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GRANTS REGISTER (2020 - 2021) Date App. Date $ Acquittal (Project Division Applying Project Title Grant Program Organisation Offering the Grant amount Council's Amounted granted Funding Type Grant Estimated Submitted Advised completed) Grant applied for contribution (Local, State, Successful? preparation Federal) time (hours) 1/07/2020 1/08/2020 10/01/2021 Infrastructure BlazeAid (Wauchope Resilence NSW. Under Resilence NSW $ 80,000.00 $ - $ 80,000.00 State Yes 2 volunteer base camp) NSW Disaster Assistance Fencing for bushfire Guideline C.3 (funding to affected properties support large scale, out of area volunteer groups). 1/07/2020 25/08/2020 10/01/2021 Infrastructure $1.50 per tonne (excl. GST) General Waste NSW Public Works $ 1,671.00 $ - $ 1,671.00 State Yes 2 is available to each Council Transportation Related Advisory for residential bushfire Road Deterioration waste cleared by Laing O’Rourke 2/07/2020 2/07/2020 Infrastructure Improving Water Security Emergency Water Carting NSW Planning, Industry & $ 2,402,500.00 $ 7,207,500.00 $ 2,402,500.00 State Yes 25 to Port Macquarie and Infrastructure Fund Environment Program 25/07/2020 20/10/2020 Strategy & Growth New Library Van Regional Cultural Fund Create NSW $ 136,470.00 $ - $ 136,470.00 State Yes 5 27/08/2020 22/12/2020 Airport - Corporate Security Screening Port Regional Airports Department of $ 277,000.00 $ - $ 253,131.00 Federal Partial 12 Performance Macquarie Regional Airport Screening Infrastructure Infrastructure, Transport, received 91% of funding Regional Development request. and Communications 28/08/2020 10/09/2020 16/11/2020 Strategy & Growth Create a podcast "Hire, NSW Small Business NSW Treasury $ 2,000.00 $ - $ 2,000.00 State Yes 3 train and retain the best Month staff for your business". 28/08/2020 8/11/2020 for Development & PMHC Accelerate DA's by NSW Public Spaces Legacy NSW Dept of Planning, $ 3,000,000.00 $ - To Be State TBA 15 for DA DA portion. Environment 10% . Projects likely $1.5m Program Industry and Environment Announced portion. Bain Park Wauchope. Parkland $1.1m Westport Park, submission $400k Town Beach due Feb Amphitheatre 2021 1/09/2020 30/10/2020 Infrastructure 0.8km West of Horton St Regional Roads Repair Transport for NSW $ 286,689.00 $ 286,689.00 $ 286,689.00 State Yes 5 Port Macquarie Program 1/09/2020 30/10/2020 Infrastructure NSW Storms and Floods 15 Emergency Work & Transport for NSW $ 489,012.00 $ 29,000.00 $ 489,012.00 State Yes 7 January onwards Immediate Reconstruction Work 1/09/2020 30/10/2020 Infrastructure NSW Storms and Floods Emergency Work & Transport for NSW $ 214,076.00 $ - $ 214,076.00 State Yes 7 January 2020 - Local Road - Immediate Ralfes Creek Culvert Reconstruction Work 1/09/2020 30/10/2020 Infrastructure NSW Bushfires 31 August Emergency Work & Transport for NSW $ 387,804.00 $ 29,000.00 $ 387,804.00 State Yes 7 2019 onwards Immediate Reconstruction Work 1/09/2020 30/10/2020 Infrastructure 1. NSW Bushfires August Emergency Work & Transport for NSW $ 472,247.00 $ - $ 472,247.00 State Yes 7 2019 - Doyles River Road - Immediate Kapearrow Bridge Reconstruction Work Date App. Date $ Acquittal (Project Division Applying Project Title Grant Program Organisation Offering the Grant amount Council's Amounted granted Funding Type Grant Estimated Submitted Advised completed) Grant applied for contribution (Local, State, Successful? preparation Federal) time (hours) 1/09/2020 30/10/2020 Infrastructure 2. NSW Bushfires August Emergency Work & Transport for NSW $ 7,423,100.00 $ - $ 7,423,100.00 State Yes 7 2019 - Pappinbarra Right Immediate Arm Bridge Reconstruction Work 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 1 Logans Crossing Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 2,270,000.00 $ 500,000.00 TBA State TBA 10 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 2 Donkins Flat Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 315,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 3 Bridge on Bril Bril Rd Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 2,930,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 10 (Bottlebrush No.1) 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 4 Crowe Roods Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 680,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 5 King Creek Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 3,620,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 10 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 6 Bridge on Mundays Lane Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 440,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 (B179) 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 7 Bridge on Mundays Lane Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 440,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 (B178) 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 8 Bridge on Mundays Lane Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 510,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 (B181) 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 9 Old School Road Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 410,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 10 Little Mortons Creek Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 2,600,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 Bridge 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 11 Cowal Creek Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 340,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 12 Bridge on Thone River Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 340,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 Road 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 13 Tower Road Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 940,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 14 Bridge on Farrawells Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 370,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 Road 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 15 Cutty Creek Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 770,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 16 Joes Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 770,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 8 9/10/2020 Infrastructure 17 Langdons Bridge Fixing Country Bridges Transport for NSW $ 1,710,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 10 (Bottlebrush No.2) 9/10/2020 20/10/2020 Strategy & Growth Australia Day 2021 COVID Safe Event Delivery National Australia Day $ 20,000.00 $ - $ 20,000.00 State Yes 2 Council 14/10/2020 Development & Laurieton Fish Cleaning Recreational Fishing Trust NSW Dept of Primary $ 19,255.00 $ - TBA State TBA 3 Environment Table Industries 20/10/2020 Infrastructure Rollands Plains Road near NSW Safer Roads Transport for NSW $ 235,000.00 $ - TBA State/Federal TBA 10 Red Hill Road Program & Australian Government Black Spot 20/10/2020 Infrastructure Beechwood Road at NSWProgram Safer Roads Transport for NSW $ 180,000.00 $ - TBA State/Federal TBA 10 Bellangry Road Program & Australian Government Black Spot 20/10/2020 Infrastructure Stewart and Lord Streets NSWProgram Safer Roads Transport for NSW $ 420,000.00 $ - TBA State/Federal TBA 10 intersection Program & Australian Government Black Spot Program Date App. Date $ Acquittal (Project Division Applying Project Title Grant Program Organisation Offering the Grant amount Council's Amounted granted Funding Type Grant Estimated Submitted Advised completed) Grant applied for contribution (Local, State, Successful? preparation Federal) time (hours) 2/11/2020 27/11/2020 Strategy & Growth PMHC Community Local Council Phase 2 Resilience NSW $ 250,000.00 $ - $ 250,000.00 State Yes 8 Recovery and Resilience Stream 1 Bushfrie Program Community Recovery and Resilience Fund 3/11/2020 11/11/2020 Strategy & Growth Australia Day 2021 - New Branding National Australia Day $ 1,000.00 $ - $ 1,000.00 State Yes 1 Branding Council 11/11/2020 11/11/2020 Infrastructure The Hatch Road Upgrade 2020 Federal Election Transport for NSW $ 1,509,290.00 $ - $ 1,509,290.00 Federal Yes 2 Funding Commitment 11/11/2020 11/11/2020 Infrastructure Lorne Road Upgrade - Kew 2020 Federal Election Transport for NSW $ 160,000.00 $ - $ 160,000.00 Federal Yes 2 to Comboyne Funding Commitment 11/11/2020 18/11/2020 Development & Bicentennial Walkway Mr Pat Conaghan / Bushfire Local Economic $ 3,050,000.00 $ - $ 3,050,000.00 Federal Yes 7 Environment Project AWAITING Deputy Prime Minister, Recovery Fund FUNDING AGREEMENT Australian Govt Announcement 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 1. Kennedy Drive Port Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 1,158,045.00 $ 724,955.00 TBA State TBA 7 Macquarie 2 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 2. Rollands Plains Road Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 1,483,636.00 $ - TBA State TBA 7 Rehabilitation 2 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 3. Pacific Drive Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 520,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 6 Rehabilitation 2 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 4. Hollingworth and Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 287,000.00 $ 287,000.00 TBA State TBA 6 Ackroyd Street 2 Rehabilitation 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 5. Short Street Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 72,991.00 $ - TBA State TBA 6 Rehabilitation 2 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 6. Pembrooke Road Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 3,291,200.00 $ - TBA State TBA 7 Renewal 2 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 7. Bago Road/Cameron Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 785,000.00 $ - TBA State TBA 6 Street Extension - 2 Timbertops Close to Azalea Street 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 8. Wauchope Industrial Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 611,116.00 $ - TBA State TBA 6 Areas Rehabilitation 2 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 9. Blackbutt Road Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 294,525.00 $ 98,175.00 TBA State TBA 6 Rehabilitation 2 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 10. Acacia Avenue Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 629,887.50 $ 209,962.50 TBA State TBA 6 Rehabilitation 2 11/12/2020 Infrastructure 11. Lorne Road Kendall Fixing Local Roads Round Transport for NSW $ 1,631,444.00 $ 407,861.00 TBA State TBA 7 Pavement Rehabilitation 2 Works 17/12/2020 Strategy & Growth Port Macquarie Sunset Regional Tourism Bushfire Austrade - Tourism $ 5,000.00 $ - TBA Federal TBA 3 Sessions (Bicentenary) Grant Programs Total grants application $ 51,241,958.50 $ 9,780,142.50 $ 17,138,990.00 376 Amount applied Council contribution Amount granted Hours if awarded grant.
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