Campbelltown Council held an extraordinary meeting on Tuesday night to give the green light endorsed to a $318 million budget for 2021-22.
The document outlines a $128 million capital works program to build, maintain and enhance Campbelltown’s infrastructure.
“Our delivery program and operational plan showcases how Campbelltown is moving forward over the next 12 months and some of the many exciting projects that are on the way,” says mayor George Brticevic.
“Along with the big ticket items, it also contains the day to day tasks that our community values such as road and building maintenance,” he said.
The draft budget includes $25.5 million to be spent on pedestrian and road-related infrastructure.
Previous commitments to the delivery of key grant and council funded facilities, such as the Campbelltown Billabong Parklands and the Campbelltown Sports and Health Centre of Excellence, is also reflected in this year’s plan.
As part of council’s ongoing commitment to delivering fun and exciting family-friendly events across the city, $700,000 has been allocated for community events and activations.
Almost $5 million will be invested into purchasing new plant equipment, library books, playground equipment.
Other projects included in the 2021-22 budget include:
- Completing the Raby Road upgrade at Eagle Vale Drive intersection
- Construction of amenities at Seddon Park, Glenfield
- Enhancing Passfield Park, Minto
- Renewing fencing at Jackson Park, Woodbine
- Ingleburn Reserve Picnic Area redevelopment
- Redevelopment of Keith Longhurst Reserve, Minto Heights
- New exercise equipment at Harvey Brown Reserve, Blair Athol
- Developing the master plan for Lynwood Park, St Helens Park
Campbelltown residents now have an opportunity to have their say on the proposed budget plan.
The draft delivery program 2017-2022 and operational plan 2021-22 is on public exhibition until May 28.
“This public exhibition period is an opportunity for people to share their own ideas for the city and have their say on this important document,” Cr Brticevic said.
Details are available on overtoyou.campbelltown.nsw.gov.au.
