To Balance and Meet the Needs of Our Community in a Sustainable and Responsive Manner by Progressive Leadership and Partnering
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To balance and meet the needs of our community in a sustainable and responsive manner by progressive leadership and partnering. ANNUALREPORT 2 0 0 5 I 2 0 0 6 PRINCIPAL OFFICE 93 MAIN STREET, KAPUNDA 5373, SOUTH AUSTRALIA Mayor and Councillors 3 Light Regional Council Organisation Structure 5 The Year in Review 6 The 2005/2006 Financial Year in Review 8 The Way Ahead – Looking Forward to 2006 / 2007 9 Tourism 13 Community Development 15 Development and Environmental Services 18 Works and Technical Services 24 Library and Information Services 29 Corporate Governance 32 Elected Member Training and Development 34 Council Document 34 Executive Officers Remuneration 35 Human Resources 36 Staff Profile 36 Council’s Web-site 37 Occupational Health, Safety And Welfare 38 Freedom of Information 39 Rating Policy / Statement 45 Financial Report 53 Financial Statement for the Year Ended 30 June 2006 57 1 YOUR COUNCIL RATES ARE GST FREE 1 Mayor and Councillors Cr Robert Hornsey Mayor (Deputy Mayor) Mayor Des Shanahan PO Box 36 PO Box 112 KAPUNDA SA 5373 FREELING SA 5372 Telephone: (08) 8566 2590 Telephone: (08) 8525 2353 Email: [email protected] Facsimile: (08) 8525 2355 Mobile: 0429 652 353 Representation on Committees Machinery Advisory Committee Representation on Committees Kapunda Tourism Precinct Advisory Committee Local Government Association Rating Policy Review Advisory Committee Central Local Government Region Performance Evaluation Review Committee Barossa Light Development Incorporated Lower North Animal & Plant Control Board Machinery Advisory Committee Development Assessment Panel Kapunda Tourism Precinct Advisory Committee Rating Policy Review Advisory Committee Performance Evaluation Review Committee Light ward Roseworthy Township Community Committee Tender Committee Cr Lynette Reichstein Development Assessment Panel 28 Rogers Street Freeling Township Urban Master Plan Committee FREELING SA 5372 Community Grants Committee Telephone: (08) 8525 2273 Email: [email protected] Dutton Ward Representation on Committees Cr Bill Carrick Rating Policy Review Advisory Committee Lot 91 Cossins Street Performance Evaluation Review Committee (PO Box 248) Tender Committee KAPUNDA SA 5373 Freeling Recreation Park Management Committee Telephone: (08) 8566 3252 Freeling Institute Management Committee Email: [email protected] Transport Brokerage Scheme Home Assist Representation on Committees SPOKE Kapunda Tourism Precinct Advisory Committee Freeling Senior Citizens Units Committee Tender Committee Development Assessment Panel Kapunda & Light Tourist Association Freeling Township Urban Master Plan Committee Kapunda Swimming Pool Community Grants Committee Kapunda Soldiers Memorial Hall Roseworthy Township Community Committee Kapunda Community Gallery Committee Heritage Advisory Commite Development Assessment Panel Heritage Advisory Commite Cr Robert Williams 4 Young Street KAPUNDA SA 5373 Telephone: (08) 8566 3265 Mobile: 0419 835 073 Representation on Committees Machinery Advisory Committee Kapunda Tourism Precinct Advisory Committee District Bushfire Prevention Committee Dutton Park Inc. Development Assessment Panel Community Grants Committee 3 YOUR COUNCIL RATES ARE GST FREE 3 Mayor and Councillors Western Barossa Ward Mudla Wirra Ward Cr Ron Kubisch Cr Natalie Fyfe 45 Baker Street PO Box 35 KAPUNDA SA 5373 HAMLEY BRIDGE SA 5401 Telephone: (08) 8566 2197 Telephone: (08) 8528 2082 Facsimile: (08) 8528 2424 Email: [email protected] Representation on Committees Representation on Committees Kapunda Tourism Precinct Advisory Committee Rating Policy Review Advisory Committee Tender Committee Performance Evaluation Review Committee Lower North Animal & Plant Control Board Wasleys Recreation Ground Management Committee Light CFS Group Roseworthy Township Community Committee Development Assessment Panel Lower North Animal & Plant Control Board Greenock Undergrounding of Power and Wasleys Institute Committee Street Scape Advisory Committe Barossa Hills & Plains Rural Counselling Services Development Assessment Panel Cr Mike Skevington 28 George Street Cr Robert Howard (PO Box 303) 21 Main North Road GREENOCK SA 5360 (PO Box 92) Telephone: (08) 8562 8150 ROSEWORTHY SA 5371 Email: [email protected] Telephone: (08) 8524 8380 Mobile: 0419 862 715 Email: [email protected] Representation on Committees Machinery Advisory Committee Rating Policy Review Advisory Committee Representation on Committees Performance Evaluation Review Committee Machinery Advisory Committee Tender Committee Performance Evaluation Review Committee Greenock Institute Committee Roseworthy Township Community Committee Development Assessment Panel Hewett Joint Community Development Committee Community Grants Committee Light CFS Group Greenock Undergrounding of Power and District Bushfire Prevention Committee Street Scape Advisory Committe Kapunda High School Governing Council OHS&W Committee (Observer) Cr Michael Schluter Freeling Township Urban Master Plan Committee Sect. 145 Nain Road Development Assessment Panel (PO Box 402) GREENOCK SA 5360 Cr Ralph Hatcher Telephone: (08) 8562 8600 3 Goldfinch Way Facsimile: (08) 8562 8600 HEWETT SA 5118 (PO Box 63 GAWLER SA 5118) Telephone: 8523 3432 Representation on Committees Greenock Centenary Park Committee Mobile: 0414 488 275 Community Grants Committee Facsimile: 8522 1610 Development Assessment Panel Greenock Village Community Association Representation on Committees Greenock Undergrounding of Power and Hewett Joint Community Development Committee Street Scape Advisory Committe Gawler River Floodplain Management Authority Heritage Advisory Commite Development Assessment Panel 4 YOUR COUNCIL RATES ARE GST FREE Light Regional Council Organisational Structure (30 June 2006) Council (Comprises the Mayor and 10 Councillors) Council Committees (Currently 10 Committees reporting to Council) Chief Executive Officer Peter Beare Executive Assistant Risk Management Officer Terry Savage Ted Wojtkowski Manager, Visitor & Tourism Community Development Officer Information Services Suzanne Williams Jaci Thorne Director Director Infrastructure & Manager Library Services Corporate Services Environmental Services Amanda Cook Richard Michael Gary Adkins Customer Services Officer Librarians (3 Part Time) Librarians (4 Casual) Personal Assistant Personal Assistant -Freeling Office Mary-Anne Murray, Jan Both Sue Wurst, Joyce Uray, Linda Hammond Vacant Heather Hamilton & Pepper Mickan Katherine Wright & Ethel Sinfield Manager, Environmental Accountants (2) Services Volunteer Librarians Milton Helbig & Sid Jain James Miller Rates Assessment Officers (3) Building Surveyor Project Planner Julie Ayris (0.8), Lee-Anne Ober Megan Renzella Nathan Cunningham & Jenny Swann Accounting Officer – Senior Planner Graduate Planner Payroll & Accounts Payable Geoff Parsons Rebecca Martin Ingrid Weber Records Administrational Assistant Administration Assistant Management Officer Tara Kneebone Jodie Loveridge Rebecca Wutke IT Coordinator & Accounts Environmental Management General Inspector Receivable Officer Officer Lloyd Mott Brooke Waters Andrew Philpott Customer Services Officer Environmental Health Officer Kapunda Office David Hooper Shirley Victor Manager Works & Admin Support Officer Technical Services Jade Heath John Leeflang Technical Officer Personal Assistant - Assets Sue Hobby Neil Purdam Technical Officer Administration Officer – Field Operations Tanya Chapman Vacant Special Projects & Team Leaders (2) Contracts Administrator Ken Lienert & Mick Meaney Peter Broomhead Municipal Employees & Plant Operators (14) (2 Vacant) Greg Matthews, Wally Muhleder, Jake Noack, Graham Below, Steve Lange, Paul Stockley, Brian Curnow, and Brian Schmidt, and Brian Hamlyn and Russell Tresize, Nick Brighurst, Andrew Runciman 5 YOUR COUNCIL RATES ARE GST FREE 5 The Year In Review Light Regional Council during New policy direction adopted (amongst others) included the the course of its tenth year of establishment of the Light Regional Council Heritage Incentive operation, continued to meet the Scheme and Policy, the establishment of Council’s Building Fire challenges of local government Safety Committee, the Light Vehicle Crossover Policy, and an and its communities by playing Elected Members’ Training and Development Policy. Review of a critical role in maintaining the the Code of Practice for Access to Council Meetings, Council fabric and social well being of the Committees & Council Documents; Committee Members’ Code of region through a culture of co- Conduct; the Model Guidelines for the Control of Election Signs; operation and collaboration. and the Road Seal Funding Policy also occurred. The development of an Asset Management Plan, principally The Council continues to addressing the issue of road infrastructure, was undertaken during experience strong growth in all the year and while it is recognised that this is a working document, sectors of residential, commercial Council considers that further development will need to occur in and industrial development and during the year elected members this area of its operations to ensure that all infrastructure types agreed on the strategies and actions for the forthcoming period are adequately represented in its future planning. Needless to say 2006 – 2016. This will be Council’s third strategic plan which at Council is no orphan in the local government sector in dealing with its finalisation will set in place the future vision and aspirations the high cost of replacing and demands being placed on (and for) of the