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2021-08-10 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 AUGUST 2021
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Director’s office
Staff retention and attraction • A combination of COVID impacts, record • Staff retention and attraction program • Staff retention and attraction
inward migration, housing crisis and STL of activity program of activity
applications is driving staff retention and
attraction challenges across the
Environment & Sustainable Development
Department.
• Continually monitoring situation in regard
to service delivery and the wellbeing of
staff.
Short Term Letting – Superseded • DA processing record number of STL • Resource and organisational • Finalise STL local law
Planning Scheme Application and planning scheme applications each planning for introduction of STL local
Draft Local Law month law
• Compliance Officer dealing with STL • Finalise the STL local law including
related complaints with the peak holiday complaints procedures, fees,
periods resulting in many complaints resources
• STL Draft Local Law received 600
submissions. Refinement to the Local
Law and final implementation plans
under development
Key strategic policy • Implementation of processes to enact & • Continue to support and guide the • Continue to support and guide the
monitor Noosa Plan 2020 Ministerial adoption of CHAP including adoption of CHAP including
conditions stakeholder engagement through to stakeholder engagement through
• Continued supporting Council’s efforts to revised deadline of November 2021 to revised deadline of November
resource & manage the Kin Kin quarry • Continued management of 2021
issue with a focus on the legal challenge expectations and process related to • Continued management of
• Overall management of the CHAP Ministerial conditions expectations and process related
adoption process and continued work to to Ministerial conditions
engage with key stakeholders
Social and Community Housing • The Strategic Planning team continuing • Revise overall Housing needs • Continue to progress this
to assess and respond to potential program to reflect adopted position of important issue and work towards
housing supply options. Council a portfolio of responses of
• Housing demand report continued to be • Continue to lead and explore multiple short/med timeframe
developed options to address housing needs
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