ORDINARY MEETING MINUTES DATED 18 SEPTEMBER 2025 · 2025-09-18 Ordinary Meeting Minutes

ORDINARY MEETING MINUTES                                                     18 SEPTEMBER 2025


         The high cost of this treatment, short term benefits and the need for regular reapplication
          mean this treatment is cost prohibitive for application in Noosa Shire which has 200kms
          of unsealed roads.




8.2   PATRICIA SPICER

      QUESTION 1
      Has Noosa Council applied for a grant towards infrastructure costs through the Residential
      Activation Fund in relation to 64 Lake Macdonald Drive?
      RESPONSE by Kim Rawlings, Director Strategy & Environment
      Council has applied for a grant via the Residential Activation Fund for the enabling of
      infrastructure and civil works for the site. The Queensland government is making progressive
      announcements on the RAF funding, and we look forward to an announcement on the
      outcome of Noosa's application.


      QUESTION 2
      As contract details have been released and remediation work has commenced did the tender
      price for the remediation work and subdivision work at 62/64 Lake Macdonald Drive match
      the estimates?
      RESPONSE by Kim Rawlings, Director Strategy & Environment The tender price came
      in slightly above estimates and within budget.



      The meeting adjourned at 10.35am.
      The meeting resumed at 10.47am.




9     MAYORAL MINUTES
      Nil.



10    NOTIFIED MOTIONS

10.1 ENHANCING FUTURE PUBLIC NOTIFICATION FOR PLANNING SCHEME PROVISION
      CHANGES
      Motion
      Moved:                   Cr Amelia Lorentson
      Seconded:                Cr Karen Finzel
      That Council review its communication strategy for future planning scheme amendments and
      consider undertaking direct and tailored communication approach to public consultation to
      each landowner to make them aware of the changes and where to easily access information
      to understand what the changes mean for them.