2022/2023 Annual Report

Committees
Service Clubs Advisory Committee
Chair: Cr Leombruno
Elected Members composition:
Mayor Whittaker (ex officio) Cr Flynn (Until November 2022)
Cr Barbaro, Cr Britton-La Salle (From November 2022)
Community Members composition:
Mr Chris Ward, Mr Geoff Edwards, Mr Graeme Packer, Mr
Ian Coat, Mr Michael Cook, Mr Michael McCabe, Mr Trevor
Symonds, Ms Linda Lovell
Purpose of Committee:
To enhance the close working relationship between Council
and the clubs and identify projects that enable partnership
opportunities.
Number of meetings in 2022/23: 2
Key achievements and highlights:
» Outlining projects, events and changes to each of the
service Clubs within Campbelltown has been beneficial to
each of the Service Clubs.
» A recent review of Club signage across Campbelltown
will ensure that there is a consistent and coordinated
approach to promoting all of the Service Clubs which play
a crucial role in enhancing and supporting the Community.
Youth Advisory Committee
Chair: This Committee has a rotational Youth Chair
Elected Members composition:
Mayor Whittaker, Cr McLuskey, Cr Kennedy (Until November
2022), Cr Flynn (From November 2022)
Community Members composition:
Until August 2022: Mr Jordan Ng, Ms Gul Zehra,
Until October 2022: Mr Isaac Oosting
Until December 2022: Ms Amber Roshkov
Until February 2023: Mr Kasey Reid, Mr Aaron Drayton,
Ms Cayleigh Stock
Ms Divsha Sharma (Appointed on 21 February 2023)
Ms Eva Dimmell, Ms Giulia-Giorgina Condoluci, Ms Lily Azli
(Appointed on 21 February 2023)
Ms Maria Barbaro
Mr Mehul Tandon (Appointed on 21 February 2023)
Mr Nathan Knight (Appointed on 21 February 2023)
Ms Olivia Cordera (Appointed on 21 February 2023)
Purpose of Committee:
The Campbelltown YAC (Youth Advisory Committee) provide
advice to Council on matters relating to young people.
Number of meetings in 2022/23: 4
Key achievements and highlights:
» Movies in the Park held in Thorndon Park for over 1000
people. 250 young people registered for ‘Campbelltown
Youth VIP Tickets’
» 200 Study packs packed and distributed to local young
people around exam time
» 630 young people participated in the 2023 Campbelltown
Youth Survey
» Council supported young people on work experience and
community service placements
» Participated in the planning of a statewide youth
Community Changemakers event. YAC Member Ms
Cayleigh Stock joined the planning group and facilitated a
session at the event
» Council YAC and Youth Crew volunteers contributed to the
planning and delivery of youth initiatives, programs and
events. This included Books on Screen, a Murder Mystery
Night and games activities at Campbelltown Library as
well as engagement activities in local schools.
Council Assessment Panel
Chair: Mr Stephen Smith
Elected Members composition:
Cr Leombruno
Community Members composition:
Mr Brett Steiner, Mr Julian Rutt, Mr Paul Johnson
Purpose of Committee:
Pursuant to Section 83 of the Planning Development
and Infrastructure Act 2016, Council has established a
Committee known as the City of Campbelltown Council
Assessment Panel (CAP) for the purpose of acting as the
'relevant authority' (as that term is defined in the Planning
Development and Infrastructure Act 2016) in respect of all
development control matters.
The CAP operates separately from Council as a
development assessment authority and has its own
procedures, terms of reference and protocols.
Number of meetings in 2022/23: 6
Key achievements and highlights:
» The Assessment Panel assessed eight applications over
the course of the year. Seven were approved and one
refusal was issued which was subsequently appealed
and overturned.
Campbelltown City Council
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