The Annual Business Plan outlines how Council plans to allocate its budget and what services and projects will be developed in the forthcoming financial year.
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The City of Marion Annual Report is a document of accountability that shows how Council has performed during the past financial year.
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The City of Marion owns and manages a diverse portfolio of assets, valued in excess of $1 billion. These assets exist in order to provide services to the community. Asset management is the combination of management, financial, economic, engineering and other practices applied to physical assets.
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The City of Marion Business Plan 2019-2023 was endorsed by Council in June 2019. It explains the projects and programs Council will deliver over four years. These actions will help us to deliver the Community Vision for a city that is Liveable, Valuing Nature, Engaged, Prosperous, Innovative and Connected.
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Council is shining the spotlight on the people and places that make Marion an exciting place to live, work and play.
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The City Limits Magazine is a community publication that keeps Marion residents in touch with what's happening in their community. It is published three times a year and distributed to 42,000 residents and businesses in the Marion Council area.
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The Community Vision – Towards 2040 will shape the future of the Marion community for 25 years. It is a shared vision for the future of the city and will play an important role in influencing Council’s planning, policy-making and allocation of resources.
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The Long Term Financial Plan enables Council to plan the financial sustainability of the organisation. It translates Marion's Strategic Directions into financial terms.
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The New Residents’ Kit outlines the services and facilities people need to help make Marion home.It includes information about waste collection and recycling, local parks, Community Care services, dog registrations, neighbourhood centres and libraries.
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One of the most important roles Council has is to participate in making policy and decisions on behalf of the community. An essential part of policy making is identifying community needs, setting objectives to meet those needs, establishing priorities between competing demands and allocating resources.
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The Remnant Native Vegetation Plan outlines why biodiversity and remnant native vegetation are important and details our
intent to protect remnant vegetation and biodiversity.
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City of Marion's social media platforms, guidelines and policy.
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