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The City of Melville (“City”), is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced Contractor to perform programmed pruning services on trees located under power lines. The City generally prunes up to 5,000 trees under power lines on a six monthly basis across 12 metropolitan suburbs. The amount of trees requiring pruning is expected to reduce over time with the increase of underground power. The City does not guarantee any set volume of work for the Contract period.

The City is committed to providing opportunity for the City’s community to participate in the local government process through public question time at Agenda Briefing Forums and Ordinary and Special Meetings of Council.

To provide fair and equitable representation for the participation at Advisory and Management Committees and ensure that they continue to achieve the objectives for which they were constituted.

To request God to provide you with guidance whilst holding the Office of Elected Member.

To foster excellent relationships with our community and elected representatives in recognition of their important contributions towards making Melville a great place.

To provide financial assistance in response to disaster appeals so as to help alleviate the impacts of disasters.

To recognise outstanding and meritorious service to the City of Melville.

Provide Elected Member representation on relevant Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) Committees as and when required.

To recognise the contribution made by Elected Members to the City of Melville.

To provide an increased number of opportunities for Councillors to undertake the role of Deputy Mayor than the term of two years provided for in the Local Government Act 1995.

To ensure that a consistent approach is adopted when using Council facilities.