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Annual-Report-2019-2020.Pdf surpl 2019 –20 ANNUAL REPORT 2 Municipal Council of Roxby Downs Principal Office 6 Richardson Place Roxby Downs SA 5725 Postal: PO Box 124 Roxby Downs SA 5725 T: (08) 8671 0010 F: (08) 8671 0452 E: [email protected] www.roxbydowns.sa.gov.au 2019 –20 ANNUAL REPORT 3 Table of CONTENTS MESSAGE FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR 5 ROXBY DOWNS – OUR COMMUNITY 7 OUR VISION 13 COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS 13 OUR MISSION 13 YEAR IN REVIEW 14 THE YEAR AHEAD 16 LEADERSHIP 17 COMMUNICATIONS 19 COMMUNITY VIBRANCY 24 COMMUNITY SERVICES 26 HEALTH AND WELLBEING 31 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 37 ENVIRONMENT & SUSTAINABILITY 41 INFRASTRUCTURE 47 ESSENTIAL SERVICES 48 ROXBY WATER 48 ROXBY POWER 53 OUR PEOPLE 57 GOVERNANCE OPERATIONS 61 FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE 66 AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 70 INDEX 119 2019 –20 ANNUAL REPORT 4 Acknowledgement of Country We would like to acknowledge the Kokatha peoples, the traditional owners on the land in which we meet today and pay our respects to the Elders past and present and extend that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are present today. This image is of a painting by Kokatha artists: Shirley, Lee and Jennifer Williams (2019) which hangs on public display in Council’s reception area. The painting represents Roxby Downs. The Kokatha traditional owners welcome people from different communities and countries that come to live in Roxby Downs to work at the mine, visit or are passing through. The Sleepy Lizard (Gulda) is the significant totem of the Kokatha country. Symbols within the painting represent waterholes, the Kokatha, people coming from across the world, the mines and the sharing of culture and knowledge. 2019 –20 ANNUAL REPORT 5 MESSAGE FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR I am pleased to present the Annual Report for Council rates and power and water tariffs. the Municipal Council of Roxby Downs for the Council maintained an operating surplus of financial year ended 30 June 2020. The Report $2.095m which is comparable with the financial provides an update on highlights, achievements results from 2018/2019. The Council has no and challenges experienced during the year. It debt. This outcome strengthens Council’s also outlines Council’s performance and position in preparing for the renewal of ageing progress against its objectives and priorities, as assets and provides a sound base for planning set out in the Annual Business Plan and Budget. and developing our long term objectives. The COVID-19 pandemic has had an enormous Development activity has been significant with impact on communities throughout Australia. It BHP related projects accounting for $62m worth is in times of adversity that communities pull of construction. These projects include together and this has been the case in Roxby redevelopment of Olympic Dam Airport; Downs. Council’s Chief Executive Roy Blight establishment of BHP Olympic Dam South convened the Roxby Downs and Andamooka Temporary Camp (approximately 1,000 Roundtable which comprises representatives accommodation rooms and facilities); from BHP, Police, Health Services, schools, augmentation of Olympic Dam village (200 emergency services and childcare. The rooms); and installation of 34 transportable Roundtable conducts local briefings and the cabins to provide an additional 101 rooms for state of readiness and response to COVID-19. short term accommodation at the Discovery The reported level of support and cooperation Park. This activity, which will continue into within our local community has been very 2020/21, is to support Olympic Dam’s 2021 encouraging. Smelter Campaign Maintenance program. This major smelter maintenance program, which In response to State Government Emergency occurs every 4 years, will see an influx of a COVID-19 Emergency Directions community significant number of temporary workers. facilities were temporarily closed from April and community activities suspended. Where Council’s priority during this challenging period possible, staff working in these areas were has been to focus efforts on maintaining redeployed to other functions but there were services and completing essential projects limited hours available for most of the casual within the constraints of a COVID-19 workforce. These employees were encouraged environment. The completion of the Hermit to seek alternative employment but with an open Street nature playground was a highlight and invitation to return when the restrictions eased. has proven to be a very popular project. Innovation arises out of adversity and I It is pleasing to see that the number of new congratulate the staff who modified services to residents arriving is continuing to grow and the ensure that the community was not number of vacant rental properties has dropped disadvantaged. This includes the library team significantly. This is a positive sign for the future who initiated a ‘drop and wave’ book delivery as the community continues to bounce back service and the Dunes Café team for adapting from these uncertain times. to a takeaway only service. Approximately 50% of our workforce worked from home during this Our goal is to continue maintaining Roxby period while other staff were spread across all Downs’ status as a highly regarded mining town our buildings to maintain social distancing. and to support our culturally diverse and family These strategies ensured that Council’s oriented community. Collectively, we will work customer service desk and municipal and together with BHP, the Community Board and essential services were not compromised. the community to achieve these aims. For the 5th consecutive year, we have maintained our commitment to not increase Geoffrey Whitbread Administrator 2019 –20 ANNUAL REPORT 6 Location Map Roxby Downs N 2 The Municipality is 110 km in size N 2019 –20 ANNUAL REPORT 7 ROXBY DOWNS – OUR COMMUNITY Location 570kms north-west of Adelaide in the Far North of South Australia. History The Municipal Council of Roxby Downs was proclaimed on 26 May 1986 and the town was officially opened on 5 November 1988. Size of Municipality 110 km2 Properties 1,727 residential properties 1,879 rateable properties Roads Sealed 37.36kms Unsealed 2.2kms Population 3,954 (30 June 2019) Estimated Resident Population - Australian Bureau of Statistics Source: Estimated Residential Population https://profile.id.com.au/roxby-downs/highlights-2016 Roxby Downs - Population Trends 2006 -2019 6000 4735 4826 4724 4566 4670 4601 4370 4408 4314 4186 4052 4010 4014 3954 4000 Census Years Population 2000 Census Year 0 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2019 –20 ANNUAL REPORT 8 Population Trends On the surface it appears that the residential This is illustrated by the major smelter population has been relatively stable over a campaign maintenance program which long period of time hovering between 4,000 occurs every four years. The next major and 5,000. In reality the population is highly smelter maintenance program is scheduled mobile with a significant outflow/influx of for April 2021 with a temporary people each year. This is common in mining accommodation village being constructed at towns generally and reflects the highly mobile Olympic Dam to meet extra accommodation and itinerant workforce of the Olympic Dam needs. Throughout the course of each year, mine operations. there are similar mine maintenance campaigns usually of a smaller scale but Integral in the role and function of the Council nonetheless significant. is the provision of facilities and services to cater for the needs of this constantly Unique demographics changing population. Roxby Downs has 3 distinct population groups: The demographics of our community are unique compared to the rest of regional (1) Those that reside permanently at the South Australia and are reflected in the Roxby Downs township post code 5725 following chart. The population is (circa 4,000); characterised by a higher percentage of (2) The fly-in fly-out or drive-in drive-out males, children and people of working age. population who temporarily reside at the Only 0.4% of the population is aged 70 years BHP town village (circa 500) or the and over while 29% are under the age of 18 Olympic Dam village adjacent to the years. These demographics significantly airport (circa 2,500); and influence Council’s planning, programs and (3) The population recruited from time to time priorities. for particular intensive tasks at Olympic Dam. 2019 –20 ANNUAL REPORT 9 History The Municipality was officially proclaimed by the Governor of the South Australia on 26 May 1986. The town was constituted by the State Government (the Minister of Lands) on 10 November 1986. The aim was to build a town that serviced the nearby Olympic Dam mine, and provide a residential base for mine workers and their families. The main construction phase, which included the Roxby Downs Area School, recreation centre, Community Club and Council office, Richardson Place Construction circa 1987/1988 occurred between 1987 and 1988. Both the (source Travis Hague) Olympic Dam mine and township were officially opened on 5 November 1988. With both population growth and decline, the businesses and services offered have changed Over the years, increases in the Olympic Dam over time. The number of bricks and mortar workforce drove population growth, with the shops have declined, but some have been town growing rapidly both in area and replaced by home based businesses and online population. The official residential population shopping. For those shops that remain, they peaked at 4,826 in 2011. Since that time the continue to serve a large residential base, population has steadily fallen to the current which includes the pastoral stations and the official total of 3,954 (2019). In future years the neighbouring towns of Andamooka and population is expected to rise as a result of new Woomera. The town’s facilities and work opportunities emerging at Olympic Dam. infrastructure are of high quality and are a major selling point in attracting new residents.
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