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Special Rate Variation Community Engagement Report - Shoalhaven City Council

Shoalhaven City Council lodged a formal application to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) for a Special Rate Variation.

Shoalhaven City Council lodged a formal application to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) for a Special Rate Variation.

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What could be<br />

done about it in<br />

the future?<br />

• Develop opportunities for young people to work together with other<br />

groups in community to promote a more positive image of youth<br />

• More intergenerational activities/events/programs for youth and older<br />

people to close the gap<br />

• More youth-friendly and specific places for young people to hang out<br />

so that the general public do not feel so threatened, particularly in<br />

shopping areas<br />

• Facilitation of community connectedness to promote understanding<br />

between groups<br />

• More facilities for youth<br />

• <strong>Engagement</strong> of youth in the planning of community services.<br />

• Increase the amount of young apprentices that <strong>Council</strong> takes on<br />

• Aged Care training<br />

• Recognise and support services in schools<br />

• Eco-tourism training<br />

• Raise interest and pride in our local area<br />

• Improve public transport<br />

• Promotion of volunteers to assist with mentoring programs for youth<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Safety<br />

Question<br />

What do you see<br />

as the important<br />

challenges with<br />

this issue?<br />

What<br />

opportunities do<br />

you see for this<br />

issue?<br />

What could be<br />

done about it in<br />

the future?<br />

No comment provided<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Response<br />

• More youth-friendly and specific places for young people to hang out<br />

so that the general public do not feel so threatened, particularly in<br />

shopping areas<br />

• Facilitation of community connectedness to promote understanding<br />

between groups<br />

• More information on what, how and why to report to police<br />

• Ensure community is totally informed of crime stats in different towns<br />

and villages of the <strong>Shoalhaven</strong><br />

• Encourage reporting of community safety issues<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Leadership<br />

Question<br />

What do you see<br />

as the important<br />

challenges with<br />

this issue?<br />

What<br />

opportunities do<br />

you see for this<br />

issue?<br />

What could be<br />

done about it in<br />

the future?<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Response<br />

• <strong>Council</strong> has a very demanding agenda for community re:<br />

submissions on plans, e.g. LEP, Tree Management, Green Paper on<br />

Planning, CSP review etc. It is difficult to consider issues and<br />

prepare submission etc in the time frames available<br />

• Run workshops for the community to come together to contribute to<br />

and develop submissions<br />

• More promotion and good news stories needed – <strong>Council</strong> should<br />

share responsibility and use partners in this e.g. BBCRI<br />

• Do a customer satisfaction survey yearly – possibly sent out with<br />

rate notice and have an incentive to fill it in and return it e.g. $20<br />

20

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