Council meeting agenda - 4 June 2012 - Clarence City Council

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CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL – GOVERNANCE- 4 JUNE 2012 218 7. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS 7.1. The discussion paper proposes that the Waste Advisory Committee (WAC) be charged with the role of allocating 70% the funds derived from the waste levy to suitable waste projects. Local Government has only 3 of the 7 votes on this Committee so the monies allocated to Local Government resources may potentially be limited. 7.2. However, 20% of the funds would be directed to the 3 regional Local Government waste bodies and this represents around the same level of funding as raised by the existing voluntary levy. This would then remove the allocation in the budget to fund SWSA. 7.3. The introduction of a statutory waste levy will have financial implications in future years operating plans as the costs associated with waste management activities that send waste to landfill will increase by the $10/tonne levy. These costs would apply to Council’s residential kerbside waste collection service, the CSO payment for waste at the Waste Transfer Station and the disposal costs for waste collected as a part of Council’s litter operations. 8. ANY OTHER UNIQUE ISSUES Not applicable. 9. CONCLUSION 9.1. LGAT have asked Council to consider a discussion paper outlining a proposal to introduce a statutory waste levy. The paper contains 4 specific recommendations that provide for a statutory waste levy, detail the division of funds derived from the levy and specify that all funds are to be directed to waste management activities and not absorbed into the State Government consolidated funds.
CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL – GOVERNANCE- 4 JUNE 2012 219 9.2. Council has an adopted policy position of not supporting a mandated waste levy, however, if a waste levy is introduced it is reasonable that all funds raised are used only for waste management purposes and distributed on a pre- agreed formula. The proposal being put forward by LGAT adopts this process. Attachments: 1. LGAT letter and Discussion Paper (6) John Stevens GROUP MANAGER ASSET MANAGEMENT
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