Minutes 28-03-01 - Shire of Shark Bay

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ORDINARY COUNCIL MINUTES - 28 MARCH 2001 Page 22 Legal Implications Nil. Policy Implications Nil. Financial Implications Will have budget implications. More research required. Strategic Implications Nil. Recommendation That Council consider the matter. Voting Requirements Simple Majority Required. Date of Report 20 March 2001 Councillors discussed the age of the Chief Executive Officer's residence and agreed to upgrade the property. The Chief Executive Officer stated that as he had only been in Shark Bay for a limited time (1.5 weeks) he had no comments to add other than the issue was not urgent at the moment. Moved Cr Crawford Seconded Cr Sellenger That Council is not in favour of selling the waterfront property and additions/ renovations be included in the 2001/02 budget. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY 12.2 COUNCIL BUILDING MAINTENANCE 2001/2002 BU 105 Author Manager Regulatory Services. Disclosure of Any Interest Nil. Background An inspection of all Council owned buildings has recently been undertaken, which has resulted in quotes being obtained from various contractors and maintenance works subsequently being contracted. It was noted that extensive renovations are required within the foreshore toilets to bring them up to an acceptable standard. Further to the above the toilets serving the SIDE building are in need of demolition and replacement with all contractors assessing these toilets making the same comment. The disabled toilets situated at Denham Oval are in need of renovation s they are at present inaccessible to the disabled. Comment The works requiring consideration in the 2001/2002 budget deliberations are -
ORDINARY COUNCIL MINUTES - 28 MARCH 2001 Page 23 1 Public Toilets Foreshore 1.1 External a Rear duct door, replace corroded door handles and associated fixing screws b Install brick paving on west side and at rear of building to match existing brick paving c Repaint all previously painted surfaces d Revarnish all previously varnished surfaces 1.2 Male Toilets a Replace mirror b Repair hole in ceiling c Repaint ceiling d Rehang toilet doors to swing in an outwards direction e Floor in toilet cubicles to be regraded so as no water collects adjacent wall at rear of toilet pans, prior to tiling of existing floor surface with a non slip type tile f Full height wall tiling required throughout g Coat hooks to be installed on rear of toilet doors h All timber seating is to be replaced with an aluminium equivalent i Install appropriate lighting within and external of building j Install an automatic electric hand dryer k Replace all corroded toilet paper holders 1.3 Disabled Toilet a Remove all rusted screws from outside of door prior to repainting door b Install non slip floor tiles and full height wall tiles c Install wall hung baby change facility (suggested supplier MacDonald Johnston) d Supply and install signage indicating international symbol for disabled toilets and baby change facilities e Install automatic electric hand dryer 1.4 Female Toilets a Revarnish all woodwork b Rehang all toilet doors so as they swing in an outwards direction c Remove all existing corroded toilet paper holders and replace with a white enamel coated equivalent dispenser d Replace mirror e Replace corroded metal bin with a plastic bin fitted with a lid f Install non slip floor tiles throughout g Install floor to ceiling wall tiles (white) h Install bench mounted baby change table in area provided (suggested supplier MacDonald Johnston i Install automatic electric hand dryer j Remove existing wooden seating and replace with aluminium equivalent 2 Rebuilding of SIDE Building Toilets in such a manner that compliments the existing former Police Station and is easily removable if required. This building would incorporate a disabled toilet plus the necessary male and female sanitary requirements. 3 Oval disabled toilet requires duct wall removed and rebuilt in a different position to enlarge the toilet. Installation of ramp and handrails also required. 4 Replacement of verandah floorboards Community Centre building Hughes Street. Legal Implications Building Regulations 1989. Disability Discrimination Act. Policy Implications Assists in compliance with Council's Disability Services Plan.
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