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The Budget, Financial Plan and Revenue and Rating Plan were adopted at an Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 29 June 2021.
We are confident that this Budget not only continues the effort that has commenced in recent years, but also provides the necessary investment for a successful future.
Our focus for the next year is to support and lead our community’s recovery from the pandemic and continue to deliver quality projects and services that make our City a great place to live, work and do business.
In the draft 2021–2022 Budget, we have allocated $66.3 million for asset renewals, upgrades and expansions including Open Space Strategy implementation; sustainability initiatives; building improvements; community safety projects; and the renewal and upgrade of Council’s major infrastructure assets such as footpaths, drains and roads.
The draft Budget also includes information regarding your rates and residential garbage charges. Thedraft Budget provides for a ‘Hardship Rates Relief Support Package’ for ratepayers who continue to be financially impacted by COVID-19.
The Budget, Financial Plan and Revenue and Rating Plan were adopted at an Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 29 June 2021.
We are confident that this Budget not only continues the effort that has commenced in recent years, but also provides the necessary investment for a successful future.
Our focus for the next year is to support and lead our community’s recovery from the pandemic and continue to deliver quality projects and services that make our City a great place to live, work and do business.
In the draft 2021–2022 Budget, we have allocated $66.3 million for asset renewals, upgrades and expansions including Open Space Strategy implementation; sustainability initiatives; building improvements; community safety projects; and the renewal and upgrade of Council’s major infrastructure assets such as footpaths, drains and roads.
The draft Budget also includes information regarding your rates and residential garbage charges. Thedraft Budget provides for a ‘Hardship Rates Relief Support Package’ for ratepayers who continue to be financially impacted by COVID-19.
Council’s 2021–2022 draft Budget, Financial Plan and Revenue and Rating Plan are available for public comment from Wednesday 5 May - Friday 4 June 2021.
Consideration of public submissions
Draft 2021-2022 Budget has finished this stage
Submissions received to the proposed Budget, Financial Plan and Revenue and Rating Plan will be heard by Council at a Special Council Meeting on Tuesday 15 June. Any person who makes a submission is entitled to be heard in support of their submission at this meeting.
Budget, Financial Plan and Revenue and Rating Plan considered for adoption by Council
Draft 2021-2022 Budget has finished this stage
Subject to any amendments resulting from the submissions, the Budget, Financial Plan and Revenue and Rating Plan will be considered for adoption at an Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 29 June.
Budget and Financial Plan adopted by Council
Draft 2021-2022 Budget is currently at this stage
Council endorsed the 2021-22 Budget and Financial Plan at its meeting on 29 June 2021.
