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February 2017 Meeting Attachments

february 2017 meeting attachments

Attachment 1 - P16-166 application
Attachment 2 - P16-166 locality plan
Attachment 3 - P16-166 objections
Attachment 4 - P16-166 copy of objection withdrawal
Attachment 5 - P16-321 application
Attachment 6 - P16-321 locality plan
Attachment 7 - P16-321 clause 32.03
Attachment 8 - C77 Golden Plains amendment zones
Attachment 9 - Minutes from July 2016 Planning meeting
Attachment 10 - Letter to Golden Plains
Attachment 11 - RFM letter to Golden Plains
Attachment 12 - Budget Report to 31 December
Attachment 13 - Borrowings Policy
Attachment 14 - GPS-T15/T2016 confidential attachment

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Att02 - P16-166 Locality Plan_0.pdf 841.32 KB

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Att06 - P16-321 - Locality Plan_0.pdf 688.13 KB

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Att07 - P16-321 - Clause 32.03_0.pdf 35.28 KB

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Att08 - C77 goldenplains29zn_0.pdf 359.68 KB

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Att09 - Minutes from July 2016 Planning meeting_0.pdf 333.19 KB

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Att10 - Letter to Golden Plains 21022017_0.pdf 369.71 KB

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Att11 - RFM letter to Golden Plains_0.pdf 198.74 KB

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Att12 - Budget Report to 31 Dec 16_0.pdf 2.13 MB

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Att13 - Borrowings Policy_0.pdf 167 KB

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Golden Plains Shire spans the Traditional lands of the Wadawurrung and Eastern Maar Peoples. Council acknowledges them as the Traditional Owners and Custodians and pays its respects to both Wadawurrung and Eastern Maar Elders past and present. Council extends that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People who are part of Golden Plains Shire.

Golden Plains Shire’s Child Safe Commitment Statement
Council is committed to creating a culture of child safety and wellbeing where children and young people are respected, empowered and protected from harm. This includes preventing and responding to all forms of abuse, neglect, and exploitation and promoting environments where children can thrive. We recognise that safeguarding children and young people is an organisation-wide responsibility.

We have a commitment to the cultural safety and inclusion of all children and young people, which includes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, those from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, gender diverse, LGBTQIA+ young people, children with a disability and those experiencing socio-economic disadvantage. We recognise that these principles support the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people.

A child safe culture is championed at all levels of Council and further strengthened through leadership and governance. Our commitment is delivered through Council Strategy, Values, Action Plans, Code of Conduct, Training and Capacity Building, Policies and Procedures and is supported by ongoing review and continuous improvement to ensure best practice.

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