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Council owns a range of assets to support service provision to the community ranging from roads, bridges, land and machinery and to information technology equipment and office furniture.
Over time Council will carry out a strategic review of its asset holdings and may make a determination that some assets are surplus to Council’s needs.
Council's Disposal or Sale of Council Assets Policy has been designed to achieve advantageous disposal outcomes through:
Implementing Council’s Asset Management Policy, Asset Plan and Asset Management Plans
Ensuring the disposal or rationalisation of Council’s assets is carried out in a transparent, fair, and independent manner
Enhancing value for the community by using competitive disposal processes
Promoting the use of resources in an efficient, effective and ethical manner
Ensuring decision making is consistent, fair and equitable
Making decisions with probity, accountability and transparency
Satisfying Council’s economic, social and environmental policies
Appropriately managing risk
Compliance with all relevant legislation.
Council owns a range of assets to support service provision to the community ranging from roads, bridges, land and machinery and to information technology equipment and office furniture.
Over time Council will carry out a strategic review of its asset holdings and may make a determination that some assets are surplus to Council’s needs.
Council's Disposal or Sale of Council Assets Policy has been designed to achieve advantageous disposal outcomes through:
Implementing Council’s Asset Management Policy, Asset Plan and Asset Management Plans
Ensuring the disposal or rationalisation of Council’s assets is carried out in a transparent, fair, and independent manner
Enhancing value for the community by using competitive disposal processes
Promoting the use of resources in an efficient, effective and ethical manner
Ensuring decision making is consistent, fair and equitable
Making decisions with probity, accountability and transparency
Satisfying Council’s economic, social and environmental policies