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Younger people seek opportunities thatprioritise social connection, skill development, and flexible participation.Delivering diverse, accessible programs that respond to evolving communityneeds is essential to supporting long-term participation. Council officers note the Panel’s advice, but recommend proceeding with the Planning Proposal with the amendments proposed as outlined above. The proposal has strategic merit and, subject to changes discussed in this report, can also demonstrate sufficient site-specific merit, while also contributing to new housing and jobs in the Inner West in a well-serviced location. This report recommends the Planning Proposal, and the  supporting Urban Design Report and draft site-specific DCP be updated. The latter should guide the design of buildings on the site to ensure an appropriate interfacing and transition to the neighbouring lower-rise residential areas to the north-east and east, including setbacks and building separation required in accordance with the ADG. The Planning Proposal isaccompanied by a draft site-specific amendment to the Marrickville DevelopmentControl Plan (MDCP) 2011.
The planning/design phase for anew kitchen is in progress with the design intention to better support cateringrelated to events and functions at the cottage. The Aprilmeeting resolution called for an alternate design to the kitchen that includedthe removal of the hot water system and use of the space to extend the usablearea to the kitchen. This has now been incorporated into the design (Figure1) and works roofing companies in markham ontario are on track to be delivered by the end of August 2025 at acost estimate of $50,000. Recreation preferences across theInner West reflect the need for a balanced offering of traditional sport,fitness, and informal activities.

Homes NSW is the largest landlord in the state and isrequired to implement FOGO to all housing properties by 2030 under the NSW EPAFOGO mandate. Inner West is working with and supporting Homes NSW to implementthis as a partnership. Stakeholders at the forum included Department ofCommunities and Justice, Homes NSW, NSW Gov, Community Housing, Argyle Housing,Mission Australia, NSW EPA. A new development at Addison Road, Marrickvillecomprising of 49 social housing and twelve affordable housing units managed bySt George Housing became occupied in Early 2025. Prior to tenants moving in, theResource Recovery Planning Manager and Apartments officer attended the site on16 December 2024 to discuss resource recovery including bin numbers, placement,storage, and access in addition to reuse of materials and presentation ofclean-up.
Backgroundresearch and stakeholder engagement was undertaken throughout 2022 and 2023.The review timelines were impacted due to the availability of stakeholders toprovide input, primarily due to the redirection of resources to the COVID-19response. The Policy was firstadopted in 2018 following a development process spanning five years. Having ajoint Policy provides a consistent approach across the Wairarapa region. Thisis beneficial to both users and operators of licensed premises as residents andvisitors to the region frequently travel between the different districts. The table below shows total numbers ofservice requests received from January to October 2024. AService Request is any notification received from a customer, client,contractor or member of the public regarding a fault, a breakdown in service,or investigation of issues and concerns.

Collaborate with community groups, offer incentives, and host open days. As thisvenue is located in a residential area and noise regulations apply, eventsdeemed high impact are not permitted. Due to noise regulations, events mustfinish and have vacated by 11pm. Clontarf Cottageis part of Council’s community venues and is available for community usethrough Council’s website, however it has a very low utilisation rate ofonly 7%.
On 7November CDC staff participated in theWellington Region’s Exercise Rū Whenua a Rohe. Impacts included thepotential threat to life, infrastructure damage including building damage, roadand water outages, school closures and more. Work has begun on planning for Māori engagement in the newStrategy (scheduled for the 2025 year). The three Māori Advisor/Liaison staff from eachCouncil are meeting with the Co-ordinator to determine an approach that isinclusive of Māori.
This active social mediapresence offers residents a convenient way to interact with the customerservice team. Residents can access Councilservices anytime,  anywhere, through the continuously improved online and mobilechannels. Council will ensure a personalised and consistent experience acrossall contact touchpoints. Council is designing a trainingand development program to promote the understanding and application of theCustomer Experience Strategy.

High levelproject estimates for this scope and design are approximately $730,000, withadditional funds needed for the existing park demolition. It is noted that CSPUG willbe fundraising for the build of the skate park, in line with what haspreviously been agreed in the Ka Pai Carterton Carrington Park upgrade. Thematter of this report is of interest to all Carterton residents includingMāori as it supports pedestrian safety and accessibility. A targeted rate of a fixed amount on every separately used or inhabited part of a rating unit that has been fitted with a water meter or meters and is connected to the Waingawa Water Supply service. (a)      a targeted Refuse Collection and Kerbside Recycling Rate of $125.61 set under Section 16 Local Government (Rating) Act 2002 on every separately used or inhabited part of a rating unit where Council provides the service, or the service is available.
The heritage area comprises a group of largely intact inter-war era residences, all of single storey construction. The coherency of the street has been interrupted in places by contemporary development but on the whole, enough original fabric remains extant to form a cogent heritage area. Although each residence displays its own set of design details, there is similarity in form, scale, materials and design to tie the places together.

These elements will beconsidered as a part of the detailed design to ensure adequate services areavailable for those uses. The proposed concept design andartist impressions for the Loyalty Square improvements are attached to thisreport. An example design of the memorial wall is included showing thelocations of the names of fallen personnel as well as the opportunities forinterpretive stories to be incorporated to provide historic context.
In line with theprevious recommendation made by Council for July to be free of meetings, thereare no meetings planned for July 2025. The Council decidesits meeting schedule ahead of the next calendar year. Meeting dates arethen published, which is a requirement of the Local Government OfficialInformation and Meetings Act. For the Council to approve the schedule of Council and Committee meetings for the period January to December 2025. Producingthis report is a legislative requirement and the Dog Control Act does notinclude any climate change provisions.
In 2018, this Council voted to endorse ICAN’s Citiesappeal, a call from councils all over the world for their governments toendorse this Treaty. We were joined by a number of other councils in this call,including the City of Sydney and Newcastle. The Treaty entered into force in2021 and in that same year, a motion in support of the Treaty waspassed unanimously at the ALGA National General Assembly in Canberra.

A tenant barbeque is being hostedby Homes NSW in Cahill Place, Marrickville in July and Inner West staff willattend to educate and engage tenants about garbage, recycling and clean upservices. That Council acknowledges that Inner West Council staff have taken steps,including waste removal when notified, increased monitoring of dumpinghotspots, and increased bin provision and bin collection to support residentsof the properties. B)   Receivea report in June 2025 on ongoing engagement with Homes NSW to improve wastemanagement, and thereafter twice yearly (March 2025). Community engagement has been completed and a project plan developed to deliver a safer, well lit, active and more vibrant precinct that runs along Sydenham Rd, between Victoria Rd and Sydenham Station. Advertising Strategy at Attachment 1 of this report to promote tourism experiences that targets both domestic and international tourism markets.