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RELEVANT PROJECT EXPERIENCE Sport Management Plans, Pricing & Sportsground Pricing Policy - Parks and Leisure Australia Review of Sports Fees and Charges Policy - Kingborough Occupancy Agreements Council Sports and Community Fees and Charges Policy - City of Sports Facility Strategy - Football Federation Victoria (FFV) Moreland Mont Albert Reserve Lacrosse Ball Escape Assessment - City Review of Occupancy Agreements for all Community Facilities - of Whitehorse City of Moreland Occupancy Agreement Review and Issues Paper - Sports Administration and Fees Review - City of Whitehorse Waratah-Wynyard and Circular Head Councils Pricing Seminar - Mornington Peninsula Shire Council Doone Kennedy Hobart Aquatic Centre Pricing and Occupancy Sports Fees and Charges Policy - Manningham City Council Review - City of Hobart Kinder Gym Program Management Review - Frankston City Review of Leases & Use Agreements for Community Tennis Council Facilities - City of Melbourne Best Value Review – Sportsground management and allocation Review of the Rowing Occupancy Agreements - City of - City of Ryde Melbourne Sportsground Management Strategy - Penrith City Council Review of all Tennis and Lawn Bowls Clubs Occupancy Agreements - City of Melbourne Sportsground Management Plan - Northern Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils (NSROC) Crown Land Rental Policy - City of Melbourne Boroondara Sportsground Allocation and Pricing Policy Review - City of Boroondara Play Space Strategies Fees and Charges Review - City of Albury Regional Playground Market Analysis - City of Perth Review of Leases and Licenses Policy Review - Glenorchy City Council Play Space Strategy - Wyndham City Council Sports Policy - City of Newcastle Play Space Strategy 2016 - 2026 - Rural City of Wangaratta Sports Facility Suitability Audit - City of Whitehorse Play Space Strategy - Latrobe City Council Review of Committees of Management - Murrindindi Shire Play Space Strategy - Launceston City Council Council Sharing Elsternwick Park (People, Pets and Play) - City of No.1 Sportsground Lease and Sports Occupancy Agreements Bayside - City of Newcastle Review of Playground Fencing and Dog Policy - City of Sydney Review of Committee and Occupancy Agreements - Accessible Play Strategy - City of Moonee Valley City of Glen Eira 'I can play too' Accessibly Play Space Guide - PLAY Victoria Standard License Agreements for Speciﬁc Sports Codes - City and Sport and Recreation Victoria of Moreland.

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