Priority: Healthy environments We will provide safe and vibrant physical environments and infrastructure to support healthy living and connected communities. This includes: Well maintained public spaces and related infrastructure. Cycling and walking paths. Safe, hazard and nuisance free environments. Maintaining preparedness and responsiveness to emergencies. Facilities to meet a range of community programs and activities. Progress indicators: Type of Indicator Target Result Comments indicator Community satisfaction rating Meet or exceed Result was 64 which was on  D for overall performance in the Victorian par with the State average. enforcement of local laws Council average Community satisfaction rating Meet or exceed Result was 58 which was on  D for overall performance with Victorian par with the State average. local footpaths Council average . Community satisfaction rating Meet or exceed Result was 70 which was on  D for overall performance with Victorian par with the State average. recreational facilities Council average Community satisfaction rating Meet or exceed Result was 70 which was on  D with the appearance of public Victorian par with the State average. areas Council average Kilometres of off-road paths Increase 46.3kms of footpath and 4.6 (bicycle and walking) km of shared bike/pedestrian D  established by City of Greater paths were added in the last Geelong 12 months. Food safety compliance; 100% 91% of assessments were X D assessment compliance rates compliant in 2014-2015. Number of bicycle riders Increase Increased by 42% on previous I counted on year result.  ‘Super Sunday’ (held annually in November) . Perceptions of safety walking Meet or exceed The results from VicHealth – alone during the day (Vic Health Victorian Indicators Survey have not yet  I survey) average been released. Perceptions of safety walking Meet or exceed The results from VicHealth – alone during the night (Vic Victorian Indicators Survey have not yet I  Health survey) average been released. Resolution rates for notified 100% 99% of requests were  nuisances resolved, an increase of 7% on I previous year result. Dog attack rates per 100,000 Decrease There was an increase in the X population incidence of dog attacks this financial year. This is being addressed through the I implementation of the Domestic Animal Management Plan. – X – Target achieved – Target not achieved Progressing/awaiting data
Priority: Healthy environments We will provide safe and vibrant physical environments and infrastructure to support healthy living and connected communities. This includes: Well maintained public spaces and related infrastructure. Cycling and walking paths. Safe, hazard and nuisance free environments. Maintaining preparedness and responsiveness to emergencies. Facilities to meet a range of community programs and activities. Progress indicators: Type of indicator Indicator Target Result Comments D Community satisfaction rating for overall performance in the enforcement of local laws Meet or exceed Victorian Council average  Result was 64 which was on par with the State average. D Community satisfaction rating for overall performance with local footpaths Meet or exceed Victorian Council average  Result was 58 which was on par with the State average. . D Community satisfaction rating for overall performance with recreational facilities Meet or exceed Victorian Council average  Result was 70 which was on par with the State average. D Community satisfaction rating with the appearance of public areas Meet or exceed Victorian Council average  Result was 70 which was on par with the State average. D Kilometres of off-road paths (bicycle and walking) established by City of Greater Geelong Increase  46.3kms of footpath and 4.6 km of shared bike/pedestrian paths were added in the last 12 months. D Food safety compliance; assessment compliance rates 100% X 91% of assessments were compliant in 2014-2015. I Number of bicycle riders counted on ‘Super Sunday’ (held annually in November) Increase  Increased by 42% on previous year result. . I Perceptions of safety – walking alone during the day (Vic Health survey) Meet or exceed Victorian average  The results from VicHealth Indicators Survey have not yet been released. I Perceptions of safety – walking alone during the night (Vic Health survey) Meet or exceed Victorian average  The results from VicHealth Indicators Survey have not yet been released. I Resolution rates for notified nuisances 100%  99% of requests were resolved, an increase of 7% on previous year result. I Dog attack rates per 100,000 population Decrease X There was an increase in the incidence of dog attacks this financial year. This is being addressed through the implementation of the Domestic Animal Management Plan. – Target achieved X – Target not achieved – Progressing/awaiting data
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