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Consultation has concluded
Plans in final stages of development!
Council has updated the 10-year Asset Plan and Financial Plan and the draft documents have been displayed for community review. Now we're taking in the feedback and finalising the documents, ready for adoption in October.
Background
What is the 10-year Asset Plan?
Council is responsible for managing more than $1.3 billion worth of assets for our community.
An Asset Plan outlines the financial and technical elements for managing assets so we can make sure the community has access to what they need over the next 10 years.
Asset Plans form part of the required strategic plans that all councils must deliver under the Local Government Act.
Asset by Value
Our Asset Plan will contain six smaller plans, each covering a specific type of asset:
Roads
Buildings
Bridges
Drainage
Paths
Open space
Each of these plans will include information about predicted funding requirements, maintenance, renewal, acquisition/ purchase, expansion, upgrade, disposal and decommissioning for the specific class of infrastructure.
What is the Long-Term Financial Plan?
The Long-Term Financial Plan is different from the annual budget. It tells us how we will resource the community’s needs and aspirations over the next 10 years. By matching this plan with the Wellington 2030Community Vision and the Asset Plan, Council can plan, manage, and communicate its future objectives in a financially sustainable way.
What is Wellington Shire Council’s financial position?
Council is in a good financial position despite the Victorian State Government's Rating Cap, which limits funding for councils.
Council is committed to a range of long-term strategic projects which will require a mixture of Council and co-funding over the next decade.
Large investment will also be needed for infrastructure maintenance and new capital works, such as the Aqua Energy redevelopment, upgrading community infrastructure facilities and the construction of drainage infrastructure required to support housing growth and new estates.
Income by Type
Expense by Type
Every $100 Spent
Every $100 spent by Wellington Shire Council is spilt up and spent proportionally on the below priorities.
Why is Council updating the 10-year Asset Plan and Financial Plan?
These two plans will help to;
Deliver the community aspirations within the Wellington 2030 Community Vision.
Meet the needs and expectations of the community
Working within the rate capping environment
Ensure that each generation contributes to the cost of maintaining assets.
Set targets for Council’s budget to ensure we maintain our financial sustainability.
Set appropriate levels of debt
What happens next?
We have completed Stage 2 consultation to gather the community's thoughts on the draft Asset Plan and draft Financial Plan. Feedback from the community will be presented to Councillors and any required changes will be made to these two documents before they are adopted by Council in October 2021. A summary of the feedback will be made available on this page when completed.
Plans in final stages of development!
Council has updated the 10-year Asset Plan and Financial Plan and the draft documents have been displayed for community review. Now we're taking in the feedback and finalising the documents, ready for adoption in October.
Background
What is the 10-year Asset Plan?
Council is responsible for managing more than $1.3 billion worth of assets for our community.
An Asset Plan outlines the financial and technical elements for managing assets so we can make sure the community has access to what they need over the next 10 years.
Asset Plans form part of the required strategic plans that all councils must deliver under the Local Government Act.
Asset by Value
Our Asset Plan will contain six smaller plans, each covering a specific type of asset:
Roads
Buildings
Bridges
Drainage
Paths
Open space
Each of these plans will include information about predicted funding requirements, maintenance, renewal, acquisition/ purchase, expansion, upgrade, disposal and decommissioning for the specific class of infrastructure.
What is the Long-Term Financial Plan?
The Long-Term Financial Plan is different from the annual budget. It tells us how we will resource the community’s needs and aspirations over the next 10 years. By matching this plan with the Wellington 2030Community Vision and the Asset Plan, Council can plan, manage, and communicate its future objectives in a financially sustainable way.
What is Wellington Shire Council’s financial position?
Council is in a good financial position despite the Victorian State Government's Rating Cap, which limits funding for councils.
Council is committed to a range of long-term strategic projects which will require a mixture of Council and co-funding over the next decade.
Large investment will also be needed for infrastructure maintenance and new capital works, such as the Aqua Energy redevelopment, upgrading community infrastructure facilities and the construction of drainage infrastructure required to support housing growth and new estates.
Income by Type
Expense by Type
Every $100 Spent
Every $100 spent by Wellington Shire Council is spilt up and spent proportionally on the below priorities.
Why is Council updating the 10-year Asset Plan and Financial Plan?
These two plans will help to;
Deliver the community aspirations within the Wellington 2030 Community Vision.
Meet the needs and expectations of the community
Working within the rate capping environment
Ensure that each generation contributes to the cost of maintaining assets.
Set targets for Council’s budget to ensure we maintain our financial sustainability.
Set appropriate levels of debt
What happens next?
We have completed Stage 2 consultation to gather the community's thoughts on the draft Asset Plan and draft Financial Plan. Feedback from the community will be presented to Councillors and any required changes will be made to these two documents before they are adopted by Council in October 2021. A summary of the feedback will be made available on this page when completed.
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We want to hear from you!
Consultation is opening for the draft Wellington 2031 Community Vision, draft Council Plan 2021-25 and draft 10 year Financial Plan and Asset Plan.
Following extensive consultation, Council is inviting the Wellington community to take a look at its draft of the Wellington Shire Council Plan 2021-25.
Council has spent the past four months talking to members of our local communities in person and online about high-level priorities for the next four years.
Following this consultation, the Council Plan focuses on the environment and climate change, economy and growth, liveability and wellbeing, services and infrastructure.
Council staff will be back out in the community seeking your feedback in coming weeks, or you can engage with us online.
Consultation is opening for the draft Wellington 2031 Community Vision, draft Council Plan 2021-25 and draft 10 year Financial Plan and Asset Plan.
Following extensive consultation, Council is inviting the Wellington community to take a look at its draft of the Wellington Shire Council Plan 2021-25.
Council has spent the past four months talking to members of our local communities in person and online about high-level priorities for the next four years.
Following this consultation, the Council Plan focuses on the environment and climate change, economy and growth, liveability and wellbeing, services and infrastructure.
Council staff will be back out in the community seeking your feedback in coming weeks, or you can engage with us online.
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Stage one of our public consultation on the Council Plan, 2030 Vision and long term Asset and Finance Plans is complete! We spent two months travelling around Wellington Shire talking to community members about your ideas, thoughts and priorities for the future. We spoke to almost 600 people in person and another hundred people got in touch with us through Your Wellington, Your Say.
We had a lot of fantastic feedback, with very clear themes coming through. All of the feedback provided has been collected and will be sorted and checked for privacy before being released back to the communityContinue reading
Stage one of our public consultation on the Council Plan, 2030 Vision and long term Asset and Finance Plans is complete! We spent two months travelling around Wellington Shire talking to community members about your ideas, thoughts and priorities for the future. We spoke to almost 600 people in person and another hundred people got in touch with us through Your Wellington, Your Say.
We had a lot of fantastic feedback, with very clear themes coming through. All of the feedback provided has been collected and will be sorted and checked for privacy before being released back to the community during stage 2. In July we expect to bring you draft plans to review. Watch this space!
Please contact Council Plan Coordinator Bodye Darvill on 5142 3082 or bodyed@wellington.vic.gov.au if you have any questions in the meantime.
Thank you to everyone who got involved and had your say!
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Footpaths have been a regular topic of conversation during the Council Plan community discussions.
Did you know we have an Urban Paths Plan which details which footpaths will be built inside our towns over the next 20 years? You can find it here to see what's planned for your town: Urban Paths Plan
Footpaths have been a regular topic of conversation during the Council Plan community discussions.
Did you know we have an Urban Paths Plan which details which footpaths will be built inside our towns over the next 20 years? You can find it here to see what's planned for your town: Urban Paths Plan
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We have been collecting ideas from people, businesses and groups across the Wellington Shire and now we need your help!
If you're interested in getting into the detail and discussing the feedback and ideas put forward by the community to develop our new Council Plan, our 4-hour prioritization workshops are the perfect opportunity.
Here's the info:
💻 Online via zoom on Tuesday 30 March, 5pm - 9pm Book online workshop - bit.ly/3bNveXa
👥 In-person at the Port of Sale (Wellington Room) on Wednesday 31 March, 10am - 2pm with lunch provided. Book in-person workshop - bit.ly/3s3pJt2
You can book a spot online via the Eventbrite links above or contact Coordinator Council Plan Engagement, Bodye Darvill, on 5142 3082 or bodyed@wellington.vic.gov.au to do it for you.
We’d love to talk to people from a range of ages, genders, abilities, experiences and cultural backgrounds from across the Shire. Please tap someone on the shoulder if you think they have an important perspective to share.
Please give us a call on 5142 3082 if you want more information on what it’s all about.
We have been collecting ideas from people, businesses and groups across the Wellington Shire and now we need your help!
If you're interested in getting into the detail and discussing the feedback and ideas put forward by the community to develop our new Council Plan, our 4-hour prioritization workshops are the perfect opportunity.
Here's the info:
💻 Online via zoom on Tuesday 30 March, 5pm - 9pm Book online workshop - bit.ly/3bNveXa
👥 In-person at the Port of Sale (Wellington Room) on Wednesday 31 March, 10am - 2pm with lunch provided. Book in-person workshop - bit.ly/3s3pJt2
You can book a spot online via the Eventbrite links above or contact Coordinator Council Plan Engagement, Bodye Darvill, on 5142 3082 or bodyed@wellington.vic.gov.au to do it for you.
We’d love to talk to people from a range of ages, genders, abilities, experiences and cultural backgrounds from across the Shire. Please tap someone on the shoulder if you think they have an important perspective to share.
Please give us a call on 5142 3082 if you want more information on what it’s all about.
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Calling all community groups, businesses, service providers and local residents to share your ideas for the next 4 years!
What do you want to see changed in Wellington Shire?
What’s important to keep the same?
What are the main challenges we’re facing as a community?
We’ll use what you say to influence a refresh of the 2030 Community Vision and to write the new 2021-25 Council Plan and the long-term Asset and Finance Plans.
These documents all direct Council’s priorities and resource allocation for the next 4-10 years.
Calling all community groups, businesses, service providers and local residents to share your ideas for the next 4 years!
What do you want to see changed in Wellington Shire?
What’s important to keep the same?
What are the main challenges we’re facing as a community?
We’ll use what you say to influence a refresh of the 2030 Community Vision and to write the new 2021-25 Council Plan and the long-term Asset and Finance Plans.
These documents all direct Council’s priorities and resource allocation for the next 4-10 years.
Join us for a pop-up session!
Town
Day
Date
Time
Location
Seaspray
Sat
6 Mar
2 - 4pm
Seaspray Hall, Futcher St
Loch Sport
Sun
7 Mar
11 - 1pm
In front of Foodworks, Lake St
Sale
Tue
9 Mar
10.30-1.30pm
Sale Botanic Gardens: Baby’s Day Out event
Maffra
Wed
10 Mar
11 - 12.30pm
Macalister Park: Baby’s Day Out event
12.30-2.30pm
In front of Woolworths, Johnson St
Yarram
Fri
12 Mar
11 - 12.30pm
Memorial Park: Baby’s Day Out Event
12.30 - 2pm
In front of Foodworks, Commercial Road
Sale
Mon
15 Mar
11.30-1.30pm
Sale Mall, near Baker’s Delight
Rosedale
Mon
15 Mar
4 - 6pm
In front of IGA, Princes Hwy
Gormandale
Sat
20 Mar
10 - 12pm
Community House BBQ event, 32 Hyland Hwy
Boisdale
Wed
24 Mar
7.30 - 9pm
Boisdale Progress meeting, Boisdale Hall, Main St
Heyfield
Thur
25 Mar
11.30-1.30pm
In front of IGA, George St
Briagolong
Fri
26 Mar
8 - 9.30am
Post office and school drop off, Maffra-Briagolong Road
Come to a workshop! Get involved in a 4-hour workshop to discuss all the ideas and to prioritise what goes forward for consideration. Book in by calling 5142 3082 or emailing bodyed@wellington.vic.gov.au
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Your feedback is very important as it will help Council make decisions that benefit our community.
Why do you need to register?
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Key stages
8 Feb - 3 Apr 2021
Draft Asset Plan and Financial Plan has finished this stage
Stage 1 consultation – community feedback about new Asset Plan and Financial Plan
Apr 2021 - June 2021
Draft Asset Plan and Financial Plan has finished this stage
Council officers draft the Asset Plan and Financial Plan 2021-31 based on feedback heard.
6 July - 20 August 2021
Draft Asset Plan and Financial Plan has finished this stage
Stage 2 consultation – draft Asset Plan and Financial Plan 2021-31 presented for community feedback
Aug 2021 - Oct 2021
Draft Asset Plan and Financial Plan has finished this stage
Draft Asset Plan and Financial Plan 2021-31 updated based on community feedback.
Oct 2021
Draft Asset Plan and Financial Plan is currently at this stage
Asset Plan 2021-31 and Financial Plan 2021-31 adopted by Council and launched.
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Deputy Mayor Scott Rossetti explains how to get involved in Stage 2 consultation
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How to get involved in Stage 2 consultation
Council Plan Coordinator Bodye Darvill explains what the consultation is all about and how you can get involved.
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What is this consultation all about?
Council Plan 2021-25: Our priorities for the next 4 years with Bodye Darvill