ORDINARY COUNCIL PUBLIC AGENDA TUESDAY 27 MAY 2014 AT 9.00 AM
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1 PUBLIC AGENDA AT 9.00 AM
2 Council Members >> The Mayor, Councillor Jenny Hill Councillor Suzanne Blom Councillor Colleen Doyle Councillor Gary Eddiehausen APM Councillor Pat Ernst Councillor Ray Gartrell Councillor Jenny Lane Councillor Anthony Parsons Councillor Trevor Roberts Councillor Vern Veitch Councillor Les Walker At this meeting contributions made by members of the public may be recorded by way of audio recording which will be used for the purpose of developing minutes of the meeting and decision making of council. Townsville City Council is bound by the Information Privacy Act 2009 to protect the privacy of personal information. Under Local Law 1 Section 35(3) a person must not make an audio or video recording of a local government meeting, a standing committee meeting, a special committee meeting or an advisory committee meeting unless the chairperson at the meeting gives consent in writing to the recording of the meeting. Further information may be found on council's website at
3 Goals and Strategies of Townsville City Council >> Corporate Plan >> Goal 1 - Goal 2 - Goal 3 - Goal 4 - Economic Sustainability. A robust, diverse and sustainable economy A robust, prosperous economy which provides opportunities for business and investment. 1.1 Promote investment and assist the development of emergent industries and businesses. 1.2 Engage with regional, state and national stakeholders in the creation of a strong and resilient economy. 1.3 Increase the city s profile through marketing initiatives, the delivery of festivals and events and support for other community based activities. 1.4 Promote the city s distinctive physical character and strong sense of place and identity. An integrated approach to long term planning which supports a growing city. 1.5 Develop an integrated approach to the long term provision of infrastructure. 1.6 Undertake city and regional planning to reflect the aspirations of the community and create an attractive place to live, work and visit. Infrastructure that meets community needs. 1.7 Provide and maintain timely and sustainable infrastructure. 1.8 Provide asset management practices which reflect the community s expectations regarding service levels and its ability to pay. Environmental Sustainability. Our environment is valued, protected and healthy Effective management and protection of our natural and built environment through sustainable growth and development. 2.1 Provide strategic and integrated planning and policy development to sustain our environment. 2.2 Effective management, protection and conservation of our natural environment. 2.3 Preserve and protect places of natural and heritage significance. Demonstrated environmental leadership. 2.4 Develop and implement an Integrated Water Management Strategy. 2.5 Develop and implement innovative waste management and recycling strategies. 2.6 Minimise greenhouse gas emissions from council s infrastructure, operations and services through sustainable energy practices. 2.7 Partner with the community and industry stakeholders to develop and promote environmental protection and sustainability initiatives. 2.8 Develop and implement environmental compliance programs and promote community awareness. Climatic effects on our community, natural and built environment are minimised. 2.9 Mitigate and communicate the risks and effects of climate change. Social Sustainability - Enhancement of opportunities for social engagement and wellbeing A safe and healthy community. 3.1 Improve the safety and well-being of the community through the management of public health risks. 3.2 Plan for and provide active and healthy lifestyle opportunities. 3.3 Coordinate council s response to natural disasters to minimise the effects on the community. A cohesive and self reliant community. 3.4 Foster the development of the city as a learning community. 3.5 Encourage and facilitate the participation and integration of residents into the community. 3.6 Strengthen community networks to collaboratively deliver community services. A community with access to services and facilities. 3.7 Plan for community facilities and services to meet the community s current and future needs. 3.8 Provide community services and facilities to meet the needs of the community. 3.9 Provide community support services to meet the needs of the community. A creative community Facilitate and showcase artistic learning and expression through performances, exhibitions, activities and programs Support community participation in cultural activities, programs and events. Responsible Governance - Responsible leadership where decisions are made in a considered and transparent manner Transparent and accountable local government. 4.1 Develop and implement council s Corporate Governance Framework to ensure strategic planning, compliance with all legislation, policies, Codes of Practice and Standards. 4.2 Implement robust risk management strategies. 4.3 Encourage community participation and ensure that the community is informed and educated about matters that impact their lives. A competent, productive and contributing workforce. 4.4 Foster a culture of employee health, safety and well-being. 4.5 Implement human resource strategies to become an employer of choice. 4.6 Foster diversity, merit and equity, reward and recognition in the workplace. Excellence in customer service delivery and organisational management. 4.7 Provide responsive and efficient systems to enable the delivery of council services. 4.8 Establish and manage long term financial planning to ensure the future sustainability of council.
4 AGENDA Opening of Meeting and Announcement of Visitors Prayer to be delivered by Reverend James McPherson of the Calvary Christian Church Apologies and Leave of Absence Confirmation of Minutes of Previous Meeting: (i) Ordinary Council - 22 April 2014 Disclosure of Interests - Standing Committee Disclosure of Interests - Council Correspondence Petitions Deputations Mayoral Minute Page Committee Items Infrastructure Committee 1 Engineering Services - Petition to Seal Laudham Road and Round Mountain Road 1 2 ENGINEERING SERVICES - Central Business District (CBD) Parking Fees and Charges 2014/15 2 Planning and Development Committee 3 Outcome of Appeal No. 161 of 2009, Smith & Ors v TCC & Bullard, Potts Street, Belgian Gardens 4 New Appeal No. 77 of 2014, NEM Enterprises Pty Ltd v TCC, 2 Karanya Street, Mount Louisa 5 MI13/0061 (Impact) - Restaurant, Catering Shop, Indoor Recreation (Cinema and Gymnasium), Medical Centre and Car Park Elizabeth Street, Patrick Street and Alfred Street Aitkenvale Healthy and Safe City Committee 6 Community and Environmental Services - Provision of Toilet facilities in Flinders Street East 7 Community and Environmental Services - Cyclone Testing Station - Request for Continued Benefactor Support 2014/15 8 Community and Environmental Services - Townsville Local Disaster Management Group - Minutes of Members' Meeting 10 April
5 Smart City Sustainable Future Committee 9 Capacity Building in Sustainability (Solar City) - Presentation update by Prof Sam 22 Ham 10 Bushfire Mitigation Activities Presentation Vehicles on Public Land - Collaborative Strategy REPORT Green Army Project Applications Accelerate Partnerships Application: Sensor Data Solutions Solar Panels on Council Properties on Magnetic Island 27 Sports Recreation and Parks Committee 15 Engineering Services - Riverside Green Park Upgrade Works CONFIDENTIAL REPORT - Community Services - Pallarenda Community Hub 29 Community and Cultural Committee 17 Community Services - Inclusive Communities Advisory Committee Minutes April Community Services - Partnerships and Sponsorships Program April 2014 Round Community Services - Regional Arts Development Fund April 2014 Round Community Services - Festivals and Events Program April 2014 Round Community Services - Events Strategy Community Services - Performing Arts Strategy Community Services - City Lane Street Art Mural Commission Community Services - TCC Lawn Mowing Service CONFIDENTIAL REPORT - Community Services - Management of the Use and Tenancy of Old Magistrates Court Building 44 Governance and Finance Committee 26 Budget Variance Report - Whole of Council - April National Sister Cities Conference November Request for rating concessions property and property CONFIDENTIAL REPORT - Resolution of Rating Appeals 48 Townsville Water and Waste Committee 30 Business Management & Compliance - Townsville Water Fees and Charges Business Management & Compliance - Townsville Waste Commercial Disposal Fees and Charges 2014/15 32 Business Management and Compliance - Townsville Laboratory Fees and Charges 2014/
6 33 Business Management and Compliance - Monthly Report Card - April Townsville Waste Services - Facility Upgrade Options Townsville Waste Services - Reorganisation of Landfill Operations 62 Officers Reports Infrastructure 36 Engineering Services - Diamantina Street Footpath 63 Corporate Services 37 TCC Quarter 3 Performance Report: July March North Queensland Local Government Association Annual Conference - Richmond August Townsville Water and Waste 39 Townsville Water and Waste - Local Authority Waste Management Advisory Committee (LAWMAC) meetings for Councillor attendance 69 Confidential Items 40 Infrastructure Services: Traffic Light Software Conversion to TRAFF at council 71 intersections 41 Engineering Services - Rubber Check Valve Sole Provider - Stormwater Drainage Traffic Management Castroll 500 Townsville V8 Supercar Event 4-6 July Property Management - TCW The Strand and Castle Hill - Supply and Installation of LED Public Lighting Project 44 Property Management - TCW00063 Riverway Precinct - Supply and Installation of LED Public Lighting Project 45 CBD Office Accommodation (a report will be circulated under separate cover) Motions of which previous notice has been given General Business Close of Meeting Appendix - Reports of Standing Committees held May Refer to S:Drive / Attachments Folder
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