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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 FEBRUARY 2019
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
o Cooran Fodder Farm (harvesting
fodder for wildlife care)
Sustainable Fisheries Direction Paper Report presented to Council and Work with consultants to ensure Consultant to present to Councillors
approval to undertake consultancy. some local consultation and provide in late February on data collected and
Fresh Advisory conmsultancy information and feedback as interim findings.
successful in tender process, with required.
contract signed in early January.
Bring Back The Fish Council provided in-principle support Developing partnership agreement Developing partnership agreement
to match The Nature Conservancy with The Nature Conservancy to with The Nature Conservancy to
$1.2 million funding for expansion of formalise partnership. formalise partnership.
the Noosa River Oyster Reef
rehabilitation project.
Environment Levy Land Acquisition Nature refuge processing completed Following up with State on Nature Working towards start of revegetation
Program for John’s Landing Refuge processing for Cooloothin. projects at Yurol-Ringtail site.
Yurol-Ringtail Conservation Project
signing ceremony held and financial
contribution paid into trust.
Continue maintenance works at
Johns Landing and Cooloothin
Pest Management Completed 2nd quarter of Biosecurity Property inspections and compliance Complete 3rd quarter of biosecurity
Surveillance Program including the activities as part of approved surveillance program.
inspection of properties in the Black Biosecurity Surveillance Program. Complete annual contract work for
Mountain, Federal and Ridgewood Priority weed control on State Transport and Main Roads.
areas. controlled road reserves as part of Property inspections in the Six Mile
Completed annual Fox den detection annual contract work for Transport Ck catchment area for the mapping of
program including mapping and and Main Roads. Cat’s Claw Creeper.
fumigation of occupied dens. Feral Deer control in the Lake Project Scope to be developed for
MacDonald area. review of Pest Management Plan (
Wild dog/fox trapping and baiting in Biosecurity Plan)
priority areas including Noosa Nth
Shore, Kin Kin and Federal.
Contractor engagement for pest
animal trapping for annual six week
term.
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