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Annual Report 2005-2006 - Waverley Council

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<strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />

Access and Equity Activities <strong>2005</strong>/<strong>2006</strong><br />

General (continued)<br />

Dept Page No<br />

Number of meetings of:<br />

L&CS 111<br />

Disability Access Committee<br />

Multicultural Advisory Committee.<br />

Public Arts Committee<br />

Eastern Region Local Government aboriginal and Torres Strait<br />

Islander Forum<br />

Multicultural interdepartmental committee.<br />

Disability Access Committee<br />

10 meetings were held during the year.<br />

Multicultural Advisory Committee<br />

The Multicultural Advisory Committee met four times during the year.<br />

Major Events and Community Safety Committee<br />

The Major Events and Community Safety Committee met at least once each month (except January)<br />

during <strong>2005</strong>/<strong>2006</strong> and met 13 times in total throughout the year.<br />

Public Arts Committee<br />

The Public Arts Committee met twice during the fourth quarter, making a total of 5 meetings for the<br />

year. The major issues for discussion included Hunter Park Sculpture Garden, Sculpture by the Sea,<br />

Bondi Pavilion signage, <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>Council</strong> gateway signage, various potential funding sources and<br />

schemes, the Lexus prize for sculpture, <strong>Waverley</strong> seat project, Sculpture by the Schools and a<br />

review of the Committee roles responsibilities and membership<br />

Eastern Region Local Government Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Forum<br />

The Eastern Region Local Government Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Forum met three times<br />

during the period.<br />

Mill Hill weekly use rate by community groups. L&CS 113<br />

Average weekly use of Mill Hill venues by community groups during this quarter was 35 hours per<br />

week. This appears to be due to the Mill Hill Centre refurbishment early this year. Most venue hire<br />

ceased between late December <strong>2005</strong> and early April <strong>2006</strong>, after which several regular hirers did not<br />

return. The use rate will be monitored over the next quarter and appropriate action taken as<br />

necessary.<br />

School of Arts weekly use rate of community space. L&CS 113<br />

The target was met across the year with an overall occupancy rate of 42.5 hrs per week, with the<br />

majority use being of the upstairs hall, and the Academy of Dance being the principal hirer.<br />

Number of annual directory updates available on the website.<br />

L&CS 114<br />

(Services for Older People, Kids Booklet, and Services for Deaf<br />

and Hearing Impaired).<br />

All directories in circulation throughout the period were available from <strong>Council</strong>’s Web Site and in<br />

hard copy from <strong>Council</strong>’s Customer Service Desk and Community Services. They were: Services for<br />

Young People in <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>2005</strong> (pamphlet), <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>Council</strong>’s Kids Book <strong>2006</strong>, Services for Older<br />

People 2004, and <strong>Waverley</strong> <strong>Council</strong>’s Directory of Multicultural Services and Ethnic Groups <strong>2005</strong>.<br />

Development of community access guidelines for distribution of L&CS and 115<br />

community information in the Bondi Junction CBD.<br />

PW&S<br />

Development of community access guidelines for the Bondi Junction CBD has commenced and will<br />

be completed in the first quarter of <strong>2006</strong>/2007<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2005</strong>/<strong>2006</strong><br />

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