City of Greater Bendigo Budget 2015/2016
The Budget for 2015/2016 will help build a better, healthier and more sustainable Greater Bendigo.
The Budget for 2015/2016 will help build a better, healthier and more sustainable Greater Bendigo.
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APPENDIX F<br />
Appendix F – User Fees and Charges<br />
Schedule <strong>of</strong> User Fees and Charges <strong>2015</strong>/16<br />
• <strong>City</strong> Futures Directorate<br />
• Community Wellbeing Directorate<br />
• Planning and Development Directorate<br />
• Presentation and Assets Directorate<br />
• Organisation Support Directorate<br />
*Pricing Type Definitions<br />
Accessible Pricing - a discount on the full cost <strong>of</strong> providing the service. The discounted rate is<br />
determined on the community benefit or social good, and can be set between 100% discount up to<br />
full cost recovery.<br />
Full Cost Pricing - applied where the objective is to achieve a financial return for COGB.<br />
Incentive Pricing - utilised where certain behaviours are encouraged by pricing above full cost<br />
recovery.<br />
Market Pricing - applied to services considered discretionary and is without strong social benefit, or<br />
ancillary to the social benefit <strong>of</strong> the service.<br />
Statutory - set by legislation, providing no discretion for Council to influence the amount charged.<br />
98 <strong>Greater</strong> <strong>Bendigo</strong> <strong>City</strong> Council <strong>Budget</strong> - <strong>2015</strong>/16