the Riverland Country Music Festival, Riverland Field Days, Riverland Wine and Food Festival and the Barmera Christmas Pageant just to name a few. Our Community Grants Awards that are given out bi-annually are always well received and help a large number of organisations in many ways throughout our district. Riverfront Land Auction Photo credit The Murray Pioneer 1 The 2016/2017 year was a great result for a number of reasons. Council will continue to pursue tight monetary control to make Barmera was voted Australia’s Tidiest Town in May 2017, a major sure the rates are affordable for local ratepayers many of whom “The staff in partnership with the achievement following on from winning the SA Sustainable are struggling with increased costs for water, electricity, emergency foresight of the Councillors has Communities Award run by KESAB. services levy and motor registration costs. formed a direction and purpose The building of the Riverland Regional Innovation and Sports Council continues to use social media to get information to our that has achieved significant Precinct at Berri is nearing completion and will be a wonderful residents in a timely and efficient manner. asset for the district and region. improvements while operating Council was a major contributor to the SA Regional Tourism within Councils financial capacity.” Council achieved a large operating surplus due to the movement Summit and SA Accredited Visitor Information Centre Conference of 50% of the Financial Assistance Grant from 2017/2018 to that was very successfully run in May 2017 and all involved are 2016/2017 though it was still an underlying surplus. to be congratulated on showcasing what the Riverland has to offer. Council has been able to restrict its rate increases over the last decade. It’s interesting to note that over the period 2010/2011 to These positive results by Council for the 2016/2017 year are a 2015/2016 Councils average rates for a residential property have reflection of hard work and dedication of the Council staff to gone from the 26th lowest out of 68 Councils to the 15th lowest. provide first rate services and amenity for the Community. The Over that period the average rates have increased from $1021 to staff in partnership with the foresight of the Councillors has formed $1128 and overall increase of 10.5%. In 2015/2016 1.9% a direction and purpose that has achieved significant improvements increase was the lowest of Councils that had a surplus budget while operating within Councils financial capacity. and the 2014/2015 figure of 1% was the lowest in the state. David Beaton Chief Executive Officer 3 Mayor Peter Hunt JP Cr Andrew Kassebaum Cr Rhonda Centofanti (Deputy Mayor Nov 2014—Nov 2017) PO Box 1326 PO Box 14 PO Box 182 BERRI SA 5343 GLOSSOP SA 5344 WINKIE SA 5343 Phone 0408821922 Phone 0409097103 Phone 85837216 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Committee Membership Committee Membership Committee Membership Strategic Governance and Asset Strategic Governance and Asset Strategic Governance and Asset Management Committee Management Committee (Chair) Management Committee Audit Committee (ex Officio) Audit Committee (proxy) Barmera Town Beautification Committee Major Projects Committee (Chair) Major Projects Committee Major Projects Committee Berri Town Beautification Committee Martin Bend Recreation Area Committee Martin Bend Recreation Area Committee Barmera Town Beautification Committee Signage Committee Community Grant Panel Review (Chair) Community Grant Panel Review Martin Bend Recreation Area Committee (ex Officio) Berri Town Beautification Committee Cemetery Advisory Committee (ex Officio) Cemetery Advisory Committee Friends of the Bonney Theatre Complex (ex Officio) Friends of the Bonney Theatre Complex Other Australia Day Awards Committee (Chair) Other Monash and Lone Gum Community Association Inc (Observer) Murray Darling Association Region 5 representative Murraylands and Riverland Local Government Association Riverland Wine and Food Festival Steering Committee Other (Vice President) Riverland Local Government NRM Advisory Group LGA of SA—Board Member Vice President Riverland Local Government Forum Riverland Regional Development Assessment Panel LGA Executive Committee Murraylands Riverland Local Government Association representative Upper Murray Garden Of Memory (Cemetery) Committee Riverland Local Government Forum Riverland Cat Management Forum (Observer) Local Government Finance Authority Queensland Fruit Fly Steering Committee RMMAC SAROC Berri Barmera Health Advisory Council representative (from Oct The Ruby Hunter Memorial, No:ri Committee LG Research & Development Scheme Advisory (Chair) 2016) Australia Day Event committee South Australia Murray Darling Basin Natural Resource Management Riverland Suicide Prevention Network Board member, Local Government representative Country Arts Council Reference Group Riverland Cr Margaret Evans OAM Cr Mike Fuller Cr Linc Gore 2/1 McGilton Road 54 Nookamka Terrace 36 Derrick Street BERRI SA 5343 BARMERA SA 5345 BERRI SA 5343 Phone 85821764 Phone 85881130 Phone 8582 1118 [email protected] [email protected] Mobile 0457 587 658 [email protected] Committee Membership Committee Membership Committee Membership Strategic Governance and Asset Management Committee Audit Committee Audit Committee Cemetery Advisory Committee Strategic Governance and Asset Management Committee Strategic Governance and Asset Management Committee Berri Town Beautification Committee Barmera Town Beautification Committee Major Projects Committee Community Grant Panel Review Friends of the Bonney Theatre Complex Martin Bend Recreation Area Committee Other Other Berri Barmera HAC (Observer)
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