Council Minutes 16 April 2007 - Waratah-Wynyard Council

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Councillor Items NOTICES OF MOTION COUNCIL 80/07 DUAL CARRIAGEWAY – CAM RIVER, SOMERSET Cr Moore had given notice of his intention to move the following motion: And advised: That Council request the Cradle Coast Authority consider initiating discussions with the appropriate authorities for the provision of a dual carriageway of the Bass Highway over the Cam River at Somerset. Council has been advised informally that the Cradle Coast Authority would be likely to give consideration to pursuing this matter with the relevant authorities if a request to do so was provided by the Waratah-Wynyard Council. A copy of a recent article in the Advocate Newspaper is provided for the information of Councillors. OFFICERS COMMENTS The bridge over the Cam River is on a State Highway and as such is outside of the direct control of local government. MOVED BY SECONDED BY CR MOORE CR DUNIAM IN FAVOUR That Council request the Cradle Coast Authority consider initiating discussions with the appropriate authorities for the provision of a dual carriageway of the Bass Highway over the Cam River at Somerset. MAYOR HYLAND CR CHALK CR DUNIAM CR FAIRBROTHER CR FENTON CR FRIEDERSDORFF CR MOORE CR WALSH CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY Enclosures:- refer to Enclosure Document Page 50 - Advocate Newspaper clipping – 27 March 2007 Waratah-Wynyard Council – Ordinary Meeting Minutes – 16 April 2007 Page 36
Council Reports GENERAL MANAGER 81/07 LOCAL GOVERNMENT SUSTAINABILITY To: Council Reporting Officer: General Manager File Reference: 100.21 Council Meeting Date: 16 April 2007 1. Recommendation That Council: (a) (b) receive the report commissioned by the Local Government Association of Tasmania (LGAT) titled ‘A Review of the Financial Sustainability of Local Government in Tasmania’. endorse the establishment of a LGAT Steering Committee to review the recommendation included within the report. 2. Summary This report has been prepared to allow Council to formally receive the report prepared for LGAT by Access Economic titled ‘A Review of the Financial Sustainability of Local Government in Tasmania’. 3. Background Access Economics was commissioned by LGAT to undertake the study. The study follows similar studies undertaken by Access Economics in New South Wales, South Australia and Western Australia. The Australian Local Government Association also commissioned a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers which considered the overall financial sustainability of councils across the country. This report was launched at the 2006 ALGA General Assembly. The review of financial sustainability of Tasmanian Councils was released on 21 March 2007 (refer separate attachment). This independent study provides a snapshot of councils’ current situation regarding issues that are impacting on their financial sustainability and details a suite of initiatives that will assist in improving their long-term sustainability. Waratah-Wynyard Council – Ordinary Meeting Minutes – 16 April 2007 Page 37
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