Ordinary Council 18 August 2014
Minutes
PRESENT: Councillor D. Brooks-Horn (Chair),
Councillor K. Brent, Councillor S. Bennison, Councillor M. Gold, Councillor D.
Hutchens, Councillor D. Karpin, and Councillor P. Palmer.
ALSO PRESENT: Acting General Manager, Executive
Manager – Environmental Services, Executive Manager – Open Space & Urban
Services, Executive Manager – Human Services, Director – Major Projects,
Director – Special Projects, Manager – Strategic Planning, Strategic Planners
and Manager – Governance.
DECLARATIONS OF
INTEREST:
Councillor Bennison declared a non-pecuniary conflict of
interest of a non significant nature in the following items:-
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Waste Management as he has a long standing personal
relationship with some of the individuals involved in the program that could be
seen as a conflict however as he would not benefit from this in any way and the
recommendation is calling for a report only, he indicated he would participate
in any debate and vote on the item.
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Careers Day Indigenous Students as his firm participates in this program and his wife was the
originator of this program two (2) years ago and as this is a volunteer project
that many local businesses participate in and neither he nor his wife or firm
benefit from participating in this program, he indicated he would
participate in any debate and vote on the item.
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APOLOGIES
Apologies were received on behalf
of Councillors S. Cheong and Councillor D. Strassberg.
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Bennison that the apologies be
accepted and leave of absence granted.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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OPENING OF MEETING WITH PRAYER
The meeting was opened with a prayer by Rev
Krikor Youmshajekian of St Andrews Uniting
Church, Longueville.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
The Mayor gave an acknowledgement
of Country.
WEBCASTING OF COUNCIL MEETING
The Mayor advised those present
that the Meeting was being webcast.
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SUSPENSION
OF STANDING ORDERS
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Hutchens that Standing
Orders be suspended and that members of the public who wish to address
Council be allowed to do so for a maximum of three (3) minutes.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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PUBLIC
FORUM
Peter McConaghy of St Leonards,
expressing disappointment in the level of detail provided in the St Leonards
Public Domain Master Plan requesting further information be provided to allow affected
members of the community to make an informed comment on the proposed Voluntary
Planning Agreements relating to the area.
Robyn Stutchbury of Linely Point commenting
on the naming of the new road, park and community centre at Burns Bay Road objecting
to the proposed names put forth in the report and suggesting appropriate names
that could be considered including Ludowici Green or Ludowici Common for the
park and Tannery Way for the new road.
Guy Hallowes of Lane Cove North
opposed to the proposed Voluntary Planning Agreement for 46-54 Gordon Crescent
and 552 Mowbray Road and citing concerns with the existing Development
Application including excessive height and limited solar access for ground
floor units.
Kylie Bryden Smith of Lane Cove
North opposed to the proposed Voluntary Planning Agreement for 46-54 Gordon
Crescent and 552 Mowbray Road supporting the comments of the previous speaker,
citing that a pocket park at 552 Mowbray Road would be inadequate in addressing
open space needs of the community and expressing concerns regarding the impact
of the development on the surrounding bushland.
Frances Vissel on behalf of Stringybark
Creek Residents Association opposed to the proposed Voluntary Planning
Agreement and development for 46-54 Gordon Crescent and 552 Mowbray Road citing
concerns including excessive bulk and scale, overshadowing of bushland, and the
inadequacy of a pocket park at the Mowbray Road site to address the communities
open space needs.
Mandy Ambler of the C3 Church speaking
in relation to the Delvena Women’s Refuge urging Council to seek assurances
from the new service operator, Mission Australia, that the centre will remain
open, focus on providing services exclusively to women and children displaced
by domestic violence and that funds donated to Delvena remain for the use of Delvena
Refuge and not allocated to other programs Mission Australia may operate.
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RESUMPTION OF STANDING ORDERS
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Gold and Brent that Standing Orders be resumed.
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For the
Motion were Councillors Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and
Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil
(Total 0).
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Gold that “Proposed
Voluntary Planning Agreement for 46-54 Gordon Crescent and 552 Mowbray Road,
Lane Cove North” be brought forward and dealt with as the next item.
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For the Motion were Councillors Brent, Palmer, Gold,
Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Proposed Voluntary Planning Agreement for
46-54 Gordon Crescent and 552 Mowbray Road, Lane Cove North
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MOTION
A Motion was
moved by Councillors Brooks-Horn and Gold that:-
1. Council receive and note the report;
2. Council give notice of its intention to enter into a
Voluntary Planning Agreement (VPA) as outlined in the report with the
developer of the subject site in accordance with the consultation strategy
outlined in the report;
3. Following the community consultation, a further report be
submitted to Council for determination; and
4. Council seek submissions from the Mowbray Working Party
regarding the proposed VPA and potential community uses for the site at 552
Mowbray Road.
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Foreshadowed
Motion
A Foreshadowed Motion was
moved by Councillors Brent and Palmer that the matter be deferred pending the
provision of further information.
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED on the motion of
Councillors Brooks-Horn and Hutchens that the Motion be put to the meeting.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Upon being put to the meeting the
Motion was declared carried
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For
the Motion were Councillors Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 5).
Against the Motion were
Councillors Brent and Palmer (Total 2).
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The Foreshadowed Motion Lapsed
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED on
the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Bennison
that “St Leonards Public Domain
Master Plan” be brought forward and dealt with as the next item.
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For the Motion were Councillors Brent, Palmer, Gold,
Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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St Leonards Public Domain Master Plan
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Palmer and Karpin that:-
1. Council adopt the Draft St Leonards Public Domain Master Plan
2014 dated August 2014 for the purposes of public exhibition;
2. The Draft St Leonards Public Domain Master Plan 2014 be
placed on public exhibition for 60 days and consultation take place in
accordance with the Consultation Strategy outlined in the report; and
3. A further report be submitted to
Council following the exhibition period, to consider the final Draft St
Leonards Public Domain Master Plan 2014 for adoption.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Hutchens that “Delvena
Women's Refuge” be brought forward and dealt with as the next item.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Delvena Women's Refuge
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Hutchens that:-
1. The General Manager contact Mission Australia as a
matter of urgency highlighting the following concerns and requesting
assurances that:-
a) Delvena
will remain open;
b) Clientele
remain exclusively women and children displaced by domestic violence; and
c) Funds
donated to Delvena remain with Delvena; and
2. A detailed
report be provided to Council on the future operations of Delvena Women’s
Refuge at the Ordinary Council Meeting in October 2014.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Gold that “Revised
Naming of New Road, and New Park at Burns Bay Road Precinct” be brought
forward and dealt with as the next item.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Revised Naming of New Road, and New Park at Burns Bay Road
Precinct
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RESOLVED on
the motion of Councillors Bennison and Brent that Council defer the matter to the September Council meeting
and the topic be considered at the next Councillor workshop.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Bennison that Council recommit
“Revised Naming of New Road, and New Park at Burns Bay Road
Precinct” for consideration.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Revised Naming of New Road, and New Park at
Burns Bay Road Precinct
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176
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors
Bennison and Brooks-Horn that Council
delegate authority to the General Manager to determine the naming of the new
road and park and that the General Manager seek submissions from the Councillors in that regard.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Procedural Motion
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Brent that “Henley
Street School Day Parking Restrictions” be brought forward and dealt with
as the next item.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Henley Street School Day Parking
Restrictions
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MOTION
A Motion was
moved by Councillors Hutchens and Bennison that:-
1. Council install ‘No Stopping (3 – 4pm School
Days)’ between Cullen Street and No. 17 Henley Street;
2. Council monitor traffic operations on Henley Street during
the start of the school day; and
3. A further report come back to Council
regarding the inclusion of a school crossing on Henley Street close to the
vicinity of the school and / or lollipop man to assist at pick up and drop
off times and on whether similar ‘No Stopping’
restrictions are required for the start of the school day.
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FORESHADOWED
MOTION
A
Foreshadowed Motion was moved by Councillors Brent and Palmer that:-
- Council
install ‘No Stopping (3 – 4pm School Days)’ between 35 Cullen Street and
No. 20 Henley Street;
- Council monitor
traffic operations on Henley Street during the start of the school day;
and
- A further
report on whether similar ‘ No Stopping’ restrictions are required for
the start of the school day come back to Council.
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Upon being put
to the meeting the Motion was declared carried.
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For the Motion were Councillors Gold, Hutchens,
Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 5).
Against the Motion were Councillors Brent
and Palmer (Total 2).
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The Foreshadowed
Motion lapsed.
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CONFIRMATION
OF MINUTES OF ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING - 21 JULY 2014
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RESOLVED
on the motion of Councillors Gold and Hutchens
that the minutes of the Ordinary Council meeting held on the 21 July 2014 be
received.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Gold and Hutchens that the minutes of
the Ordinary Council meeting held on the 21 July 2014 be confirmed.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Notices of Motion
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Waste Management
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181
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Hutchens that the
General Manager consult with Joel Harrison of ‘Waste Choices’, local
businesses, landlords and provide a report back to Council on how this new
waste management system works and the feasibility of implementing such a
system in Lane Cove.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Careers Day Indigenous StudenTS
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182
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Karpin that Council
accept this invitation and that the General Manager and/or his nominee meet
with representatives of local businesses and Saint Ignatius to assist in
co-ordinating this year’s careers day.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Moon Festival
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183
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Gold that the General Manager discuss with the Cameraygal Festival Advisory
Committee the inclusion of the Chinese Moon Festival into their 2015 program
celebration.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Councillor Karpin left the meeting at 8:45pm.
Councillor Karpin returned to the
meeting at 8:50pm
Councillor Hutchens left the
meeting at 8:56pm
Councillor Hutchens returned to the
meeting at 9:00pm
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Changes to Rosenthal Carpark Restrictions
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RESOLVED on the Motion of Councillors Brent and Palmer that:-
1. Council incorporate
into Council’s pending traffic and parking study report as soon as possible,
details of the usage patterns for Rosenthal car park, specifically the
vehicle turnover rate;
2. Council consider
the parking time limits in the Rosenthal car park,
based on the report;
3. Council send letters to all developers currently or in the future working
in the Lane Cove CBD requesting that their employees, contractors and
consulting staff use the developers' premises for parking as soon as those
premises can accommodate vehicle parking; and
4. The General Manager include in the proposed traffic
and parking study consideration on existing street parking conditions that
would include the following information:-
a) What resident
parking restrictions are existing, include their location and cost to
residents;
b) What options are
available to extend street parking, including possible locations; and
c) The
consideration of an additional permit that would be applicable to employees and
/ or employers from the Lane Cove CBD.
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Councillors Palmer and Brent left
the meeting at 9:15pm
Councillors Palmer and Brent
returned to the meeting at 9:16pm
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Officer Reports for Determination
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Draft Street Tree Master Plan
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Gold that:-
1. Council adopt the Lane Cove Street Tree Master Plan dated
April 2014 on the proviso that dwarf species of Eucalyptus replace the larger
like Eucalyptus varieties; and
2. The Plan be amended with the changes outlined in 1. prior to
public release of the document.
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For the Motion were Councillors Brent, Palmer, Gold,
Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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8-14 Mindarie Street: Options
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MOTION
A Motion was
moved by Councillors Bennison and Gold that Council:-
1. Receive and note the report; and
2. Proceed
with an “R3” zoning.
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Foreshadowed
Motion
A Foreshadowed Motion was
moved by Councillors Palmer and Brent that Council receive
and note the report.
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Upon being put to the meeting the
Motion was declared carried
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For
the Motion were Councillors Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn
(Total 5).
Against the Motion were Councillors Brent and Palmer
(Total 2).
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The Foreshadowed Motion lapsed
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Tender Negotiations for Construction of
Recreational Community Facility (Scout Hall and Amenities Block) At Blackman
Park
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187
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Brooks-Horn and Karpin that Council:-
1. Subject to reaching agreement with the Scouts on the
configuration, funding and revenue sharing arrangements, engage Project Corp
Australia P/L to construct the new Recreational Sporting and Community
Facility at Blackman Park subject to a review of the renegotiated bid of
$2.45 million excl GST; and subject to Council minimising its transactional
risks associated with awarding the contract to Project Corp;
2. Authorise the General Manager to review the renegotiated bid
for optimum cost and program delivery;
3. Authorise the General Manager to enter into a contract with
Project Corp Australia P/L for the construction of the facility; and
4. Adjust the budget for the project to $1.8M.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Lane Cove Council Meets the Neighbours
Events
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MOTION
A Motion was
moved by Councillors Gold and Karpin that Council:-
1. Receive and note this report;
2. Based on the success of the first event, consider a second
and third event, with the costs to be offset by a reduction in the “Screen on
the Green” events;
3. Advertise that these events are to be Alcohol Free; and
4. Receive a further report following the first event which includes
recommendations for subsequent neighbourhood events.
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Foreshadowed
Motion
A
Foreshadowed Motion was moved by Councillors Palmer and Brent that Council:-
1. Receive and note this report;
2. Based on the success of the first event, consider a second
and third event, with the costs to be offset by a reduction in the “Screen on
the Green” events;
3. Advertise that these events are to be Alcohol Free; and
4. Cap the budget for event/s at $6,000.
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Upon being put
to the meeting the Motion was declared carried.
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For the Motion were Councillors Gold, Hutchens,
Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 5).
Against the Motion were Councillors Brent
and Palmer (Total 2).
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The Foreshadowed
Motion lapsed.
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Events on the Lane Cove and Parramatta River
Foreshore
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Hutchens and Bennison that:-
1. Council trial the inclusion of a “Lane Cove on the River”
program within the Sunset in the Village Festival;
2. Possible activities include:-
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Children’s model boat building competition;
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Food stalls;
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Dragon Boat Racing;
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Existing Sailing Club activities; and
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Riverview Gold Cup; and
3. Council receive a further report following the trial.
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Councillor Bennison left the
meeting at 9:49pm.
Councillor Bennison returned to
the meeting at 9:50pm.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Suspension of Standing Orders
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RESOLVED on the motion of
Councillors Brooks-Horn and Hutchens that Standing Orders be suspended to
allow the consideration of the 3 – 5 top issues affecting
the Lane Cove community to be submitted for debate at the Local Government
NSW Annual Conference on 19-21 October 2014.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Local Government Conference NSW 2014
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Karpin that:-
1. Council submit for debate at the Local Government NSW Annual
Conference on 19-21 October 2014 motions on the following top issues affecting
the Lane Cove community:-
a)
Aged and Disability;
b)
Powers of the Joint Regional Planning Panel’s
(JRPP’s);
c)
Planning for Schools;
d)
Cost Shifting;
e)
Conference Quorum; and
f)
Affordable Housing.
2. All Councillors be authorised to attend the Conference and
advise the General Manager by 1 September 2014 if they will be attending.
3. Councillors Bennison, Karpin, Hutchens and Brooks-Horn attend
the Conference as Council’s voting delegates with alternates appointed by the
General Manager and Mayor if required; and
4. The Ordinary Council Meeting scheduled for Monday, 20
October be brought forward to Monday, 13 October 2014 and the Councillor
Workshop be held on Tuesday, 7 October 2014.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Tender
for Miscellaneous Trade and General Services - Civil Works, Open Space
Services and Traffic Services
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Gold and Palmer that Council:-
1. Accept
the following tenders and authorise appointment of those suppliers to
Council’s Preferred Supplier Panel for a contract term of two (2) years, plus
one option to extend for a further duration of one (1) year, subject to
performance:-
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Civil
& Infrastructure Works
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Service
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Recommended
Service Providers
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Concrete and Footpaths Works &
Concrete Pumping Services
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Kelbon
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Get Civil
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Sam the Paving Man
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CW Concrete
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Stateline Asphalt
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Disposal of Construction Materials
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Benedict Recycling
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Veljohn Pty Ltd
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Eminent Waste Pty Ltd
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Excavation And Demolition Services
/ Large Equipment Hire
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Rockpave Civil Pty Ltd
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Geotechnical Engineering Services
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SMEC Testing Services Pty Ltd
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JK Geotechnics
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Michael Adler and Associates
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Linemarking and Associated Works
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Complete Line Marking
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Workforce Road Services
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J & M Schembri
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Raw Construction Materials
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Veljohn Pty Ltd
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Structural Engineering Services
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Craig & Rhodes
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Neilly Davis
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Surveying Services
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Geosurv
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Craig & Rhodes
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Elite Survey
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Open Space
Services
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Bushland Regeneration
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Lane Cove Bush Regenerators
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Bandicoot Bush Regeneration
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Waratah Eco Works
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Dragonfly Environmental
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Apunga Ecological Management
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Nation Trust Australia (NSW)
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Total Earth Care
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Toolijooa Pty Ltd
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Bush It
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Tree Lopping / Removal &
Stump Grinding
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Plateau Tree Services (Primary)
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Enviro Frontier Pty Ltd (Secondary)
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Australian Urban Tree Services
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CJ Murphy Tree Recycling
Services
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Walking Track and Boardwalk
Construction and Maintenance
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Total Earth Care (Primary)
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Australian Bushland Construction (Primary)
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Toolijooa Pty Ltd
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The Gardenmakers
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Traffic Services
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Traffic Modelling
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Transport Modellers Alliance Pty
Ltd
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AECOM Australia Pty Ltd
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Bitzios Consulting
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Transport and Urban Planning
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Traffic Signal Design
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AECOM Australia Pty Ltd
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TTM Traffic Consulting Pty Ltd
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Traffic, Transport and Parking
Advisory Services
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AECOM Australia Pty Ltd
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Bitzios Consulting
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Positive Traffic
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2. Delegate to the General Manager the authority to finalise
and execute the contracts and any other documentation required to give effect
to this resolution.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Local Traffic Committee Meeting held on 15
July 2014
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Brent and Palmer that:-
1. Council adopt the recommendations of the Lane Cove
Traffic Committee Meeting held on Tuesday, 15 July 2014; and
2. Item
Y3 relating to Penrose Street, Lane Cove be deferred until all affected
properties have been consulted and a further report is received by Council.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Timebanking Volunteer Program
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194
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Gold that:-
- Council discuss
the Timebanking Volunteer Program concept with Local Community Groups;
and
- The matter be
deferred and the concept be discussed in greater detail at an upcoming
Councillor workshop with a subsequent report to Council.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Endorsement of the Local Government NSW Approach
to Support the Continued Funding of Aged and Disability Officer Positions
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195
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Karpin and Hutchens that Council writes to:-
1. LGNSW expressing concern about the possible loss of funding
for the Aged and Disability Officers and the Senior Policy Officer Ageing
and Disability at LGNSW and endorse the approach of highlighting
the importance of continuing the funding of these positions within Councils;
2. The Minister for Local Government, Minister for Ageing,
Minister for Disability Services expressing concern about the withdrawal of
funding and asking for reconsideration; and
3. The Local Member, the Hon. Anthony Roberts MP, expressing
concern about the withdrawal of funding and asking for his support in
preventing the funding from being withdrawn.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Officer Reports for Information
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Street Parties in Lane Cove
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196
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Brent and Gold that Council receive and note the Guide to Street Parties in Lane Cove
produced to assist local residents in preparing for street parties.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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4th Quarter Review of the 2013-14 Delivery
Program and Operational Plan
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197
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Bennison and Gold that the 4th
Quarter Review of the 2013-14 Delivery Program and Operational Plan be
received and noted subject to verification of certain performance indicators.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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Council Snapshot
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198
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RESOLVED on the motion of Councillors Hutchens and Gold that Council receive and note the report.
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For the Motion were Councillors
Brent, Palmer, Gold, Hutchens, Karpin, Bennison and Brooks-Horn (Total 7).
Against the Motion was Nil (Total 0).
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CLOSE
The meeting closed at 10:35pm.
Confirmed at the Ordinary Council Meeting of Monday 15
September 2014, at which meeting the signature herein is subscribed.
MAYOR
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