City of Ballarat, 24 April 2024
CheckedDecisions
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Approves Commerce Ballarat funding and service agreement
$138,575 per annum (ex GST) from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2027, totaling $415,725 (ex GST).
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Approves procurement exemption for Infor Enterprise Software Licensing
$1,755,932.00 (ex GST) for three years, with two one-year extension options.
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Adopts Lake Wendouree Boat Shed Policy and rescinds 1 April 2020 policy
New policy adopted and the previous policy endorsed on 1 April 2020 rescinded.
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Endorses updated membership for two community asset committees
Invermay Recreation Reserve added Rod McDonald; Warrenheip Memorial Hall added Catherine Gill.
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Updates six planning policies, adopting three and revoking three
Three updated policies adopted and three outdated policies revoked.
Other notable items
- Public questions covered councillors’ political affiliations, Powercor substation concerns, and abandoned shopping trolleys.
- Cr Belinda Coates referenced the Enough is Enough rally and Transgender Day of Visibility support.
- Cr Samantha McIntosh raised concerns about Reid’s Guest House closure and accommodation needs.
Tech & Innovation Notes
- Procurement exemption approved for Infor Enterprise Software Licensing for the Pathway System.