Corangamite Shire Council Revenue and Competitors

From Skipton to the Southern Ocean, Corangamite Shire includes the townships of Camperdown, Port Campbell, Terang, Noorat, Princetown, Derrinallum, Lismore, Simpson, Cobden and Timboon. Facts about Council Population: 17,188 Area: 4,600 square kilometres Number of Employees: 190 EFT Number of Councillors: 7 Number of Wards: 5 Elections: Every four years (next one is in 2012) Rateable properties: 9,441 (2008-09) Rate and charge revenue: $12.7 million Total Revenue: $33.8 million Municipal charge: $138.80 Garbage charge: $197.00 Length of sealed local roads: 905 kms Length of unsealed local roads: 1,298 kms Key Historical Dates 1857 - Hampden and Heytesbury Road District is proclaimed on 25 April. 1862 - The Parishes of Terang and Glenormiston are annexed to the Road District 1863 - Shire of Hampden is established. First president is Dr. Daniel Curdie. 1886 - The ‘Italian Style' Shire Hall is built in Manifold Street and is still used as Council offices to this day. 1895 - County of Heytesbury is formed with a population of 3,076 residents leaving Hampden Shire with 5,500 residents. 1952 - Camperdown becomes a separate municipality — the Borough of Camperdown. 1994 - Amalgamation sees the Shires of Hampden, Heytesbury and the Town of Camperdown combine to form the Corangamite Shire