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2016-08-09 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 AUGUST 2016
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Investigating the use of new 1080 Purchase additional pig trapping
baiting technology (Canid Pest panels and gates
Injectors) which involves a device Trialling of the use of the Canid Pest
that will directly spray the 1080 into Injectors
the mouth of the dog or fox.
Sunshine Coast Council is currently
trialling the use of this device. The
main advantage with the device is
that there is less likelihood of bait
material being carried by animals or
birdlife to unintended areas, so more
control around unintended animal
access. The device can also be left
in the field for longer periods of time
thereby improving efficacy.
Business as Usual activities 5 x aerial mosquito treatments (1000 Ensure equipment and chemical Tender for mosquito control product
hectares) supplies are sufficient for next supply for the next 12 months
Weekly light trapping occurring season Undertake fox control in Girraween
Completed the 3rd & 4th quarter Pest Baiting & trapping program for wild and Teerwah areas during breeding
Survey program dog and fox control season - fumigation and trapping
Finalised contract with Main Roads Complete wild dog baiting
for roadside spraying program
Cemeteries
Capital works Acquisition of a water tank at Reviewing procedure to simplify Transferring paper records to
Pomona Cemetery for garden headstone application electronic
maintenance and use by the public Reviewing offer of a free niche wall
Annual inspections and maintenance for installation at Tewantin Cemetery
of all the cemeteries to ensure review WH&S requirements when
grounds and enclosures are in good undertaking burials review WH&S
repair and safe for the public. requirements when undertaking
Pomona Cemetery has had 100 burials
plants planted along the fence line to
improve privacy for neighbouring
properties and the public using the
cemetery.
Business as Usual activities Carried out 17 burials, 14 ashes &
made 11 plaques in quarter
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