– Funding our calculator. Explored two Future’ (Phase variation possibilities over 2) 7 years (7.25% and 8.95%), as well as rate peg scenario of deficit budgets and/or service cuts. ‘Funding our 23 October – 29 November Following Phase 2 22 October solution – 2013 consultation and review, 2013 Funding our option of 8.35% increase to Future’ (Phase total rates each year for 7 3) years, allowing services to be maintained and some areas enhanced, released for consultation. 835 residents contribute via line survey, face-to-face information sessions, line forums, social media and telephone survey. Whilst most residents do not wish to pay more for services from any level of government, support exists for the maintenance of Council’s services, as well as enhancements in some areas. ‘Programming Council agenda and minutes Council unanimously 10 services – published on Council’s resolves to signal intent to December Funding our website. IPART to apply to increase 2013 Future’ (Phase to up to 8.35% each year 4) for seven years. This follows consideration of the range of contributing factors and examination of issues (including community feedback, efficiency, comparative rating, rate revenue per capita and affordability). Draft Delivery 11 December – 24 January Draft Delivery Program 10 Program 2014 2013-17 (Revised) and December 17 (Revised) Operational Plan 14/15 2013 and prepared, in line with Operational proposed special rate Plan 2014/15 variation. Placed on exhibition, and incorporates Council’s rating proposal. Signals
– Funding our Future’ (Phase 2) calculator. Explored two variation possibilities over 7 years (7.25% and 8.95%), as well as rate peg scenario of deficit budgets and/or service cuts. ‘Funding our solution – Funding our Future’ (Phase 3) 23 October – 29 November 2013 Following Phase 2 consultation and review, option of 8.35% increase to total rates each year for 7 years, allowing services to be maintained and some areas enhanced, released for consultation. 835 residents contribute via survey, face-to-face information sessions, forums, social media and telephone survey. Whilst most residents do not wish to pay more for services from any level of government, support exists for the maintenance of Council’s services, as well as enhancements in some areas. 22 October 2013 ‘Programming services – Funding our Future’ (Phase 4) Council agenda and minutes published on Council’s website. Council unanimously resolves to signal intent to IPART to apply to increase to up to 8.35% each year for seven years. This follows consideration of the range of contributing factors and examination of issues (including community feedback, efficiency, comparative rating, rate revenue per capita and affordability). 10 December 2013 Draft Delivery Program (Revised) and Operational Plan 2014/15 11 December – 24 January 2014 Draft Delivery Program 2013-17 (Revised) and Operational Plan 14/15 prepared, in line with proposed special rate variation. Placed on exhibition, and incorporates Council’s rating proposal. Signals 10 December 2013 line line 17