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Kempsey Shire Council provides a wide range of community facilities which help meet the diverse needs of its residents. It also owns or manages land upon which community facilities have been built and owns buildings which it leases out to provide a commercial return to Council.
Council’s existing Policy 1.2. Lands Under Kempsey Shire Council Jurisdiction Policy (adopted 19 September 2017) and supporting Procedure 1.2.7 – Rental Assessment and Rebate (adopted 14 May 2012) sets out the way in which community facilities, commercial buildings and residential properties may be leased and licenced by individuals, organisations and businesses. It provides direction on responsibilities, rental charges, and rebates.
The principles of the proposed revised rental assessment and rebate procedures are consistent with the process implemented by NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment when granting financial concessions in respect to crown land holdings under the Crown Land Management Act 2016.
The proposed amendment will ensure an appropriate level of rental is received for Council owned and managed properties in accordance with the criteria outlined in the Procedure. The overarching intent of Council’s Policy and Procedure relating to rental assessment and rebate procedures is unchanged. That is, to ensure that public land is maintained and used safely for the amenity and benefit of the community, visitors and the environment, and for council to obtain appropriate rentals for the use of public land.
Kempsey Shire Council provides a wide range of community facilities which help meet the diverse needs of its residents. It also owns or manages land upon which community facilities have been built and owns buildings which it leases out to provide a commercial return to Council.
Council’s existing Policy 1.2. Lands Under Kempsey Shire Council Jurisdiction Policy (adopted 19 September 2017) and supporting Procedure 1.2.7 – Rental Assessment and Rebate (adopted 14 May 2012) sets out the way in which community facilities, commercial buildings and residential properties may be leased and licenced by individuals, organisations and businesses. It provides direction on responsibilities, rental charges, and rebates.
The principles of the proposed revised rental assessment and rebate procedures are consistent with the process implemented by NSW Department of Planning, Industry and Environment when granting financial concessions in respect to crown land holdings under the Crown Land Management Act 2016.
The proposed amendment will ensure an appropriate level of rental is received for Council owned and managed properties in accordance with the criteria outlined in the Procedure. The overarching intent of Council’s Policy and Procedure relating to rental assessment and rebate procedures is unchanged. That is, to ensure that public land is maintained and used safely for the amenity and benefit of the community, visitors and the environment, and for council to obtain appropriate rentals for the use of public land.
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