Annual Report 2009/2010 - Hawkesbury City Council - NSW ...
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Component 35 - Health Services<br />
Officer: Manager Regulatory Services<br />
Service Statements Key Performance Indicators Target Progress<br />
1. To enhance<br />
environmental protection<br />
and environmental health<br />
standards through<br />
education and statutory<br />
compliance.<br />
1.1 Conduct inspections,<br />
review of premises for<br />
compliance with the public<br />
health statutory requirements.<br />
Complaints about<br />
unhealthy conditions<br />
responded to within 48<br />
hours.<br />
Performance targets were met<br />
throughout the year with most<br />
complaints being responded to<br />
within 24hrs of receipt.<br />
20 premises are inspected<br />
each month.<br />
Food premises have been<br />
inspected to meet performance<br />
targets.<br />
1.2 Conduct Food Handling<br />
Training courses.<br />
Three training courses are<br />
conducted each year.<br />
90% customer satisfaction<br />
in training course from<br />
evaluation survey.<br />
Three training courses were<br />
conducted with high attendance.<br />
95% satisfaction of customer<br />
responses were received<br />
throughout the year.<br />
1.3 Conduct inspections of<br />
Caravan Parks to measure<br />
compliance with legislative<br />
requirements.<br />
Complaints about caravan<br />
parks are responded to<br />
within 96 hours of receipt.<br />
Complaints were attended to<br />
within target time and on most<br />
occasions within 48hrs.<br />
At least 25% of caravan<br />
parks in <strong>Hawkesbury</strong><br />
inspected annually.<br />
25% of caravan parks were<br />
inspected throughout the year.<br />
2. Work in partnership<br />
with the Dept of Health<br />
conducting mosquito<br />
surveillance for the<br />
detection of the Ross River<br />
Virus.<br />
2.1 Conduct mosquito<br />
surveillance program between<br />
December and April at<br />
nominated sites.<br />
Completed in accordance<br />
with Dept of Health<br />
Surveillance Program.<br />
The mosquito surveillance was<br />
conducted to meet program<br />
requirements with a number of<br />
positive Ross River Virus<br />
infections being identified in the<br />
<strong>Hawkesbury</strong>.<br />
Component 43 - <strong>City</strong> Planning<br />
Officer: Strategic Planner - Community<br />
Service Statements Key Performance Indicators Target Progress<br />
1. Establish processes 1.1 Liveability and diversity<br />
November. Included in the (draft) Social<br />
that build community<br />
capacity to identify and<br />
respond to diversity and<br />
difference.<br />
indexes - Principles<br />
developed<br />
Planning Framework (outline<br />
completed).<br />
2. Build community<br />
connections by supporting<br />
information linkages, lifelong<br />
learning and access<br />
to local meeting spaces.<br />
1.2 Social Planning Processpriorities<br />
for all directorates<br />
included in Management<br />
Plan.<br />
2.1 Tasks for Community<br />
Planning Advisory Committee<br />
(CPAC).<br />
June.<br />
Quarterly Meetings.<br />
Completed & included in the<br />
<strong>2009</strong>/<strong>2010</strong> Management Plan.<br />
New requirements identified in<br />
the <strong>2010</strong>/2011 Management<br />
Plan.<br />
Completed.<br />
3. Work in partnership with<br />
community and<br />
government to implement<br />
community plans to meet<br />
the social, health, safety,<br />
leisure and cultural needs<br />
of the city.<br />
3.1 Community Indicators<br />
Project (Stage 1) - Base line<br />
data developed.<br />
October.<br />
Included in the (draft) Social<br />
Planning Framework (outline<br />
completed) - <strong>NSW</strong> Government<br />
Social Justice Principles.<br />
4. Social planning<br />
requirements<br />
4.1 Complete the Social<br />
Atlas <strong>2009</strong><br />
November. Completed (Parts 1 & 2).<br />
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