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2017-07-11 Services and Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 JULY 2017
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 JULY 2017
2. Participation/agreement in the formal plan design and schedule of
activities
3. Promotion of the plan to stakeholders and public, including a
public/media launch
4. Delivery of any agreed actions and funding towards the implementation
and delivery of the plan
Proposed Involvement
¢ Become a Partner and Ambassador for the plan
¢ Member of Plastic Free* Coordination Team
¢ Promote/inform stakeholders/ratepayers about the plan and ongoing
promotion over life of the plan
¢ Feature in media/social media
¢ Ensure regulations do not prevent uptake of preferred alternative
products/items by hospitality/business and community organisations; and
investigate use of supportive regulations and development conditions and
a possible Covenant that could be signed by all parties
¢ Require community events (where food/beverages are provided) to be
plastic free*
¢ Provide collection services that support plastic free practices by business
and community organisations
¢ Provide/advise on waste and composting services that ensure collected
materials are managed to highest resource value (recycled/composted)
¢ Assist plan through auditing services to measure performance
¢ Work with other partners to assess and report on the performance of the
plan. Take opportunity to develop future programs and services
¢ Improved public place services and signage, in accordance with any
agreed plans
¢ Support clean-up activities/promote local business and community
involved in plan
* Review/Change Council practices that reduce its plastic footprint
¢ Provide funding (based on any identified activities that Council agrees to
support)
(Note: Boomerang Alliance is also seeking funding support from the State
Government and other sources for the Plastic Free Noosa Pilot project)
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