Revenue Policy 2011-12 - Wollongong City Council
Revenue Policy 2011-12 - Wollongong City Council
Revenue Policy 2011-12 - Wollongong City Council
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Mobile Annual Charge Estimated Yield<br />
Garbage Bin $ $<br />
Occupied land 80 litres 270 5,155,110<br />
Occupied land <strong>12</strong>0 litres 352 18,954,848<br />
Occupied land 240 litres 579 2,749,092<br />
Households with Kidney Dialysis 240 litres 352<br />
Vacant Land 25 36,800<br />
In determining the amount to be charged, <strong>Council</strong> has calculated its cost per annum under the<br />
following headings:<br />
Domestic Waste Management Cost <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>12</strong><br />
$'000<br />
Waste Facility Costs<br />
Waste Management Facility Charge 8,400<br />
Waste Facility Operating charge 1,158<br />
9,558<br />
Collection Costs<br />
Collections & Processing Contracts 11,671<br />
Education & Promotion 631<br />
Operational & Administration costs 1,030<br />
Total Direct Costs 13,332<br />
Pricing equalisation 3,647<br />
Statutory Charges<br />
Pensioner Rebate 1,045<br />
TOTAL EXPENDITURE 27,583<br />
Pensioner subsidy 475<br />
Contractor Contributions 202<br />
Other <strong>Revenue</strong> 10<br />
687<br />
Total Domestic Waste Management Cost 26,896<br />
It is estimated that a total of 78,051 serviced properties and 1,472 parcels of vacant land with service<br />
availability to be charged during <strong>2011</strong>/<strong>12</strong>. In determining the charge to be applied to serviced<br />
properties, all the costs listed above have been taken into account.<br />
<strong>Council</strong> cannot apply income from ordinary rates towards the cost of providing Domestic Waste<br />
Management Services. In determining the annual charge <strong>Council</strong> must include all expenditure that<br />
relates to the delivery of this service and may include provision for future increases to allow for<br />
equalisation of pricing from year to year. This is considered a prudent approach as the waste area is<br />
subject to changing industry regulation and costs and operational requirements that have the potential<br />
for significant variations in the future. The proposed charges for <strong>2011</strong>/<strong>12</strong> have increased by 3.5%