Value for money
Marcia Krska, Stanmore Bay (abridged)
I have a question relating to the piece regarding David Rankin being appointed CEO of Auckland Council’s property arm Panuku Development on a salary of $520,000 (HM February 17). In light of this huge salary, can Council inform us of Mr Rankin’s Key Performance Indicators please? How else can we taxpayers measure that we are getting value for our money from his efforts?
Panuku chair, Paul Majurey, responds (abridged): In accordance with the Local Government Act, Auckland Council’s annual Statement of Intent (SOI) for Panuku Development Auckland details its activities and intentions for the next three years. The SOI also includes performance measures and targets and is publicly available at www.panuku.co.nz. When setting the chief executive’s salary, Panuku follows Council’s practice of obtaining market remuneration information from independent experts. Salary ranges are reviewed against market data from both private a
Dan Whelan
The vehicle rental company intneds to build three industrial units totalling 90,000 sq ft on land formerly occupied by AstraZeneca off Brightside Road at North Manchester Business Park.
In 2019, Manchester City Council granted Salford Van Hire permission for the first phase of the project, an MOT and maintenance facility on a 13-acre plot bordering the River Irk close to North Manchester General Hospital in Crumpsall.
The first phase is due for completion this spring.
The second phase comprises three units ranging from 19,400 sq ft and 40,000 sq ft on a 5.8-acre adjoining plot to the west of the first phase.
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