Ken Bakon
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20 years at Bankstown and a couple of years at North Sydney – questioned but never challenged.
Tracey,
Canterbury Bankstown uses fixed share, and the revenue policy of the former Bankstown Council states the percentage. The revenue policy of the former Canterbury Council does not state the percentage.Ken
Hi “Son of Fred”,
I had an audit in May 2015 – passed with flying colours.
I have once again been sent info from “Fred” advising of a new audit, with all info to be ready for a phone call next Friday.
Due to our 1997 fire, I am unable to find two consents.
Will be interesting to see what Fred saysKen
Hi Nicole,
we have been rating quarterly for over 15 years, so the levying quarterly of ESPL will present no issues with usKen
Michael,
I asked the same question a week ago……still waiting on a reply!Yep, all finished – all perfect…………..in my dreams!
Peter,
I sent the same query to the insurance monitor two days ago.
Hopefully we get the same answerKen
Linda,
Agree with Rob’s assessment. If the bin supply is by Council under normal circumstances, and Council does not supply the bins, how can the service be available?
This type of situation will probably occur more in the future as Council’s appear to be heading down the path of approving developments without the normal waste disposal requirements.Ken
Dave,
Bit difficult to have regs, when they don’t even have legislation yet!Ken
Thanks Chargie…….so the little owner-operated mechanics workshop (1.a definition) with little of no fuel on site will be paying a higher rate in the $ than large servos run by the multi nationals, with thousands of litres of fuel on site and all their associated hazards attached to that storage……..hmm!
Hi Emma,
Industrial – as they do store gas and/or fuel as well as sell those products.
Also, many have workshops attached (which are specifically defined in 1(a) as being industrial).Ken
We have 3 stations in the Bankstown area of Canterbury-Bankstown, under the name of NSW Fire and Rescue.
All are rateable.Jane,
Thinking of you at this tough time. You have been amazing.
I can only echo everyone’s sentiments regarding John.
“Icon of the industry” is an often over used term.
But in John’s case, a fitting description.Ken
Sue,
Section 501 specifically excludes domestic waste charges.
If the properties are of a residential nature, I would not think that you could raise a vacant land charge under section 501.Ken
Hi Susan,
My thoughts (at this stage) are:
Clause 22(1) needs to be read in conjunction with all of clause 25.
As with section 533 of the current Act, all this is saying I believe is that the making of the rates and charges as part of the operational plan, must be made by August 1.
Ours and the former Canterbury Council will be made (by our administrator) at a meeting sometime in June.
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