Communique June 2012 - Port Pirie Regional Council - SA.Gov.au
Communique June 2012 - Port Pirie Regional Council - SA.Gov.au
Communique June 2012 - Port Pirie Regional Council - SA.Gov.au
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MEETING: COMMUNIQUE REPORT<br />
DATE: <strong>June</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
16<br />
DEPARTMENT:<br />
OFFICER:<br />
Administrative Services<br />
Colin Byles, Manager Administrative Services<br />
REPORT ITEM: 3.0<br />
REPORT TITLE:<br />
ASSISTANT MANAGER ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES’ REPORT<br />
Implementation<br />
Budget Impact<br />
Risk Assessment<br />
File Reference<br />
Ongoing<br />
N/A<br />
N/A<br />
N/A<br />
STRATEGIC REFERENCE:<br />
Goal 5<br />
Outcome 5.1<br />
Target 5.1.1<br />
Organisational Excellence<br />
<strong>Gov</strong>ernance<br />
Ensure that <strong>Council</strong> is meeting all of its legislative requirements.<br />
INFORMATION ONLY<br />
3.1 POLICIES<br />
The Manager Environmental Services has taken a list of Environment policies to<br />
Management for consideration as to what needs to go and what needs to stay. The<br />
<strong>Gov</strong>ernance section of these will go to <strong>Council</strong> in coming meetings for review.<br />
<strong>Gov</strong>ernance policies in the administration area that were reviewed last year, but<br />
require annual review, will also be before <strong>Council</strong> in coming meetings.<br />
3.2 ELLEN STREET LIBRARY<br />
The Nyrstar Museum Working Party set up by <strong>Council</strong> had a very short lifespan. It<br />
was determined that the role of the Committee could be carried out more simply by<br />
just getting simple agreement on the major points of the lease, then allowing Nyrstar<br />
time and space to plan the museum without restrictions of the Committee.<br />
The decision to terminate the Committee is expected to speed up the process of<br />
making the old library a first class museum capable of adding considerably to the<br />
city’s tourism assets. Nyrstar will shortly visit the library to determine what items may<br />
be useful to be kept for the museum, after which an <strong>au</strong>ction will be held for the<br />
remaining items.