Annual Report 2005-2006 - Waverley Council

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Waverley Council Access and Equity Activities 2005/2006 General (continued) Dept Page No CA Service Desk available for public access through Internet. C&TS 63 Technical implementation achieved by June 2006. Full implementation delayed due to clarification of internal processes. Revised date January 2007. Community leases/licences maintained to reflect policy objectives. C&TS 73 Policy objectives for community support and development continued to be reflected in leases and licences. Bus priority measures. Bondi Road. Old South Head Road. Bus Rail Interchange. Oxford Street. Bronte Road. Annual Report 2005/2006 C&TS 77 Bondi Road A proposal for bus priority measures along Bondi Road (clearway on the southern side from 2 - 8pm Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays during summer months only) was developed and approved by the Waverley Traffic Committee. However, Council rejected this proposal at its December 2005 meeting. Old South Head Road Proposals for bus priority measures along Old South Head Road are currently being developed. Oxford Street Additional bus priority improvements will be considered as part of the Bondi Junction Traffic and Transport Study that is currently underway. Waverley Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan designed and C&TS and 80, 119 implemented. L&CS A project group comprised of representatives from Technical Services, Integrated Planning, Strategic Planning and Environmental Services which will operate as a steering group for the project have develop a brief based on a RTA template for selected expressions of interest for this project. The plan is expected to focus on the Bondi Junction area initially. Implementation of 40km/hr in selected areas in Bondi and Bronte. C&TS 81 Bondi - Report submitted to December 2005 Waverley Traffic Committee. Concept plans currently being developed for RTA funding approval. Bronte - Report submitted to December 2005 Waverley Traffic Committee. Concept plans currently being developed for RTA funding approval. Maintaining Quality and Accessible Buildings and Infrastructure. C&TS and 87, 102 L&CS Many significant maintenance projects were completed including: - 65 Ebley Street repainting and repairs to the rear wall; replacement of the non compliant soft fall at Waverley Child Care Centre; replacement of air conditioning units and carpet at Gardiner Child Care Centre; refurbishment of parts of level 2 of Council Chambers to improve accommodation layouts and functionality; improved security equipment at Bondi Early Childhood Centre; upgrade of essential services including emergency lighting and smoke alarms at 13 sites and retrofit of water efficient bathroom fixtures at Gardiner and Bronte Child Care Centres; all within budget and on time. School of Arts weekly use rate of community space. L&CS 103 The target was met across the year with an overall occupancy rate of 42.5 hrs per week for the use of the community space, with the majority use being of the upstairs hall, and the Academy of Dance being the principal hirer. 145
General (continued) 146 Waverley Council Access and Equity Activities 2005/2006 Specific support provided to the following groups: (subject to meeting agreed outcomes) Waverley Bondi Beach Band Waverley/Randwick Philharmonic Society Waverley Woollahra Arts Centre Waverley Historical Society Friends of Waverley Library Eastern Suburbs Poetry Group Actors Forum. Assistance was provided to all these groups during the year. Number of groups supported (Child Protection, Domestic Violence, self help). Annual Report 2005/2006 Dept Page No L&CS 104 L&CS 108 17 groups received support durin 2005/2006. Number of committees receiving specialist support. L&CS 109 Committees receiving specialist support during the period included: Waverley Community and Seniors Association, ECHO, EATS, DIRC, Norman Andrews House, Junction House, Randwick/ Waverley Community Transport, Bondi Outreach Project and Bondi Youth Accommodation. WAVES was provided with extensive assistance with wind up, after the NSW Department of Health absorbed the service. Staff also provided support to the management committees of Kindamindi, Bondi Beach Cottage, Grace Child Care Centre, Bondi Toy Library and each of the five OOSH Services in Waverley. Activities included assistance with grant applications, financial management, recruitment, conflict resolution and team building, annual general meetings, service review/ business plans for funding bodies, client surveys and staff management. Number of local forums resourced (HACC, Aged Interagency, L&CS 109 Youth Advisory Council, Multicultural Interagency Eastern Region Local Government ATSI Forum. Council staff were active contributors in a wide variety of local committees, groups and forums throughout the year including: the Eastern Sydney Area HACC Forum, the Waverley/Woollahra Aged Services Interagency, the Eastern Area Interagency, the Waverley Area Youth Advisory Committee, the Eastern Sydney Youth Services Network, the Waverley Woollahra Youth Safety Forum, the Inner and Eastern Suburbs Migrant Interagency, and the Eastern Region Local Government Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Forum. Value of community and cultural grants provided. L&CS 110 The level of funding provided in support of non-profit organisations providing community services and cultural activities for 2005/2006 was $287,000. Database developed to document existing participation. (Numbers L&CS 111 in precincts, management committees, using collections, child care etc). Insufficient infrastructure was available to enable documentation of the extent of participation of CALD groups in Council activities. Revised strategies for evaluating participation have been incorporated in Council’s Management Plan for 2006/2007.
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