A gifted asset (also donated asset) is an asset constructed by a party other than a Council (typically a developer) and then handed over to Council to maintain.
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Date of Recognition
Donated assets need to be recognised as a council asset from a specific date, known as the date of recognition. The date of recognition should be the date that Council takes ownership or control of the asset, but this is open to interpretation and different Councils use different dates as the date of recognition, including;
Collaborators
The following people have indicated (via the Local Government Collaboration Topics Survey) that they have an interest and/or expertise in the topic of 'gifted assets' and are willing to collaborate with their peers at other councils to identify challenges and resources relating to the topic and to look for ways to work together to overcome any challenges that are identified.
- Ben Clark (City of Tea Tree Gully)
- Bill Scott (Central Goldfields Shire)
- Darren Dumesny (Moyne Shire)
- David Gyford (West Wimmera Shire)
- Kamal Ranaweera (City of Logan)
- Kanishka Gunasekara (Ararat Rural City Council)
- Kylie Sergi (Rural City of Mildura)
- Lucille Yu (City of Hume)
- Mohammad Rashid (City of Banyule)
- Quenten Graham (Swan Hill Rural City Council)
Contributors
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