Resourcing Strategy The Snowy River Shire Council Resourcing Strategy has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the State Government’s Integrated Planning Framework and gives consideration to the capacity for Council to deliver on its responsibilities within our Community Strategic Plan 2030: Building our future – Making it happen – Together. Both the Community Strategic Plan and the Resourcing Strategy inform and are informed by the four year Delivery Program, which has also been developed to meet the requirements of the Integrated Planning Framework. The resourcing Strategy incorporates the following plans; Workforce Plan, Asset Management Strategy and Long Term Financial Plan.

Community Strategic Plan 2032 The Snowy River Shire Council is pleased to announce that the DRAFT IPR documents are now on public exhibition; Community Strategic Plan (CSP) - The Community Strategic Plan is a 20 year plan that outlines the objectives and Strategies of the community at large. While Council is the custodian of this plan, the overall success of the CSP rely on the involvement and support of the wider community, including; Federal and State Government, Business, community groups and residents. Delivery Program 2013 - 2016 - The Delivery Program is a four year plan that outlines how Council will contribute to achieving the objectives and Strategies outlined within the CSP. The Delivery Program replaces Council's current four year Management Plan. Operational Plan 2013 - The Operational Plan is a one year plan that cascades out of the Delivery Program and address the specific actions that Council will carry out to achieve the four year strategies outlined within the Delivery Program.

Integrated Planning and Reporting The Snowy River Shire Council is pleased to announce that the DRAFT IPR documents are now on public exhibition; Community Strategic Plan (CSP), Delivery Program 2013 - 2016, Operational Plan 2013. Public Exhibition will run for 28 days from Wednesday 2 May 2012 until Tuesday 29 May 2012. We are asking for feedback on this suite of documents from all community members. As part of the public exhibition Council will also be hosting a series of public consultation sessions throughout the Shire. Community members are encouraged to attend these sessions to ask questions and learn more about the plans: Tuesday, 8 May 2012 - Berridale Council Chambers - 8am to 6pmWednesday, 9 May 2012 - Dalgety Hall - 2pm to 6pmThursday, 10 May 2012 - Jindabyne Memorial Hall - 8am to 6pmFriday, 11 May 2012 - Adaminaby Hall - 8am to 1pm Council values and appreciates your feedback, please submit your comments in writing by Tuesday 29 May 2012, via email (records@snowyriver.nsw.gov.au) or by post (PO BOX 143, Berridale NSW 2628). For more information please contact Council on 6451 1195.

A bank of bins for the Lower Jimenbuen Road, Little Paupong and Matong Road residents Snowy River Shire Council is set to install a Bank of Bins (BOB) for the Numbla Vale and Jimenbuen communities, a move it hopes will ease residents’ travel burdens associated with rural waste and recycling disposal.The service, which will be trialled and reviewed after 6 months, will be implemented in July 2012 for the residents of the lower Jimenbuen Road, Little Paupong Road and Matong Road areas.A lockable BOB structure will be placed at the end of the sealed section of Jimenbuen Road (Resolution number 073/12) and will be accessible only to those residents who apply to use the service. Upon application, residents will receive a key to use the bins and the appropriate charge will be levied onto their annual rates notice. Application forms can be downloaded from Council’s website, or can be picked up from the Jindabyne or Berridale Offices. Residents who do not wish to utilise the BOB will still be able to transport their waste and recycling to either Jindabyne, Adaminaby or Cooma Landfills or the Berridale Transfer Station. The Berridale Transfer Station will continue to accept domestic waste and recycling, with appropriate landfilling charges payable at the gate.During the trial period, Council will review the use and effectiveness of the service within the Numblavale and Jimenbuen communities and consider its future viability.Residents should be aware that any misuse or abuse of the service or bins could result in termination of the service.For more information, contact Council on 6451 1195

Changes To Domestic Waste And Recycling Service For Jindabyne Township Winter is a busy time for Snowy River Shire, with an influx of many visitors making the most of the ski season.This year, Council will be implementing a different solution to manage the increased number of waste and recycling bins presented on collection days. Rather than split the township, waste and recycling will be collected on different days. Jindabyne Township’s waste will continue to be collected weekly on Fridays; and recycling will commence being collected fortnightly on a Monday starting 4 June 2012. A detailed collection schedule is overleaf and will commence to be the regular standard collection service Council will provide for recycling for Jindabyne Township.Residents are encouraged to contact Council on 6451 1195 if they have any questions regarding changes to the service.Waste and Recycling Collection ScheduleJindabyne Township ONLYJune 2012Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 Key:Recycling CollectionWaste CollectionNB: The double up on recycling collection on the 1 and 4 June is to ensure adequate recycling collection coverage prior to the start of the June long weekend.