MINUTES OF Northern Beaches Council - 26 March 2024
Minutes of the Northern Beaches Council
held on Tuesday 26 March 2024
at the Civic Centre, Dee Why
Commencing at 6:01pm
Councillors
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Sue Heins (Mayor) |
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Georgia Ryburn (Deputy Mayor) |
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Kristyn Glanville – left the meeting at 8:37pm |
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Sarah Grattan – left the meeting at 10:20pm |
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Candy Bingham |
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Miranda Korzy |
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Michael Gencher |
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Karina Page |
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Vincent De Luca OAM |
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Stuart Sprott |
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Bianca Crvelin - joined the meeting at 6:05pm |
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Ruth Robins |
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Jose Menano-Pires - joined the meeting at 6:05pm |
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Michael Regan – joined the meeting at 6:40pm |
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David Walton |
Officers
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Scott Phillips |
Chief Executive Officer |
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Eskil Julliard |
Acting Director Corporate & Legal |
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David Kerr |
Director Community & Belonging |
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Todd Dickinson |
Director Environment & Sustainability |
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Louise Kerr |
Director Planning & Place |
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Mark Jones |
Acting Director Workforce & Technology |
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Campbell Pfeiffer |
Acting Director Transport & Assets |
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Kylie Walshe |
Executive Manager Community, Arts & Culture |
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Andrew Ward-Harvey |
Executive Manager Waste Manage & Cleansing |
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Jeremy Smith |
Acting Executive Manager Parks & Recreation |
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Caroline Foley |
Executive Manager Financial Planning & Systems |
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Yianni Mentis |
Executive Manager Environment & Climate Change |
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Nikki Griffith |
Manager Place & Economic Development |
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Azmeena Kelly |
Executive Manager Environmental Compliance |
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Sarah Dunstan |
Executive Manager Governance & Risk |
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Lesley Milbourne |
Manager Governance |
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Lauren Reti |
Senior Advisor – Governance |
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Mat Maish |
Senior Advisor – Governance |
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Rorie Brooks |
Service Desk Analyst |
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Dane Hennessy |
Service Delivery Analyst |
Notes
The meeting commenced at 6:01pm, adjourned at 8:13pm, resumed at 8:25pm, moved into closed session at 10:48pm, resumed in open session at 10:51pm and concluded at 11:29pm
Table of Contents
1.0 Acknowledgement of Country
2.0 Apologies and Applications for Leave of Absence and Remote Attendance
5.0 Public Forum and Public Address
6.0 Items Resolved by Exception
8.2 Northern Beaches Council Discretionary Fund - Quarterly Report
9.1 Monthly Investment Report - January 2024
9.2 Review and revocation of various policies
10.2 Confirmed Minutes of Community Safety Advisory Committee Meeting held on 16 November 2023
12.2 Fire & Rescue NSW - Inspection Report - 145 Old Pittwater Road Brookvale
12.3 Fire & Rescue NSW - Inspection Report - 49 Frenchs Forest Road (East) Frenchs Forest
12.4 Fire & Rescue NSW - Inspection Reports - 48-52 Sydney Road, Manly
13.2 Public Exhibition - Draft Display of Banners and Promotions on Council Facilities Policy
7.1 Mayoral Minute No 5/2024 - Special Entertainment Precincts
8.0 Chief Executive Officer's Division Reports
10.0 Community and Belonging Division Reports
10.1 Outcome of Public Exhibition - Gambling Harm Minimisation Policy
11.0 Environment and Sustainability Division Reports
11.1 Outcome of Public Exhibition - Draft Waste and Circular Economy Strategy
11.2 Response to Notice of Motion No 26/2023 - Return and Earn Scheme
12.0 Planning and Place Division Reports
12.1 Response to Notice of Motion No 18/2022 - Local Village and Neighbourhood Place Plan Framework
13.0 Transport and Assets Division Reports
13.1 Public Exhibition - Draft North Narrabeen Reserve Plan of Management
15.1 Notice of Motion No 4/2024 - Public Meetings regarding State Government Planning Proposals
15.2 Notice of Motion No 5/2024 - The Urban Greening of the Northern Beaches
15.3 Notice of Motion No 6/2024 - Ticketless Parking System
18.0 Confidential Matters – Closed Session
15.4 Notice of Motion No 7/2024 - Rialto Lane, Manly
15.5 Notice of Motion No 8/2024 - Graffiti Taskforce/Working Group
15.7 Notice of Motion No 10/2024 - Beauty Drive, Whale Beach
15.8 Notice of Motion No 11/2024 - E-bikes
19.0 Report of Confidential Resolutions
18.1 RFT 2023/133 - Lease of Cafe/Restaurant - Flying Fox Cafe
18.2 RFP 2023/169 - Provision of Conduct Review Panel
18.3 Minutes of the Property Steering Committee Meeting Held on 2 February 2023 and 19 October 2023
1.0 Acknowledgement of country
NOTE: The Mayor acknowledged the traditional custodians of the land on which the meeting gathered, and paid respect to Elders past, present and emerging
2.0 Apologies and applications for leave of absence and remote attendance
Nil
3.0 Confirmation of Minutes
4.0 Disclosures of interest
NOTE: Designated person returns were tabled in accordance with sections 4.25 and 4.26 of the Code of Conduct.
· Councillor Robins declared a not significant non-pecuniary interest in relation to Item 12.1, Response to Notice of Motion No 18/2022 – Local Village and Neighbourhood Place Framework, and will remain in the meeting for the discussion and voting on the item. The reason provided was:
“I am related to a committee member of the Elanora Heights Christmas Markets Committee.”
· Councillor Glanville declared a not significant non-pecuniary interest in relation to Item 10.1, Outcome of Public Exhibition - Gambling Harm Minimisation Policy, and will remain in the meeting for the discussion and voting on the item. The reason provided was:
“I consulted with the Wesley Mission as part of my research on gambling harm. I am also a member of the Harbord Diggers, which is a registered club with gaming machines.”
· Councillor Crvelin declared a not significant non-pecuniary interest in relation to Item 8.2, Northern Beaches Council Discretionary Fund – Quarterly Report, and will leave the meeting for the discussion and voting on the item. The reason provided was:
“The Council Discretionary Fund was used to fund a Croatian language school for the community”
5.0 Public forum and public address
NOTE: The Mayor requested that each speaker acknowledge that they had been informed that the meeting was to be webcast live and that Council accepts no responsibility for any defamatory comments made
NOTE: Councillor Crvelin joined the meeting at 6:05pm
NOTE: Councillor Menano-Pires joined the meeting at 6:05pm
5.1 PUBLIC FORUM
· Martin Cullen addressed Council on environmentalism.
· Douglas Price addressed Council on R2 zoning for the Northern Beaches.
5.2 PUBLIC ADDRESS
Item 7.1 Mayoral Minute No 5/2024 - Special Entertainment Precincts
· Samuel Wilkins addressed Council in support of this item (via a statement read by Council staff).
· Mike Beresford-Jones, on behalf of Brookiefest Precinct, addressed Council in support of this item (via a statement read by Council staff).
Item 13.1 Public Exhibition - Draft North Narrabeen Reserve Plan of Management
· Bryce Ellis addressed Council in support of this item.
· Austen Shephard, on behalf of Northern Sydney and Beaches Hockey Association, addressed Council in support of this item.
· Jacob Hall addressed Council against this item.
Item 15.3 Notice of Motion No 6/2024 - Ticketless Parking System
· Mark Horton addressed Council in support of this item.
Item 15.5 Notice of Motion No 8/2024 - Graffiti Taskforce/Working Group
· Mark Horton addressed Council in support of this item.
Item 15.8 Notice of Motion No 11/2024 - E-bikes
· Patrick Daley addressed Council in support of this item.
6.0 Items Resolved by EXception
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NOTE: Councillor Regan joined the meeting at 6:40pm NOTE: Councillor Gencher left the chamber at 6:43pm and returned at 6:44pm NOTE: In accordance with Clause 11.3 of the Code of Meeting Practice, Councillor Page withdrew her Notice of Motion No 10/2024 – Beauty Drive, Whale Beach NOTE: Councillor Crvelin disclosed a non-significant non-pecuniary interest in item 8.2 and left the chamber for the vote |
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That items 8.2, 9.1, 9.2, 10.2, 12.2, 12.3, 12.4 and 13.2 are dealt with by exception with the recommendations being adopted. Voting FOR: Cr Glanville, Cr Grattan, Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires, Cr Regan and Cr Walton AGAINST: Nil ABSENT: Cr Crvelin Carried |
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That Council note the Investment Report as at 31 January 2024, including the certification by the Responsible Accounting Officer. RESOLVED BY EXCEPTION |
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That Council: 1. Revoke the Public Collections/Appeals Policy. 2. Adopt the Enterprise Risk and Opportunity Management Policy. 3. Adopt the Fraud and Corruption Control Policy. RESOLVED BY EXCEPTION |
8.0 Chief Executive Officer's Division Reports
10.0 Community and Belonging Division Reports
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That in accordance with clause 19.1 of the Code of Meeting Practice the meeting be adjourned for 10 minutes. FOR: Unanimous Carried NOTE: The meeting was adjourned at 8:13pm and resumed at 8:25pm |
11.0 Environment and Sustainability Division Reports
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11.1 Outcome of Public Exhibition - Draft Waste and Circular Economy Strategy |
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That Council adopt the Northern Beaches Waste and Circular Economy Strategy 2040. FOR: Unanimous Carried |
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That Council: 1. Respond to the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water advising that: a. Council supports the continuation of the NSW Beachwatch Program. b. Council strenuously objects to the decision to shift the cost of the Beachwatch Program to Sydney councils and on that basis will not be signing up as a partner. 2. Support the Sydney Coastal Councils Group in its advocacy on this matter. 3. Write to the Minister for Climate Change, Energy and the Environment, the Minister for Water, the shadow ministers for those portfolios, as well as all leaders of the crossbench in the Legislative Council conveying Council’s concerns as to the decision to shift the cost of the NSW Beachwatch Program to Sydney councils and that this matter also be referred to the state and federal parliamentary inquiries examining the ability of local government to fund infrastructure and services. FOR: Cr Grattan, Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires, Cr Regan and Cr Walton AGAINST: Nil ABSENT: Cr Glanville Carried |
12.0 Planning and Place Division Reports
13.0 Transport and Assets Division Reports
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That the order of business be changed so confidential items be brought forward and dealt with immediately. FOR: Cr Grattan, Cr Heins and Cr Regan AGAINST: Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires and Cr Walton ABSENT: Cr Glanville Lost |
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15.1 Notice of Motion No 4/2024 - Public Meetings regarding State Government Planning Proposals |
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NOTE: Councillor Ryburn left the chamber at 9:32pm and returned at 9:34pm |
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1. Conduct public education meetings (one for each ward) on the current proposals by the State Government to create increased housing development. 2. Provide at these meetings contact details for the Premier, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Leader of the Opposition and Crossbench MPs, and points for residents to raise in written submissions which reflect Council’s endorsed submission. 3. Advertise these meetings through media releases, Council's online newsletter, email database, contacting registered community groups and placing posters at all community centres and libraries. 4. Request Council's Chief Executive Officer to provide Council's planning staff attendance at these meetings, to outline the proposals and answer any questions. 5. Write to all Leaders of Parties in the NSW Legislative Council requesting they take action to establish an inquiry into the State Government’s proposals and also write to all local State MPs asking them to make representations likewise.
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That Council: 1. Conduct public education meetings (one for each ward) on the current proposals by the State Government to create increased housing development. 2. Provide at these meetings contact details for the Premier, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Leader of the Opposition and Crossbench MPs, and points for residents to raise in written submissions which reflect Council’s endorsed submission. 3. Advertise these meetings through media releases, Council's online newsletter, email database, contacting registered community groups and placing posters at all community centres and libraries. 4. Request Council's Chief Executive Officer to provide Council's planning staff attendance at these meetings, to outline the proposals and answer any questions. |
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THE AMENDMENT LAPSED FOR WANT OF A SECONDER AND DEBATE RESUMED ON THE ORIGINAL MOTION |
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Cr De Luca / Cr Page That Council: 1. Conduct public education meetings (one for each ward) on the current proposals by the State Government to create increased housing development. 2. Provide at these meetings contact details for the Premier, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Leader of the Opposition and Crossbench MPs, and points for residents to raise in written submissions which reflect Council’s endorsed submission. 3. Advertise these meetings through media releases, Council's online newsletter, email database, contacting registered community groups and placing posters at all community centres and libraries. 4. Request Council's Chief Executive Officer to provide Council's planning staff attendance at these meetings, to outline the proposals and answer any questions. 5. Write to all Leaders of Parties in the NSW Legislative Council requesting they take action to establish an inquiry into the State Government’s proposals and also write to all local State MPs asking them to make representations likewise. |
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That the motion be now put. FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Gencher, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin and Cr Walton AGAINST: Cr Grattan, Cr Korzy, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires and Cr Regan ABSENT: Cr Glanville Lost |
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Cr Regan/Cr Menano-Pires That Council: 1. Defer the following actions: a. Conduct public education meetings (one for each ward) on the current proposals by the State Government to create increased housing development. b. Provide at these meetings contact details for the Premier, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Leader of the Opposition and Crossbench MPs, and points for residents to raise in written submissions which reflect Council’s endorsed submission. c. Request Council's Chief Executive Officer to provide Council's planning staff attendance at these meetings, to outline the proposals and answer any questions. 2. Write to all Leaders of Parties in the NSW Legislative Council requesting they take action to establish an inquiry into the State Government’s proposals and also write to all local State MPs asking them to make representations likewise. 3. Advertise our submission through media releases, Council's online newsletter, email database, contacting registered community groups and placing our submission at all community centres and libraries and encourage residents to write to the Premier, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Leader of the Opposition and Crossbench MPs. FOR: Cr Grattan, Cr Heins, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires and Cr Regan AGAINST: Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin and Cr Walton ABSENT: Cr Glanville Lost |
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THE AMENDMENT WAS LOST AND DEBATE RESUMED ON THE ORIGINAL MOTION |
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That Council: 1. Conduct public education meetings (one for each ward) on the current proposals by the State Government to create increased housing development. 2. Provide at these meetings contact details for the Premier, Minister for Planning and Public Spaces, Leader of the Opposition and Crossbench MPs, and points for residents to raise in written submissions which reflect Council’s endorsed submission. 3. Advertise these meetings through media releases, Council's online newsletter, email database, contacting registered community groups and placing posters at all community centres and libraries. 4. Request Council's Chief Executive Officer to provide Council's planning staff attendance at these meetings, to outline the proposals and answer any questions. 5. Write to all Leaders of Parties in the NSW Legislative Council requesting they take action to establish an inquiry into the State Government’s proposals and also write to all local State MPs asking them to make representations likewise. Voting FOR: Cr Grattan, Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins and Cr Walton AGAINST: Cr Heins, Cr Menano-Pires and Cr Regan ABSENT: Cr Glanville Carried |
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NOTE: Councillor Page left the chamber at 10:23pm and returned at 10:24pm |
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That Council: 1. Note: a. The recent decision by Council to transition to a ticketless parking system, which involves the adoption of the Revenue NSW Print and Post service for issuing parking fines. b. The decision to cease leaving paper/physical parking dockets on cars raises concerns among the community regarding potential inconvenience, procedural fairness and financial burdens. c. The new system may hinder the ability to dispute fines or respond promptly due to reliance on email notifications, which could be misplaced or overlooked. d. The Minister for Finance, the Hon Courtney Houssos MLC, has highlighted shortcomings in the ticketless parking system, particularly regarding the timeliness of notifications to drivers and the difficulty in gathering evidence for fine reviews. 2. Staff provide a report at the earliest opportunity which: a. Evaluates the feasibility, possibility and legal implications of reversing the decision of Council to discontinue the ticketless parking system. b. Assesses the feasibility and associated costs of introducing a paper-based parking notification system, coupled with the incorporation of Revenue NSW's Print and Post service for issuing parking fines. This evaluation should emphasise the preservation of transparency and accessibility for residents, as underscored by concerns voiced by Minister Houssos and the community. Key considerations include the provision of immediate written notifications to drivers upon fine issuance and streamlining evidence gathering processes for fine reviews. c. Details the current process or procedure adopted by Council with the introduction of the ticketless parking system, aimed at identifying any gaps or missing requirements that could enhance community benefits. FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires, Cr Regan and Cr Walton AGAINST: Nil ABSENT: Cr Glanville and Cr Grattan Carried |
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That item 15.6 be moved forward and dealt with immediately. FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires and Cr Walton AGAINST: Cr Regan ABSENT: Cr Glanville and Cr Grattan Carried |
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That in accordance with clause 19.3 of the Code of Meeting Practice the meeting time be extended by 30 minutes. Voting FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires and Cr Walton AGAINST: Cr Korzy, Cr Sprott and Cr Regan ABSENT: Cr Glanville and Cr Grattan Carried |
18.0 Confidential Matters – Closed Session
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NOTE: Councillor Menano-Pires left the chamber at 10:46pm |
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That: 1. The order of business be changed so that confidential items be brought forward and dealt with immediately. 2. In accordance with the requirements of section 10A of the Local Government Act 1993 as addressed below, Council resolve to close the meeting to the public to consider and discuss: a. Item 18.1 RFT 2023/133 - Lease of Cafe/Restaurant - Flying Fox Cafe on the basis that it involves the receipt and discussion of commercial information of a confidential nature that would, if disclosed, prejudice the commercial position of the person who supplied it [10A(2)(d(i)) Local Government Act 1993]. This report discusses/provides advice concerning commercial tenders. On balance, the public interest in preserving the confidentiality of the information about the matter outweighs the public interest in maintaining openness and transparency in Council decision-making because the disclosure of this information would result in the release of commercial in confidence information. b. Item 18.2 RFP 2023/169 - Provision of Conduct Review Panel on the basis that it involves the receipt and discussion of commercial information of a confidential nature that would, if disclosed, prejudice the commercial position of the person who supplied it [10A(2)(d(i)) Local Government Act 1993]. This report discusses/provides advice concerning commercial proposals. On balance, the public interest in preserving the confidentiality of the information about the matter outweighs the public interest in maintaining openness and transparency in Council decision-making because the disclosure of this information would result in the release of commercial in confidence information. c. Item 18.3 Minutes of the Property Steering Committee Meeting Held on 2 February 2023 and 19 October 2023 on the basis that it involves the receipt and discussion of commercial information of a confidential nature that would, if disclosed, confer a commercial advantage on a competitor of the council [10A(2)(d(ii)) Local Government Act 1993]. This report discusses/provides advice concerning Council assets. On balance, the public interest in preserving the confidentiality of the information about the matter outweighs the public interest in maintaining openness and transparency in Council decision-making because the disclosure of this information would place them at a commercial advantage. 2. The resolutions passed by Council in closed session be made public after the conclusion of the closed session and such resolutions be recorded in the minutes of the Council meeting.
FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr De Luca and Cr Robins AGAINST: Cr Gencher, Cr Ryburn, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Regan and Cr Walton ABSENT: Cr Glanville, Cr Grattan and Cr Menano-Pires There being an equal number of votes the Mayor used their casting vote for the motion which was declared CARRIED. NOTE: The meeting moved into closed session at 10:48pm
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PROCEDURAL MOTION – RESUME IN OPEN SESSION
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That Council resume in open session. FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires, Cr Regan and Cr Walton AGAINST: Nil ABSENT: Cr Glanville and Cr Grattan Carried |
NOTE: The meeting resumed in open session at 10:51pm
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NOTE: Councillor De Luca left the chamber at 10:53pm and returned at 10:54pm |
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That Council receive a report setting out opportunities and constraints to providing the activation of Rialto Lane, Manly, including but not limited to: 1. Any costs associated with works to facilitate widening of the pedestrian area to provide seating, impacts of such changes on the function of Rialto Lane as a delivery zone as identified in the Draft Manly Place Plan, pedestrian safety and/or impacts on the existing rights of landowners/businesses. 2. Whether efforts by existing businesses to activate the lane could be accommodated in an updated design of the lane. 3. Opportunities and limitations for outdoor dining without changes to the widening of the pedestrian area consistent with Council’s Outdoor Dining and Footpath Merchandise Guidelines. This may include planter-box or fencing options and/or include ‘decorative screening’ (Draft Manly Place Plan, ‘Concept design idea for Rialto Lane’ pt. 4, pg. 100). 4. Advice on opportunities to further activate Rialto Lane, including whether a shared zone could be provided at certain periods to overcome any conflicting land uses. 5. Feedback from any business owners which may be affected by changes to the role and function of the lane and its immediate surrounds.
FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires, Cr Regan and Cr Walton AGAINST: Nil ABSENT: Cr Glanville and Cr Grattan Carried |
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15.7 Notice of Motion No 10/2024 - Beauty Drive, Whale Beach |
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NOTE: In accordance with Clause 11.3 of the Code of Meeting Practice, this Notice of Motion was withdrawn |
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That: 1. Northern Beaches Council, in consultation with Transport for NSW and the Northern Beaches Police Local Area Command, convene a meeting of key stakeholders to advocate for improved road rules and regulation of e-bikes to help ensure: a. safety of pedestrians on shared pathways and footpaths b. effective compliance and enforcement actions of e-bikes that are modified to remove pedal assist requirements, speed limiting requirements or allowing excessive power in wattage. 2. The Northern Beaches’ NSW Members of Parliament are directly engaged with the outcomes of Council’s e-bike 2023 audit and this current and past Notices of Motion relevant to the proper regulation of e-bikes through improved road rules in NSW.
FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Korzy, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires, Cr Regan and Cr Walton AGAINST: Nil ABSENT: Cr Glanville and Cr Grattan Carried |
19.0 Report of CONFIDENTIAL Resolutions
In accordance with Council’s Code of Meeting Practice clause 15.22 the resolutions of confidential reports resolved by exception earlier in the meeting and resolutions passed in closed session were displayed on the public screens and livestream of the meeting webcast
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That Council: 1. Accept the proposals submitted by the 6 firms listed below for RFP 2023/169 – Provision of Conduct Review Panel for appointment to Council’s Conduct Review Panel for an initial term of 2 years, with 2 options to extend for a period of one year each, at the discretion of Council: a. Anti Corruption Consultants Australia Pty Ltd b. Centium Pty Ltd c. Nemesis Consultancy Group Pty Ltd d. Noble Shore Pty Ltd e. O'Connor Marsden & Associates Pty Ltd f. WEIR Consulting Pty Ltd. 2. Delegate to the Chief Executive Officer authority to execute all necessary documentation to give effect to this resolution and to exercise Council’s options to extend the contract term. FOR: Cr Bingham, Cr Gencher, Cr Page, Cr Heins, Cr Ryburn, Cr De Luca, Cr Sprott, Cr Crvelin, Cr Robins, Cr Menano-Pires, Cr Regan and Cr Walton AGAINST: Nil ABSENT: Cr Glanville, Cr Grattan and Cr Korzy Carried |
The meeting concluded at 11:29pm
This is the final page of the minutes comprising 32 pages numbered 1 to 32 of the Northern Beaches Council held on Tuesday 26 March 2024 and confirmed on Tuesday 30 April 2024
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Mayor |
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Chief Executive Officer |