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SUBJECT: TECHNICAL SERVICES DIRECTORATE UPDATE

AUTHOR: DIRECTOR TECHNICAL SERVICES - SCOTT ALLEN

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This report provides an update of current Technical Services programmes, projects and events for April 2017.

RECOMMENDATIONThat it be a recommendation to Council:

That this report be received and noted.

REPORT

1. DISCUSSION

The attached reports summarise activities that occurred within the Technical Services Department for the month of April 2017.

1.1 SUMMARY OF BUSINESS ARISING FROM PREVIOUS MINUTES OF THE ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING 24 APRIL 2017.

All matters actioned.

2. POLICY IMPACTS

All projects relate to and reflect the appropriate policies and components of the Alice Springs Town Council Strategic Plan.

3. FINANCIAL IMPACTS

All committed projects are working within their approved budget and funding agreements.

4. SOCIAL IMPACTS

As per individual projects and plans.

5. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

As per the projects and relevant plans.

6. PUBLIC RELATION

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7. ATTACHMENTS

A. Manager Infrastructure ReportB. Sport & Recreation ReportC Works ManagerD. Manager Waste Management FacilityE. Manager DevelopmentsF. Environment Officer Report

Scott AllenDIRECTOR TECHNICAL SERVICES

ATTACHMENT A

AUTHOR: MANAGER INFRASTRUCTURE - STEPHEN BALOBAN

SUBJECT: REPORT FROM INFRASTRUCTURE UNIT FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2017

TO: DIRECTOR TECHNICAL SERVICES - SCOTT ALLEN

This report provides an update of current infrastructure and engineering projects for April 2017

1. PROJECTS:

A. Certificate of Occupancy

Exeloo ToiletFacility - Hartley Street Car Park

Awaiting certification by certifier Certification - ETA August 2017

B. Kmart Footpath Upgrade

Stott Terrace and Bath Street

Project is 85% completed, concrete kerbing to be completed

Completion Date - ETA August 2017

C. Car Park Upgrade 50+ Centre Works to commence after Anzac Day Parade, 50+ Centre have engaged contractor to complete works


D. Energy Absorbing Bollards (EAB)

Woods Terrace EAB’s have been ordered, awaiting arrival of infrastructure

Completion Date - ETA July 2017

E. Speed Humps Woods Terrace Signage and speed humps have been ordered, awaiting arrival of infrastructure, quotes for installation to be obtained

Completion Date - ETA July 2017

F. Glass Crusher Platforms

RWMF Purchase order sent to RossEngineering, works in progress


G. Glass CrusherDust Extraction

RWMF Prototype machine to be developed ETA-August 2017

H. Storage Shed Ross Park Onsite meeting to be conducted Commencement Date - early June 2017

I. Hazardous Waste Facility

RWMF Tonkins Engineers engaged to prepare project scope and design documents

Documents ETA - July 2017

J. Netball Stadium Ross Park Complex Part 5 clearance signed off, defects list sent to NTG

Unknown HandoverDate

K. FloorReplacements

Basketball Stadium @ Traeger Park Complex

Replacement works in progress Completion Date - July 2017

Stephen BalobanMANAGER INFRASTRUCTURE

ATTACHMENTB

AUTHOR: SPORT OFFICER - SAMANTHA HACON

SUBJECT: REPORT FROM SPORT DEPARTMENT FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2017


This report provides an update of current sport activities.

1. Winter Sports

• Winter season sport commenced

2. Events• AFL premiership match - Saturday 27th May 2017 -Traeger Park Oval• Tennis Pro Tour - 16th - 23rd September 2017 - Tennis complex• Midnight Oil Concert - Monday 2nd October - Anzac Oval

3. Sporting facilities

• End of Summer season venue inspections completed

4. Reviews and Reports

• Sports Facilities Advisory Committee charter, developed by the Council Solicitor and Sports Officer. This is currently with the Council Solicitor and Chief Executive Officer

• Sports Participation Levy review in progress in conjunction with Sports Facilities Advisory Committee

• Sports Deed of Licence, review in progress.

Samantha HaconSPORTS OFFICER

ATTACHMENTC

AUTHOR: ACTING MANAGER WORKS - BRENTON HULL


SUBJECT: REPORT FROM WORKS DEPARTMENT FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2017

This report provides an update of some of the completed and current Depot works projects:

1. Reactive Works

• AFL preparations @ Traeger oval• Albrecht Oval Tree Farm (Stage 3)• Garden Cemetery Chapel - Civil and Landscaping Works• Jim McConville wicket extension

Depot In Kind Support of Events - April 2017

EVENT COST of SUPPORT

Anzac Day $ 7383.75

Living Waters School $1302.00

Police Fire & Emergency Services Expo $90.00

Mental illness fellowship $90.00

Something somewhere film festival $90.00

Harley Davison Owners Rally $840.00

2. Depot In Kind Support of Events - May 2017

• NT Police, Emergency Services WOW day - 10 May 2017• Big day out - 13 May 2017• Longest lunch - 20 May 2017• AFL-27 May 2017• Pets on parade - 28 May 2017

3 Mowing List Completed: April 2017

Suburban Parks

Hospital Lawns, Billy Goat Hill, Snow Kenna Park, Trevor Reid Park, Leichardt Terrace, Day Park , Tucker park, Campbell park, Forrest park, Chalmers park , Plowman Park, Spencer park, Battarbee park , Carmichael Park , Rieff Court, Noonie park, Lyndavale park , Heidenreich close park, Moore park , McCoy Park, Gillen Park, Eagle Park, Ash win Park, Westlands Park, Spencer Park, Beef Wood Park, Forrest Park, Francis Smith Park, Skate Park, Oleander Park, Memorial Cemetery, Schwarts Crescent, Roberts Park, Prickle Park, Gilbert Place, Tree Farm, Sturt Park, Campbell Park, Frank McEllister Park, Anzac Oval surrounds, Flynn Oval surrounds, Rhonda Diano surrounds

Sporting Ovals

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Larapinta cricket x 2, Larapinta softball x3, Albrecht Oval x 2, Anzac Oval x 3, Traeger baseball x 2, Traeger hockey x 2, Ross soccer x 3, Ross cricket x 1, Jim McConville Oval x 1, CDU Oval X 2 , Head Street Oval x 2

Street Verges

Barrett Drive, Cromwell Drive, Delahunty Court, Higgins Court, Coppock Court, Hillside Gardens, Lakes Court, MacDonnell Court, Heavitree Court, Shanahan Close, Kempeana Crescent, Bowman Close, Nelson Terrace, Wade Court, Hay Court, Sander Court, Taylor Street, Tmara Mara Court, Battarbee Street, Griffiths Place, Brandt Court, Terry Court, Armstrong Court, Ciccone Court, Chapman Court, Clarke Street, Norman Jones Street, Milner Road, Colsen Street, McDonald Street, Whittaker Street, Bloomfield / Milner Laneway, Goyder Street Laneway, Renner Street Laneway, McMinn Street, Head Street Shops.

Tractor slasherColonel Rose Drive, Heath Road, Karnte Road, Percy Court, Stegar Road, Baldissera Road, Heenan Road Cotterill Road, Minahan Road, Garden Cemetery

4. Spraying list

Memorial Cemetery, Sturt Cemetery, Flynn Drive Car Park & Gardens, Dixon Rd Drain, Albrecht Drive Spicer Crescent

Traeger Hockey, Traeger Main surrounds, Traeger Baseball, Rhonda Diano Oval, Albrecht Oval,Ross Park Soccer, Ross Park Cricket & Carpark

Gap Laneways , Northside Laneways, Eastside Laneways

5. Projected Mowing List: May 2017

Bradshaw Drive , Van Senden Avenue, Plowman Street, Bruce Street, Bromley Street, Flynn Drive, DeHavilland Drive, Piper Court, Avro Court, Auster Court, Beechraft Court, Memorial Avenue, Spencer Street, Bacon Street, Adamson Avenue, Underdown Street, Plew Street, Nichols Street, Day Street Johannsen Street, Rosenbaum Street, Roberts Crescent, Hablett Crescent, Rounsevell Street Boucaut Street, Poeppel Gardens, Kenna Court, Francis Street, Cowle Street, Purvis Crescent,Milner Road, Forrest Crescent, Ash win Street, Chalmers Street, Lewis Street, Cora CrescentKirk Place, Ewart Place, Pedler Avenue, Nicker Crescent, Hawkins Court, Hong Street, Bloomfield StreetMusgrave Street, Grundy Street, Gee Street, Newland Street, Palmer Street, O'Grady Street,Carruthers Street, Crann Street, Standley Crescent, Barclay Crescent, Finlayson Street, White Street Lloyd Street, All Laneways, Day park, Plowman Park, Chalmers Park, Forrest Park, Flynn oval, Flynn shops, Finlayson Park, Poeppel Park, Newland Park, Jim McConville oval, Ashwin Park, Roberts Park, Spencer Park, Westland Park, Frank McEllister Park, Memorial Cemetery

6 Staff Training: April 2017• In House Multi Skilling of Workforce (Backhoe / Bobcat / Mini Sweeper Machine)

7. Litter / Kiddie Scribble / Graffiti Removal / Vandalism

• Litter - litter stream was average

• Kiddie Scribble - texta scribble is above average throughout the municipality

• Graffiti Removal - above average graffiti throughout municipality

• Vandalism

• Irrigation Infrastructure - vandalism on irrigation infrastructure was above average oo Sprinklers:

■ 2 x kick offs @ Flynn church 10 April 2017Facilities:


■ Anzac Oval extreme over the Easter weekend (refer to below photo’s). Vandalism also included smashing 3 of the sliding glass doors, through the crim safe.

• Infrastructure: NSTR

• Playgrounds: NSTR

8. NeatStreets

• Notifications - 10 for April 2017

• 6 - ASTC Depot Responsibility (6 completed)• 3 - ASTC Rangers Responsibility (forwarded to Rangers Department for actioning)• 1 -NTG

9. Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority

• Approach from Local Custodians to prune two dead sacred trees @ TIO Traeger Park (Authority Certificate Application submitted - awaiting response)


10. Depot Vacancies> 1 Team Member CBD (Parks and Gardens)> 1 Team Leader - Irrigation (Parks and Gardens)> 1 Concrete Finisher (Municipal Services)> 1 Compactor / Labourer (Municipal Services)

11. Vehicle Plant Replacement 2016 / 2017

• 52789 - Isuzu NPR 250 Road Sweeper Truck (Purchased Order Completed - awaiting arrival)• 52135 - Hino Ranger PRO 6 Dual Cab Truck (Local buy tender)• 52857 - Kubota F2880 Ride On Mower (Purchased Order Completed - Awaiting Arrival)• 53106 - Hyundai Santa Fe• Concrete Crew Truck (Purchased Order Completed - awaiting arrival)

12. Tree Removals - April 2017

Nil

13. New Tree Plantings - April 2017

DATE TREE SPECIES NUMBER LOCATION

7/04/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 Opp 5 Newland Street7/04/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 Newland Street Opp Units7/04/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 Opp 31 Newland Street7/04/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 Opp 35 Newland Street7/04/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 Opp 29 Newland Street7/04/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 Newland Street Opp Units7/04/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 22 Bouganvila Avenue7/04/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 3 Bouganvila Avenue7/04/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 20 Bouganvila Avenue7/04/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 22 Bouganvila Avenue7/04/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 4 Bouganvila Avenue7/04/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 Civic Centre7/04/2017 Callistemon viminalis 1 2 Wulmulla Street7/04/2017 Callistemon viminalis 1 26 Cypress Crescent7/04/2017 Callistemon viminalis 1 8 Brookes Street7/04/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 103 Spearwood Road

2/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 53 Bouganvillia Avenue2/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 53 Bouganvillia Avenue2/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 51 Bouganvillia Avenue2/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 46 Spearwood Road2/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 Peuce Place2/05/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 42 Spearwood Road2/05/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 Opp 79 Spearwood Road2/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 Opp 79 Spearwood Road2/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 Opp 79 Spearwood Road2/05/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 66 Spearwood Road2/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 49 Bouganvillia Avenue2/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 49 Bouganvillia Avenue


2/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 Mariae Place3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 Peuce Place3/05/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 Peuce Place3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 2 Mariae Place3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 4 Mariae Place3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 63 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 62 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 60 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Callistemon hybrid 1 58 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 56 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 54 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 50 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 36 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 29 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 18 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 93 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 95 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 97 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 91 Spearwood Road3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga) 1 Spearwood Park3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 3 Sadadeen School Oval verge3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 22 Kilgariff Crescent3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga ) 1 29 Kilgariff Crescent3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 47 Kilgariff Crescent3/05/2017 Geijera parviflora (wilga ) 1 38 Kilgariff Crescent3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 46 Kilgariff Crescent3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 54 Kilgariff Crescent3/05/2017 Eucalyptus torquuata 1 Kilgariff Park verge

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BrentonHullACTING MANAGER WORKS

ATTACHMENTD

AUTHOR: MANAGER REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY - REINIER LAAN

SUBJECT: REPORT FOR THE REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY FOR THEMONTH OF APRIL 2017

TO: DIRECTOR TECHNICAL SERVICES -SCOTT ALLEN

This report provides an update of current waste management projects.

Operational:

• The work crew from the NT Department of Correctional Services collects recyclable material from the stock pile (e.g. wood pallets, bricks, metal sheeting). In total 105.52 tonnes were collected during the period July 2016 to April 2017.

Annual Waste Monthly Total Comparison (figures do not include clean fill):

April 2017 2,883.18 tonnes

April 2016 2,685.14 tonnes

Running total for 2016/2017 Financial Year:

27,613.59 tonnes of waste (excluding clean fill) were collected at the RWMF from July 2016 until April 2017 (Table 2).

Annual Recycling Comparison by Month (Total Recycling Material - Table 1 and Figure 2):

April 2017 78.50 tonnes (2.72 %)

April 2016 192.17 tonnes (7.16%)

A figure of 20.57% of the total waste from July 2016 until April 2017 was recycled.

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April 2017 0 tube

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Table 1: Breakdown of items through the weighbridge for the month of April 2016 and April 2017

Apr 1-16 April-17Tonnes

INTonnes

OUTTonnes

INTonnes

OUTAnimal Carcass 0.14 0.42Asbestos 15.02 11.64Building Material 3.89 10.84Cardboard & Paper 6.78 0.78 31.23Clean Fill 1,168.92 914.83Concrete 161.24 0.00 276.03Container Deposit 0.68Council SupportedDemolition Materials 543.71 543.85Domestic Bins 601.2 588.66Drop off Zone* (Shop) 8.87 12.96Electronic waste 1.48 3.08Glass ** 11.49 6.16 1.10Green Waste 236.81 25.80 182.10 45.72Household Goods 3.94 0.98Liquid Waste 81.44 126.34Mattresses 3.00 2.04 7.65Metals *** 38.28 7.41 94.68Mixed Waste **** 936.87 938.92Timber & Pallets 47.43 138.76 72.13 3.30Tyres 0.25 0.29 3.60Total 3,854.06 192.17 3,798.01 78.50Total minus clean fill 2,685.14 2,883.18Percentage recycled 7.16% 2.72%

Drop off Zone - Goods dropped off by the public at the Rediscovery Centre Glass categoriesMetal categories - include other categories (e.g. whitegoods etc.)Mixed Waste - includes other categories (e.g. confidential burial;food surrender; transfer station, general waste; street clean)

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Table 2: Breakdown of items and recycled material through the weighbridge displayed as yearly accumulated data for the 2016/2017 financial year.

July 2015- April 2016

July 2016- April 2017

TonnesIN

TonnesOUT

TonnesIN

TonnesOUT

Animal Carcass 3.42 4.89Asbestos 104.14 80.03Building Material 68.78 65.49Cardboard & Paper 164.17 22.65 301.78 5.86Clean Fill 12,037.07 9,728.10Concrete 1,026.87 3,261.18 2,202.89 4,133.38Container Deposit 3.84Council Supported 0.40 15.82Demolition Materials 4,180.88 4,968.63Domestic Bins 5,907.54 5,959.16Drop off Zone* (Shop) 118.58 109.13Electronic waste 37.32 22.94 38.72 22.52Glass ** 81.96 36.26 92.27 68.34Green Waste 2,256.91 987.48 2,389.53 412.04Household Goods 17.82 40.03Liquid Waste 863.66 967.61Mattresses 32.16 19.35 53.37 33.45Metals *** 246.17 26.19 601.09 188.07Mixed Waste **** 8,570.75 9,433.14Timber & Pallets 333.54 335.21 500.77 596.88Tyres 4.18 3.89 4.30Total 35,851.14 4,920.28 37,341.69Total minus clean fill 23,814.07 27,613.59Percentage recycled 20.66% 20.57%

Drop off Zone - Goods dropped off by the public at the Rediscovery Centre Glass categoriesMetal categories - include other categories (e.g. whitegoods etc.)Mixed Waste - includes other categories (e.g. confidential burial;food surrender; transfer station, general waste; street clean)

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Figure 1: Monthly waste comparison by financial year (tonnes) received (IN)

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Monthly waste received (tonnes ) IN■ 2016/2017

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Year July August Septembt October Novembe December January February March April YTD2016/2017 1,722.36 2,717.19 2,813.68 2,820.41 2,963.26 3,123.61 2,508.97 3,559.23 2,501.70 2,883.18 27,613.59,2015/20K 1,127.74 2,246.94 2,486.53 2,630.85 2,456.93 2,715.55 2,606.72 2,499.66 2,358.01 2,685.14 23,814.07

Figure 2: Monthly recycled material (tonnes) left through the weighbridge (OUT)

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Monthly waste received (tonnes) OUT■ 2016/2017■ 2015/2016

Year July August Septembe October Novembe Decembe January February March April YTD2016/2017 796.22 2638.42 1338.70 235.20 102.64 105.60 34.91 75.59 273.71 78.50 5,679.492015/2016 30.59 121.97 143.06 709.59 282.11 158.47 86.79 960.40 2,235.13 192.17 4,920.28



Cash-for-Containers total:124,180.00 bottles were collected between July 2016 and April 2017 at the Regional Waste Management Facility (Figure 3).

Figure 3: Monthly totals of wine and spirit bottles collected at the Regional Waste Management Facility

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Bottles collected at the RWMF for 2016/201712016/201712015/2016

Year July August September October November December January February March April YTD

2016/2017 15,448.00 12,809.00 13,009.00 14,214.00 12,646.00 6,880.00 11,325.00 10,585.00 12,010.00 15,254.00 124,180.00

2015/2016 16,436.00 22,762.00 16,779.00 15,185.00 12,059.00 10,467.00 13,658.00 7,454.00 9,864.00 11,749.00 136,413.00

Rediscovery Centre income:During April 2017, $19,217.34 was raised compared to $19,793.56 in April 2016 (Figure 4).

Figure 4: Income from the Rediscovery Centre■ 2016/2017■ 2015/2016Rediscovery Centre

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Year July August September October November December January February March April YTD2016/2017 21,399.14 $22,085.30 22,006.00 18,127.40 18,463.28 14,913.70 19,315.37 20,350.23 26,937.22 19,217.34 202,814.982015/2016 17,357.55 15,804.35 15,169.10 17,816.64 12,289.50 12,918.50 21,208.30 16,911.96 16,976.39 19,793.56 166,245.85

Items in the Rediscovery Centre are recorded by three different streams:1. Building materials; salvaged from landfill2. Drop-off zone items; include anything dropped off at the Rediscovery Centre3. Household goods; salvaged from landfill



From 1 July 2016 until April 2017, the total stock intake at the Rediscovery Centre was 214.65 tonnes:

Items Tonnes recycledBuilding Material 65.49Drop off Zone* (Shop) 109.13Household Goods 40.03Total 214.65

Third grade stock (low grade) of 79.2 tonnes was subsequently returned to the landfill. The final amount of second hand goods recycled through the Rediscovery Centre was 135.457.44 tonnes.

Waste News and Other Events

• Free disposal of computers and televisions is available to the public on the first Saturday of each month through the National Television and Computer Stewardship Program. The next e- waste free drop off day will be on Saturday 3, June 2017.

• The 10c refund scheme for wine and spirit bottle recycling operates at the Regional Waste Management Facility. In total 15,254.00 bottles were collected in April 2017.

Reinier LaanMANAGER REGIONAL WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY

ATTACHMENT E


AUTHOR: MANAGER DEVELOPMENTS - DILIP NELLIKAT

SUBJECT: DEVELOPMENT REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2017

This report provides an update of current development activity.

1. CorrespondenceConcurrent Applications (Rezone and subdivide) Proposed Planning Scheme Amendments Exceptional Development Permit applications Development Permit Applications Development Permits Exceptional Development Permits Part 5 Clearances Notice of Refusal

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2. Major Development Works - currently under construction2.1 llpeye llpeye Subdivision - Subdivision work is progressing & entering final stages of completion..

BTO is expected to provide unconditional certification for this project which is now managed by DIPL. A site inspection was conducted in February by Greenhills, Council with BTO and DIPL. Outstanding issues relevant to Council requirements are still being rectified as a priority.

2.2 Kilgariff Subdivision - Work in progress including the discussion on the improvement of the Norris Bell intersection to prevent flooding at the Cemetery. Council has received a response from NT Government on the outstanding defects being addressed. No further updates provided this month.

2.3 Lot 288, 69 Ross Highway - To use and develop the land for the purpose of a motel with 76 single rooms and caravan park with 25 two bedroom self-contained cabins and 6 camping sites including a communal kitchen, dining area, ablutions, laundry, recreation area and office. Council awaits the final solution proposed with regard to the stormwater discharge from this site. No updates.

2.4 Lot 8203, 27 Head Street - Construction of 9 x 3 BR multiple dwellings in 2 buildings - Currently building construction is in process.

3. Major Development Works - completed recently3.1 Lot 8146 and 8147, 14 Parsons Street - Construction of the Supreme Court is complete. A Part 5

clearance to Council conditions was issued in April 2017.

3.2 Lot 766, 8 Harvey Place - Part 5 and a list of documents expected at Handover for the Netball facility was issued in April 2017. Defective works are currently being rectified before Handover.

All the above developments have been discussed in previous Development Committee meetings. This advice is for the information of Council.

Dilip NellikatMANAGER DEVELOPMENTS

ATTACHMENTF

AUTHOR: ENVIRONMENT OFFICER - HAYLEY MICHENER

SUBJECT: REPORT FROM ENVIRONMENT OFFFICER FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL 2017


This report provides an update on environmental projects.

Energy

• Graphs showing the energy use and solar produced at five main Council facilities is attached.

• Use of solar power has resulted in 17 tonnes Greenhouse Gas Emissions savings in April 2017.

• Note: Emissions savings based on reducing reliance on grid-supplied energy at an emissions factor of 0.67kg/CO2-e/kWh (National-greenhouse-accounts-factors-august-2015).

• Attended Community Energy Conversations meeting organised by Repower Alice Springs to hear from representatives from Pingala community solar cooperative and hear about different models for community solar.

Other

• Roaming Cat Prevention Projecto A Community Service Announcement (TV ad) was finalised and will be aired next

month on television networks and local radio stations, o 360 responses to the online survey on cats were received. The aim of the survey was

to inform Council about the community’s level of knowledge and interest about the effect of cats on wildlife, the Council by-laws, and how we can better inform the public on the issue. The results of the survey will be provided in a separate report next month.

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Figure 1: Monthly energy (kWh) from grid for five individual Council facilities. Note - this is not total energy consumption. Note: Major drops in energy use at ASALC due to indoor pool closure.

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Hayley MichenerENVIRONMENT OFFICER