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2017-05-09 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MAY 2017
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Business as usual activities. Recycling of polystyrene has been Complete the project to Commence drafting a Litter
highly effective with significant comprehensively electronically map Management Plan.
volumes collected. This is then and record all public place bins.
recycled under an agreement with Mulching the huge amount of garden
Rockcote in Yandina who receive waste and vegetation has been
polystyrene and use the material for delivered to the landfill and rural
making light weight concrete. transfer stations following heavy
Electronic mapping of public place rainfall and winds from Tropical
bins completed in the coastal areas Cyclone Debbie that hit Queensland
and some rural areas. in April.
Review the sedimentation system at
the landfill due to its failures in the
recent heavy wet weather following
the tropical cyclone/rain depression
in Queensland.
Development of the 2017/18
operational budget
Environmental Health
Finalise EHO team service review Recommendations with Council for Health fees finalised and waiting for Implementation of service review
budget approval Council sign off recommendations
Investigation into the effects of storm Project completed with results Draft a report to Council on the Report to council
water pollution from the Noosa indicating 50% non-compliance investigations findings and potential Propose a Local law amendment to
Industrial Estate impacting on Eenie ways forward enable an annual inspection
Creek. program
Complete annual Inspection program Annual inspection program well Employ casual EHO to assist with Target a further 224 inspections
of licensed premises behind target due to resourcing inspection work prior to 30 June
inadequacy. Assist EHOs to focus on outstanding
Resourcing addressed in the service inspections
level review
Introduce and implement a risk based Carry out staff training on the risk Further work on the risk priority
food business licensing and inspection Risk priorities have been allocated to assessment principles. allocation
system current food premises Discussions with QUT to undertake Implementation with fees reflecting
training on this topic inspection frequencies to be
Complete desk top work to risk rate implemented 17/18 year
all premises
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