Collaborate Canada Bay
Following each ordinary Council election, councils in NSW revise and adopt/endorse a series of Integrated Planning and Reporting documents. Public exhibition for a minimum of 28 days is a requirement of the revision and adoption/endorsement process.
The draft documents are on exhibition until Tuesday, 20 May 2025. Take a look at the drafts and provide your feedback below.
The draft Fees and Charges 2025-26 document was updated on 22 April 2025 with a set of duplicated Recreation Management fees for Rhodes Recreation Centre removed. The revised document was placed on exhibition immediately that the changes were made, and the public exhibition period extended to 20 May 2025 to cover the 28 day statutory requirement.
All submissions will be reviewed and will be detailed in a report which will be taken to Council on 17 June 2025. Everyone who makes a submission will be provided a link to the agenda for that meeting, individual responses will not be provided.
The draft documents are available below or you can view a hard copy of each document at the Customer Service counter at Drummoyne, or at Council's libraries in Concord, Five Dock and Rhodes.
The Delivery Program 2025-2029 and Operational Plan 2025-2026 contain the principal activities Council will undertake for the next four years, along with the Operational Plan, Statement of Revenue Policy and Budget for the first year of implementation in 2025-2026.
The Fees and Charges booklet is part of the City’s Statement of Revenue Policy. It details how much Council will charge for a range of services in the financial year. This income is factored into Council’s budget.
The Resourcing Strategy summary informs Council’s Delivery Program and Operational Plan as it contains information about the resources available to undertake service delivery.
It is comprised of three elements, all of which are available to view in the Document Library below:
A summary has also been prepared to provide an overview of the Resourcing Strategy.
The Integrated Planning and Reporting framework. Click to enlarge image.
The draft CSP is also on public exhibition. Feedback closes Sunday, 18 May.
The City of Canada Bay is a local government area in Sydney. We acknowledge the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, in particular the Wangal people of the Eora nation, as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.
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Council is committed to ensuring those that live, work and play in the City of Canada Bay are part of the decision making process and are engaged with Council in an effective two-way flow of information.
Collaborate Canada Bay is our online tool for a dynamic and successful feedback loop.
