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Shire of Mukinbudin NOVEMBER 2018 Works Supervisor’s Report – October 2018 Author: Pace Vernon, Manager of Works Responsible Officer: Dirk Sellenger, Chief Executive Officer Date: 15th November 2018 MONTHLY COUNCIL REPORT – OCTOBER 2018 Town Works • White/ Calder St footpath works completed • Oval Verti-mowed • Caravan Park and Swimming Pool Wi-Fi installed • Chambers projector wiring replaced • Shade sail pole in pool grounds removed ( rusted through) and replaced • RV signage installed in park bay • Granular fertiliser spread on oval (Baileys) Road Crew • Carting gravel RR022 completed • Shoulder repairs on North East Rd RM005 • Clearing on RR050 approx 95% completed • Carting on RR 018 approx 60% completed • Balancing of gravel windrow on RR 022 due to start • Guide posts and signage replaced on several bus route roads • Standpipe signs fitted (99%) Maintenance Grading • Clune Rd • Doig Rd • Beringbooding Rd • Sprigg Rd (blow-out) • Walton Rd • Karomin Rd • Harold Rd • McGregor Rd (blow-out) • Driscoll Rd • Graham Rd • Forest Ave (blow-out) • Squire Rd • Miguel East Rd • Carlton Rd Repairs • Toro reel mower returned from Perth • P311 serviced Isuzu ute • P301 serviced Cat 12H Private Works • Carting away spoil for FIRM contractors Building Maintenance • Painting at Sports Complex (exterior) Barge boards etc. • Painting Gables at Aged Units • Outdoor basketball courts backboards painted • Air conditioner replaced at Administration Office • Repairs to JV Unit 2 • Toilet cistern replaced in pool toilets SHIRE OF MUKINBUDIN PLANT DETAILS OF USE - AS AT 15/11/2018 Total Hrs or Utilisation Opening Closing Hrs / Plant No Plant Item Rego No Kms for since July Hrs / Kms Kms / month 2018 P433 2018 Toyota Prado MBL 1 7,152 10,849 3,697 10,849 P312 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander 1 MBL 37,428 38,845 1,417 10,391 P313 2017 Ford Ranger Ute – Maintenance Grader MBL 1071 21,783 24,379 2,596 9,641 P291 2015 Ford Ranger – Road Crew MBL 1000 48,341 50,083 1,742 7,356 P311 2016 Isuzu D-Max Works Supervisor MBL 2 70,615 73,800 3,185 14,328 P279 Mitsubishi six wheeler MBL 696 345,747 346,063 316 1,059 P281 2002 Coaster Community Bus 0 MBL 127,128 127,400 272 4,833 P369 2008 DAF Prime Mover MBL250 MBL 250 264,261 267,366 3,105 8,510 P289 2015 Isuzu Light Truck - Road Crew MBL 405 50,663 54,057 3,394 11,669 P317 2002 Komatsu Backhoe MBL 1091 7,698 7,723 25 129 P403 2010 New Holland Tractor MBL 1463 2,827 2,832 5 53 P216 2014 John Deere Tractor MBL 244 695 728 33 143 P469 2015 Toyota Hiace Van - Mtce Officer MBL 180 56,174 57,078 904 6,695 P301 2004 CAT 12H Grader MBL 100 11,964 12,090 126 604 P461 2014 CAT 12M Grader MBL 251 3,738 3,756 18 182 P411 2011 Hino 614 MBL 1070 57,002 58,351 1,349 6,837 P410 2011 Hino 816 MBL 150 112,661 113,236 575 1,986 P344 2006 CAT 938 Loader MBL 1424 11,685 11,807 122 352 P420 2008 CAT Vibe Roller MBL 1677 5,604 5,605 1 33 P462 2014 Dynapack Multi Tyre Roller MBL 811 716 719 3 20 P449 2011 CAT Skid Steer MBL 1724 1,557 1,566 9 61 P377 Toro Mower MBL 386 3,096 3,101 5 7 P383 Kobota 28KVA Generator N/A 3,597 3,597 0 Community Development Report – October 2018 Author: Nola Comerford-Smith, Administration Manager Responsible Officer: Dirk Sellenger, Chief Executive Officer Date: 12th November 2018 Funding Applications in Progress: • Lotterywest – Historical project including informative signs of original shop owners and pioneer & residents wall. Funded Projects: • Lotterywest - Mukinbudin Occasional Care purpose-built building. • Age Friendly Communities – this grant includes Aqua Aerobic training for three local community members with the condition that a minimum of two aqua aerobic classes per week are held throughout the 2018/2019 pool season. The grant also covers seniors trips and events, the first of which was a trip to Kalgoorlie on 24-26 October. • WA Seniors Week OTHER PROJECTS Senior’s Trip Funding through Aged Friendly Communities included a Senior’s Trip to Kalgoorlie which was held on 24th-26th November with 11 Senior community members plus Clare Smith as bus driver and Rebecca Dickinson attending as Shire representative and coordinator. The itinerary was as follows: Wednesday 24th October • travel to Kalgoorlie on Prospector • visit Super Pit lookout • bus tour around Kalgoorlie/Boulder • dinner at Railway Motel Thursday 25th October • Hannan’s North Tourism Mine Museum • Lunch in town and free time for shopping • Museum of the Goldfields Friday 26th October • Tour of Kalgoorlie Racetrack • Travel to Merredin on Prospector Hannan’s North Tourist Mine Kalgoorlie Town Hall Kalgoorlie Racetrack Hannan’s North Tourist Mine Bogan Bingo This Planning & Development event was held at the Memorial Hall on Saturday 27th October. Despite low attendance numbers (55) the evening was very entertaining and memorable for audience members with a considerable amount of flannelette on display. The Basketball Club held a fundraising BBQ Bogan King & Queen (L Shadbolt, J Heaney) Purple Bench Project Shire staff have been working with the Mukinbudin Police and Mukinbudin District High School in implementing the Purple Bench Project which honours victims killed as a result of Domestic and Family Violence. The launch of the project in Mukinbudin was held at the Community Garden on Friday 2nd November with representatives from the Shire of Mukinbudin, Mukinbudin District High School, WA Police and the community. Mukinbudin Planning & Development Group A public meeting was held on Wednesday 31st October at the Sports Complex to determine the future of the Spring Festival. Despite many willing helpers, a dedicated coordinator of the event was not forthcoming therefore it was decided not to hold the Spring Festival in 2019. An idea of a fun sports day was proposed for what would have been the Saturday of the Spring Festival. Meetings Attended/Events Organised Thursday 18th, 25th October, 1st, 8th, 15th November – Tai Chi Monday 22nd October – Social Media Workshop Wednesday 24th – Friday 26th November – Senior’s Kalgoorlie Trip Saturday 27th October – Bogan Bingo Wednesday 31st October – P&D Spring Festival Community Meeting Friday 2nd November – Purple Bench Project Opening Tuesday 13th November – CRC Meeting Friday 16th November – WA Seniors Week Dinner Mukinbudin Swimming Pool Report – October 2018 Author: Simon Comerford, Swimming Pool Manager Responsible Officer: Dirk Sellenger, Chief Executive Officer th Date: 12 November 2018 The CEO and Administration Manager met with the Pool Manager on Thursday 15th November to discuss various Pool related matters including • Second-hand Sea Container installed and working well, the CEO has requested the painting of the external top area to match the existing Colorbond fence. • Cleaning Robot is working well following a major service in the off season which included the replacement of rubber tracks and catch bags. • Numbers are down due to cooler weather. • Excellent interaction, communication and cooperation between the Pool and Caravan Park Caretakers. • WIFI from Caravan Park Caretakers House (NBN) working well at the Pool, regularly experienced problems last year with old ADSL connection. All going well, a free Community Sausage sizzle will be held to celebrate the opening of the new pool season within the next few weeks and advertised accordingly. Mukinbudin Caravan Park – October 2018 It’s been a bit slow on the caravan side of things as the wildflower season has come to an end. We have met some people who used to visit other caravan parks in the Wheatbelt but are now opting to come here which is great for Muka. The self-contained units and barracks are still very popular with visitors and workers who appreciate being able to use the campers kitchen to prepare their own meals. We have many return visitors, bring their families and friends. They love the facilities at the Caravan Park and being close to the Pool is great on the hot days we are having. It’s also great to see when a maintenance issue comes along Office and Works staff are quick off the mark to get them done. It’s a great feeling knowing that so many people care for the Shire of Mukinbudin and we are happy to be a part of that. Recent Caravan Park Reviews: Google Reviews: Trip Advisor Reviews Wheatbelt Way Review Hi Me& my husband have just spent a delightful week driving the wheatbelt way trail with the use of the very useful app. The whole trail was absolutely wonderful. Great facilities in the towns, friendly folk along the way with a terrific level of service at each stop. I congratulate every shire & all businesses & people involved. What a fantastic initiative! Well done everyone! Kind regards Ruth & Barry Income Expense Newtravel Figures 13/14 $88,843.30 $99,290.05 716 14/15 $107,057.82 $113,643.10 808 15/16 $119,942.86 $138,449.16 691 16/17 $134,610.55 $135,440.53 1068 17/18 $98,737.81 $119,860.73 1713 18/19 $57,418.75 $63,556.38 1092 8 Lansdell St – YTD Profit Loss Account Code Account Description Budget YTD October Actual YTD YTD Movement Variance $ 130901160 Income - 8 Lansdell Street GEN -9272.00 -3080.00 -13200.00 3928.00 BO041 8 Lansdell St Building Operations 4436.00 445.20 2414.19 2021.81 BM041 8 Lansdell St Building Maintenance 1088.00 0.00 126.81 961.19 GM041 8 Lansdell Street Grounds Maintenance 1224.00 341.79 1720.69 -496.69 Overall Loss/-Profit -2524.00 -2293.01 -8938.31 6414.31 Mukinbudin Caravan Park Annual Income Self Sites & Washing Total Contained Barracks House Total Wifi Machine Expense Units 2005/2006 $19,358.08 $11,082.32 $10,521.76 $1,171.16 N/A $42,133.32 2006/2007 $22,820.21 $9,753.06
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