Camden Council will re-open its Oran Park Administration Building on Monday 15 June with a number of conditions in place.

Council’s Customer Service Hub will be open to the public with the following measures in place to keep the community safe:

• A maximum of 16 people in the Customer Service Hub;
• Customers must sign in upon entry;
• Separate entry and exit doors;
• Plexi-guard screens installed;
• Hand sanitiser and wipes available for customers and staff;
• On-site cleaning undertaken throughout the day;
• Maintain social distancing with signage in place; and
• Customer Service Hub to be cash free.

Council’s Duty Planner will also be available at the front counter, however there will be no JP service. Off-site customer service hubs remain closed.

Council’s community facilities will also re-open for regular hirers only, with no casual bookings to be taken to start with, including:

• Birriwa Reserve Clubroom;
• Birriwa Reserve Community Hall;
• Catherine Field Community Hall;
• Currans Hill Community Hall;
• Gregory Hills Community Centre;
• Harrington Park Community Centre;
• Jack Nash Reserve Clubroom;
• Narellan Child, Family and Community Centre;
• Narellan Library Meeting Rooms;
• Sandown Room;
• Lakeside Room;
• Spring Farm Community Centre; and
• Emerald Hills Community Centre.

To keep our staff and the community safe, the following measures have been put in place:

• Application forms and supporting documents to be received via email only;
• Attendance ratio to be outlined per facility based off square meterage of the facility and applying the 4m x 4m ratio;
• Increased cleaning schedules introduced;
• Staggered hire times introduced to minimise cross over of hirers in common areas;
• Social distancing and personal hygiene signage in place;
• Record keeping and attendance sheets required for each facility; and
• Schedule attendance for classes and training introduced.

For more information regarding Council’s response to COVID-19, visit www.camden.nsw.gov.au/alerts