EXECUTIVE SUMMARYEast Quarter Hurstville Pty Limited (Owner) has lodged with Hurstville City Council (Council) a new proposed Voluntary Planning Agreement (VPA) for 93 Forest Road, Hurstville. The new proposed VPA offers:1. Landscaping and associated works outside the Land (landscaping works) to the value of $400,000.2. Landscaping and associated works at Kempt Field (including park furniture and the construction of a future community facility - the Kempt Field works), to the value of $350,000.3. Monetary contribution to Hurstville Public School (the School contribution), in the sum of $185,198.25.The total value of the works and contributions made under the proposed VPA is $935,198.25. This total value does not include the financial contributions already made by East Quarter to Hurstville Public School in the sum of $57,397 in March 2007 under the Hurstville Public School Contribution Deed dated 26 May 2004.East Quarter have proposed that (following negotiations) land around the buildings in Stages 2 and 3 of the development will be made publically accessible with a restriction on title allowing unencumbered public access. The proposed VPA offer is in addition to section 94 contributions that must be paid to Council under Council's current Section 94 Contributions Plans (i.e. the VPA does not exclude the application of section 94, section 94A or section 94EF of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act). The proposed VPA was made available for inspection by the public for a period of twenty nine (29) days, commencing Friday 23 September 2011 and closing on 21 October 2011. No submissions were received. This report recommends Council enter into the VPA with the applicant East Quarter Hurstville Pty Limited and advise Sydney Region East Joint Regional Planning Panel of its decision.AUTHOR RECOMMENDATIONTHAT Council enter into the proposed Voluntary Planning Agreement with East Quarter Hurstville Pty Limited as exhibited.THAT authority be given to the Mayor and General Manager to execute all documentation, and where necessary under the Common Seal of Council.FURTHER, THAT Council advise the Sydney Region East Joint Regional Planning Panel of its decision.REPORT DETAILSBackground08/06/2011 Council considered a report on a previous voluntary planning agreement and resolved that: