Meeting Dates for 2019

Residents and Ratepayers are welcome to attend the Briefing Session which commences at 3.30pm and the Ordinary Council meeting which commences at 5.00pm in the Council Chambers.  

21 February 2019

7 March 2019 (Special Council Agenda - 6.00pm)

7 March 2019 (Annual General Meeting of Electors - 7.00pm)

11 March 2019 (Swimming Pool Committee - 7.30am)

21  March 2019      

27 March 2019 (Audit and Finance Committee - 6pm) 

27 March 2019 (Special Council Agenda - 7.15pm)     

28 March 2019 (Special Council Agenda - 5.30pm)

18 April 2019 (Biosecurity Committee - 1.00pm)       

18 April 2019 

18 April 2019 (Special Council Agenda - 7.30pm)

8 May 2019 (Special Council Agenda - 6.00pm)    

16 May 2019 (Swimming Pool Committee - 1.00pm)                   

16 May 2019  

23 May 2019 (Community Grants Committee - 6pm)                      

20 June 2019            

21 June 2019 (Biosecurity Committee - 6.00pm)           

18 July 2019    

22 August 2019

22 August 2019 (Special Council Agenda - 7.00pm)

19 September 2019

17 October 2019

21 November 2019

12 December 2019                            

 How do I ask a question at a Council meeting?

In accordance with the Local Government (Administration) Regulations, a minimum of 15 minutes is made available for public question time at each Council meeting. During question time, members of the public are given the opportunity to ask a question of Council about an issue concerning the meeting at which it is asked.

The Shire promotes the practice of questions being supplied in writing a couple of weeks in advance of the meeting, particularly if a detailed response is desired, as this provides officers with the opportunity to fully address the question at the meeting.

At the Shire we are committed to involving the public in the decision-making process. The ability to ask a question at our Council meetings is viewed as an integral part of the public's ability to participate.

Useful Information

 At the Shire of Boyup Brook, as Committees do not have delegated powers to make decisions, their recommendations are put before Council for a decision to be made. When considering recommendations, Council may:

• Accept the recommendation put forward and adopt it en bloc without further debate/discussion
• Withdraw a particular item for further discussion or modification or propose that another course of action be taken
• Defer making a decision on an item, pending further consideration/discussion at an appropriate meeting.

As such, recommendations from a committee meeting cannot be implemented until approval is given by Council.