Planning and Consultation Committee Meeting to be held at the Civic Centre, Civic Drive, Greensborough Attachments
Carl Cowie Chief Executive Officer Thursday 3 June 2021
Distribution: Public Civic Drive, Greensborough PO Box 476, Greensborough 3088 Telephone 9433 3111 Facsimile 9433 3777 Website www.nillumbik.vic.gov.au Email nillumbik@nillumbik.vic.gov.au
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Planning and Consultation Committee Meeting Attachments 8 June 2021
Attachments
PCC.007/21 Confirmation of Minutes Planning and Consultation Meeting held 11 May 2021
Attachment 1 Minutes of Planning and Consultation Meeting held 11 May 2021............... 1
PCC.008/21 Eltham Town Centre Local Area Traffic Management and Pedestrian / Cycling Improvements - Urban Congestion Fund
Attachment 1 Main Road corridor Eltham - overview map..................................................... 9
Attachment 2 Main Road corridor Eltham - transport treatments for consultation............ 13
Attachment 3 Main Road corridor Eltham - before and after illustrations.......................... 31
PCC.009/21 Revenue and Rating Plan 2021 - 2025 Submissions
Attachment 1 Nillumbik Shire Council Revenue and Rating Plan 2021-2025................... 55
Attachment 2 Group Submission to Draft Revenue and Rating Plan................................. 67
PCC.010/21 Mayoral and Councillor Allowances Review - Submissions
Attachment 1 Proposed Mayoral and Councillor allowances - submissions..................... 69
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PCC.007/21 Confirmation of Minutes Planning and Consultation Meeting held 11 May 2021 Attachment 1. Minutes of Planning and Consultation Meeting held 11 May 2021 |
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PCC.008/21 Eltham Town Centre Local Area Traffic Management and Pedestrian / Cycling Improvements - Urban Congestion Fund Attachment 1. Main Road corridor Eltham - overview map |
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PCC.008/21 Eltham Town Centre Local Area Traffic Management and Pedestrian / Cycling Improvements - Urban Congestion Fund Attachment 2. Main Road corridor Eltham - transport treatments for consultation |
PCC.008/21 Eltham Town Centre Local Area Traffic Management and Pedestrian / Cycling Improvements - Urban Congestion Fund Attachment 3. Main Road corridor Eltham - before and after illustrations |
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PCC.009/21 Revenue and Rating Plan 2021 - 2025 Submissions Attachment 1. Nillumbik Shire Council Revenue and Rating Plan 2021-2025 |
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PCC.009/21 Revenue and Rating Plan 2021 - 2025 Submissions Attachment 2. Group Submission to Draft Revenue and Rating Plan |
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PCC.010/21 Mayoral and Councillor Allowances Review - Submissions Attachment 1. Proposed Mayoral and Councillor allowances - submissions |
Review of Mayoral and Councillor Allowances
Submissions summary
Consultation Period: 29 April 2021 – 30 May 2021
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Submission |
Officer Response |
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Anonymous Why did you choose the maximum for each category? I would not have done so. The mayoral allowance is a full time job salary. Do these persons work full time? What time are councillors expected to work for $26k? I doubt that these allowances cum salaries are warranted. Too many use these positions as stepping stones to political appointments. |
Councillor allowances are considered by the Victorian Government to be a payment made to recognise the contributions of those elected to roles in local government. The duties of a Councillor demand time, energy and commitment. Over time the traditional Councillor role has been expanded together with greater expectations of, and demands on, Councillors in relation to community development and engagement. The strengthening of the entitlement provisions in the new Local Government Act 2020 further highlights the importance of appropriately compensating Councillors for their time and commitment to their role. |
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Anonymous It would be good to see some justification regarding why both are receiving the highest of the range prior to this being approved. |
Submission noted. |
3 |
Anonymous My opinion is likely to be uncommon. I feel that to attract high calibre Local Government representatives they need to be paid more. The role places considerable demands on time and mental acuity and is largely a thankless & frustrating position, unless they are pandering to protagonist agenda to pacify the easily riled public instead of doing what is necessary for the betterment of the shire. |
Submission noted. |