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This figure has remained relatively steady, however it isacknowledged that the majority of customer experience strategies had a leadtime to implementation and therefore there may not have been the opportunityfor an impact from this date. It is also acknowledged that the response toCouncil’s implementation to FOGO has also had an impact on complaintsreceived by the IOSS. On 8 August 2023 Council resolvedthat the Internal Ombudsman Shared Service (IOSS) conduct a 12-month review ofcustomer service to determine what improvements have been made and where thereare further opportunities. The scope and concept designactivities have been finalised, including costing analysis and valueengineering to ensure that Council obtains the maximum value from the works,and preparation of planning approval documentation for the project. Thenext stage of design development forms the 80% design package which considersthe feedback provided at the Access Local Advisory Group meeting and throughthe 50% design development stage. Council has appointed externalconsultants to provide Architectural design, Project Management and ProjectAssurance services with demonstratable experience and capability tosuccessfully deliver the project.
The North Area Parking PermitRenewal commenced in October 2024 to ensure that 100% of North Area parkingpermits are renewed to an anniversary expiry date by 30 June 2025. Thistransition moves away from the previous blanket expiry date of 30 April everytwo years, providing a more streamlined approach to permit renewals. Starting in the markham roofing next financial year, the CustomerExperience team will reinforce these online trainings with scheduled and ad-hocface-to-face sessions. The IOSSacknowledges that there is work underway to integrate the qualitycorrespondence check system into day to day operations.
CouncillorClay pecuniary interest in Item 2 - Fairer Future for the Inner West– 'Fairer Future for the Inner West’ – Council-Led alternatePlanning Approach for New Housing due to her principal residence beingwithin the areas identified in Item 2. Due to the significant portion of theLGA that is impacted by the proposed reforms, she made, prior to this meeting,a Special Disclosure, in accordance with the Code of Conduct. Thisprovides an exemption in this instance and as such she will remain in themeeting during discussion and voting on the matter. Councillor Blake declared apecuniary interest in Item 2 - 'Fairer Future for the Inner West’– Council-Led alternate Planning Approach for New Housing due to hisprincipal residence being within the areas identified in Item 2. Due to thesignificant portion of the LGA that is impacted by the proposed reforms, hemade, prior to the meeting, a Special Disclosure in accordance with the Codeof Conduct. This provides an exemption in this instance and as such he willremain in the meeting during discussion and voting on the matter.
That Council provides a report to the August 2025 Council Meeting detailing the rollout, including how the imitative will be funded, the start date and a map showing the locations where bags will be available. That Council receives a report within 12 months of the trial’s commencement outlining the outcomes, with a view to expanding the program to other main streets across the LGA if successful. Stretching from Iron Cove to the Cooks River, it’sset to become the Inner West’s active transport backbone, a projectdriven by the community, particularly local advocate Bruce Ashley, anddelivered by Council. It shows what’s possible when the community leadsand Council backs that vision. Hercules Street is also set to bedual named Quong Tart Plaza in recognition of Quong Tart’s who was acelebrated philanthropist, businessman, keen cricketer, bagpiper and Ashfieldlocal. That Council requests staff to ensure continued maintenance of this area.
Anupdate on major projects was reported to the Policy and Project Committeemeeting on 4 December 2024. The team received verypositive feedback from the assessors about how well the team works. Theywere also complimentary of the support the building team receives from both ITand Communications. Through the Long Term Plan the Kaipatangata RestorationGroup (KRG) made a submission to council that they would like to undertake somepest control, pekapeka (bat) monitoring and enter future discussions on thelong-term vision for the Kaipatangata forestry block.
This engagement willinclude reviewing performance, costs, and timelines, providing improvementrecommendations, and preparing monthly reports for Inner West Council throughout the project. In this regard, CO.OP Studioswere appointed as the lead design consultant in mid-2023 to provide allarchitectural and engineering design services. CO.OP and their sub-consultantteam have extensive experience around Australia though their network of stateoffices designing elite level sporting and aquatic centre projects.
The IOSS recommendsthis work is expedited to deliver better quality responses to customers. The Customer Experience team haveengaged with the IOSS team throughout the implementation of these strategies. The IOSS operates under aGovernance Charter, and accordingly, will only consider a matter after Councilhas had the opportunity to formally respond to the complaint. Councilwill seek an Expression of Interest for building contractors at the end of 2025then proceed through a select tender process to appoint a successful contractorto commence work at the end of the 2026 winter season. The scoping report will bepublished online and seek advice from key government agencies during thepreparation of the SEARs. Ernst and Young (EY) were appointed as project managers inAugust 2024 and Cox Architecture brought on board to finalise the conceptdesigns for the upgrade.
15% of gamblers and 8% of all NSWresidents (an estimated 14,898 people who gamble in the Inner West[vii]) have experiencedat least one gambling harm in the past year. The report also reflects on the changing community attitudes togambling, including attitudes to electronic gaming machines. It is estimated that the designof a separated pedestrian/cycleway on Robert Street from Mullens Street toBuchanan Street would require $230,000.
D) completion of the further technical investigations required for the ‘additional housing opportunity areas’. That Council note that following the adoption of the “Fairer Future for the Inner West” Plan that a new stage (stage 2) of investigations will be required for areas not examined under the plan so far. B) any other party proposing a development which would be subject of a decision by resolution of Council and/or the Sydney Eastern Planning Panel. That Council report back to the Inner West Council Local Traffic Committee no later than September 2025 with options to improve pedestrian safety at this location. That Council report back by October 2025 advising on the consultation above, and any actions to be taken by Council. That Council note that many local LGBTIQA+ organisations are engaged in the important work of documenting, preserving and engaging our community with, this history.
Additional work is underwayto implement live error checking and pre-written resolution responses, ensuringthe delivery of high-quality correspondence to the community. Council is committed to clear,accessible communication and inclusive service delivery. Information andchannels will be simplified to remove barriers for all residents. Support levels and time investedvary based on issue complexity and customer circumstances.
Alterations to the finishes of the house have impacted on the authenticity and its presentation. The house has undergone changes to the finishes and introduction of dormers to the roof which reduces the authenticity of its presentation. The alterations to the finishes impact on the authenticity and presentation of the place. The change in roofing material impacts on the presentation and authenticity of the place. The place presents with moderate authenticity due to the changing of the finishes to the façade.
Single storey brick and cement tile residence.The house presents with a symmetrical façade incorporating centrally placed entrance flanked by window openings. The entrance comprises timber and glass panelled door with similar side panels and fanlights. The windows are multi-paned casements, reflective of the Georgian era. The roof is hipped in form, clad in green cement tiles and continues down at the same pitch to form the verandah canopy.
Access to natural ventilation is also compromised because of the noise conditions. An increase in residential dwellings would increase the number of occupants exposed to these adverse conditions. Regarding 1d, Council officers are satisfied that the current zoning of the site (MU1) is appropriate to allow the proposed mix of commercial / employment uses on the ground floor and residential above. The Panel’s concerns regarding the prematurity of the proposal are noted; however the site is well located and well serviced to provide new housing opportunities. There is strategic merit to the extent that the site is suitable for higher residential density which has the potential to increase housing supply.
The North Area Parking PermitRenewal commenced in October 2024 to ensure that 100% of North Area parkingpermits are renewed to an anniversary expiry date by 30 June 2025. Thistransition moves away from the previous blanket expiry date of 30 April everytwo years, providing a more streamlined approach to permit renewals. Starting in the markham roofing next financial year, the CustomerExperience team will reinforce these online trainings with scheduled and ad-hocface-to-face sessions. The IOSSacknowledges that there is work underway to integrate the qualitycorrespondence check system into day to day operations.
CouncillorClay pecuniary interest in Item 2 - Fairer Future for the Inner West– 'Fairer Future for the Inner West’ – Council-Led alternatePlanning Approach for New Housing due to her principal residence beingwithin the areas identified in Item 2. Due to the significant portion of theLGA that is impacted by the proposed reforms, she made, prior to this meeting,a Special Disclosure, in accordance with the Code of Conduct. Thisprovides an exemption in this instance and as such she will remain in themeeting during discussion and voting on the matter. Councillor Blake declared apecuniary interest in Item 2 - 'Fairer Future for the Inner West’– Council-Led alternate Planning Approach for New Housing due to hisprincipal residence being within the areas identified in Item 2. Due to thesignificant portion of the LGA that is impacted by the proposed reforms, hemade, prior to the meeting, a Special Disclosure in accordance with the Codeof Conduct. This provides an exemption in this instance and as such he willremain in the meeting during discussion and voting on the matter.
That Council provides a report to the August 2025 Council Meeting detailing the rollout, including how the imitative will be funded, the start date and a map showing the locations where bags will be available. That Council receives a report within 12 months of the trial’s commencement outlining the outcomes, with a view to expanding the program to other main streets across the LGA if successful. Stretching from Iron Cove to the Cooks River, it’sset to become the Inner West’s active transport backbone, a projectdriven by the community, particularly local advocate Bruce Ashley, anddelivered by Council. It shows what’s possible when the community leadsand Council backs that vision. Hercules Street is also set to bedual named Quong Tart Plaza in recognition of Quong Tart’s who was acelebrated philanthropist, businessman, keen cricketer, bagpiper and Ashfieldlocal. That Council requests staff to ensure continued maintenance of this area.
Anupdate on major projects was reported to the Policy and Project Committeemeeting on 4 December 2024. The team received verypositive feedback from the assessors about how well the team works. Theywere also complimentary of the support the building team receives from both ITand Communications. Through the Long Term Plan the Kaipatangata RestorationGroup (KRG) made a submission to council that they would like to undertake somepest control, pekapeka (bat) monitoring and enter future discussions on thelong-term vision for the Kaipatangata forestry block.
This engagement willinclude reviewing performance, costs, and timelines, providing improvementrecommendations, and preparing monthly reports for Inner West Council throughout the project. In this regard, CO.OP Studioswere appointed as the lead design consultant in mid-2023 to provide allarchitectural and engineering design services. CO.OP and their sub-consultantteam have extensive experience around Australia though their network of stateoffices designing elite level sporting and aquatic centre projects.
The IOSS recommendsthis work is expedited to deliver better quality responses to customers. The Customer Experience team haveengaged with the IOSS team throughout the implementation of these strategies. The IOSS operates under aGovernance Charter, and accordingly, will only consider a matter after Councilhas had the opportunity to formally respond to the complaint. Councilwill seek an Expression of Interest for building contractors at the end of 2025then proceed through a select tender process to appoint a successful contractorto commence work at the end of the 2026 winter season. The scoping report will bepublished online and seek advice from key government agencies during thepreparation of the SEARs. Ernst and Young (EY) were appointed as project managers inAugust 2024 and Cox Architecture brought on board to finalise the conceptdesigns for the upgrade.
15% of gamblers and 8% of all NSWresidents (an estimated 14,898 people who gamble in the Inner West[vii]) have experiencedat least one gambling harm in the past year. The report also reflects on the changing community attitudes togambling, including attitudes to electronic gaming machines. It is estimated that the designof a separated pedestrian/cycleway on Robert Street from Mullens Street toBuchanan Street would require $230,000.
D) completion of the further technical investigations required for the ‘additional housing opportunity areas’. That Council note that following the adoption of the “Fairer Future for the Inner West” Plan that a new stage (stage 2) of investigations will be required for areas not examined under the plan so far. B) any other party proposing a development which would be subject of a decision by resolution of Council and/or the Sydney Eastern Planning Panel. That Council report back to the Inner West Council Local Traffic Committee no later than September 2025 with options to improve pedestrian safety at this location. That Council report back by October 2025 advising on the consultation above, and any actions to be taken by Council. That Council note that many local LGBTIQA+ organisations are engaged in the important work of documenting, preserving and engaging our community with, this history.
Additional work is underwayto implement live error checking and pre-written resolution responses, ensuringthe delivery of high-quality correspondence to the community. Council is committed to clear,accessible communication and inclusive service delivery. Information andchannels will be simplified to remove barriers for all residents. Support levels and time investedvary based on issue complexity and customer circumstances.
Alterations to the finishes of the house have impacted on the authenticity and its presentation. The house has undergone changes to the finishes and introduction of dormers to the roof which reduces the authenticity of its presentation. The alterations to the finishes impact on the authenticity and presentation of the place. The change in roofing material impacts on the presentation and authenticity of the place. The place presents with moderate authenticity due to the changing of the finishes to the façade.
Single storey brick and cement tile residence.The house presents with a symmetrical façade incorporating centrally placed entrance flanked by window openings. The entrance comprises timber and glass panelled door with similar side panels and fanlights. The windows are multi-paned casements, reflective of the Georgian era. The roof is hipped in form, clad in green cement tiles and continues down at the same pitch to form the verandah canopy.
Access to natural ventilation is also compromised because of the noise conditions. An increase in residential dwellings would increase the number of occupants exposed to these adverse conditions. Regarding 1d, Council officers are satisfied that the current zoning of the site (MU1) is appropriate to allow the proposed mix of commercial / employment uses on the ground floor and residential above. The Panel’s concerns regarding the prematurity of the proposal are noted; however the site is well located and well serviced to provide new housing opportunities. There is strategic merit to the extent that the site is suitable for higher residential density which has the potential to increase housing supply.
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