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2016-10-11 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 8 - Delegations of Authority
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 OCTOBER 2016
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 OCTOBER 2016
Type Activity Emission Source
Buildings Tewantin Administration Building _ Electricity
Noosaville Depot Electricity
Pomona Depot Electricity
Community Facilities* Noosaville Library Electricity
Cooroy Library Electricity
The J Electricity and gas
Noosa Aquatic Centre Electricity and gas
Noosa Leisure Centre Electricity and gas
Noosa Community Support Centre Electricity
Cooroy Butter Factory (subject to changed Electricity & gas
arrangements)
Bicentennial Hall & Annex Electricity
Amenity blocks (Public Toilets) Electricity
Doonella House Electricity
Barbeques Electricity
Holiday Parks Noosa River Caravan Park Electricity and gas
North Shore Beachfront Campground Electricity and gas
Boreen Point Campground Electricity and gas
Cooroy RV Stopover Electricity
Public Lighting Roads, Parks, Pathways and Waterways Electricity
(Council owned) Navigation Lights
Waste Landfill operations, transfer stations, buildings — Electricity
and facilities
Sporting fields* Girraween Sports Complex (subject to Electricity
changed arrangements)
Transport facilities Noosa Transit Centre (leased but Council pays Electricity
a component of the operations cost including
electricity)
Noosa Waters Lock and Weir
Other facilities SES buildings (Tewantin, Cooroy, Boreen Electricity
Point & Pomona)
Noosa Main Beach Sand Recycling system
Ringtail Quarry
Stormwater facilities
*The majority of community and sports club buildings owned by Council are operated under lease arrangements with
community organisations who assume responsibility for consumable payments such as electricity and gas. While not
included in the inventory boundary, as the asset owner, Council may still take actions or provide incentives to reduce
emissions as necessary.
Purchased Goods & — Emissions embedded in purchased goods (e.g. asphalt, pre-mixed
Services concrete)
While embodied emissions relating to Council’s procurement activities
are not recorded by Council, a sustainable procurement policy is in place
that recommends the use of climatically and environmentally friendly
goods and services.
Zero Emissions Noosa™ — Organisational Strategy Page 9
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