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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Capability Disaster Management presentation Guardian training for QPS Officers Audit of evacuation centres and
Strengthen and increase the Disaster scheduled for Councillors. to supplement LDCC staff if neighbourhood safer places.
Management capability, including QDMA Training and Disaster shortages are experienced Looking for opportunities for
training and conducting exercises. improvement and utilisation of Bush
Management inductions scheduled Recruitment and training for
for Cr Stewart as the new Chair of positions continues fire funding.
the LDMG. Flood forecasting software Staff training to create in-house
implementation expertise in mapping for flood
forecasting
Investigating initiatives for Bushfire
Funding Planning for joint annual exercise /
Guardian training.
Working with QFES Communities
Team to develop and implement Continuous improvement
recovery and resilience programs.
Continuing refinement of flood
forecasting software
Legislative Compliance Review IGEM Bushfire review, specific to Actioning IGEM review findings. Implementation of new IGEM
Monitor, develop and maintain Peregian Fires framework
compliance levels in accordance with
Local, State and Commonwealth
requirements.
Engagement & Collaboration Fire Events tested relationships with Capture lessons learnt in final Continual building of relationships
Build and maintain internal and external both internal and external format from all stakeholder through collaborative approach
partnerships/ networks to strengthen the stakeholders agencies.
Noosa Shire community resilience. Continue building relationships
Infrastructure Planning, Design & Delivery
Finalise signage guidelines & signage Refined signage requests process Include refined signage requests Implement signage guidelines and
design criteria. Reference made to the Local process in the Noosa Signage criteria for use by all staff
Government Neutral Services Signs Guidelines Monitor and update as required
Public Places Guide 2019 document Guidelines and criteria to be
in the Noosa Signage Guidelines finalised for adoption by Director.
Progressive development of Streetscape A planner has been engaged for Planning for the Noosa Drive and Continue concept report for Noosa
Plans in accordance with the Noosa project planning from Noosa Hastings Street precincts is on hold Drive and Hasting Street precincts.
Design Principles. Junction to Noosa Drive and the pending resourcing. Await Noosa Junction Association
(Gympie Terrace, Cooroy, Pomona, Hastings Street precinct. Working with the Noosa Junction consultation to determine their
Peregian, Thomas Street, Noosa Place Design has completed 1st pass Association and Place Design to priorities.
Junction) concept design for the north-eastern produce concept plans for a Progress concept design for Noosa
corner of the Junction. streetscape is on hold during Junction streetscape, develop draft
COVID-19 restrictions.
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