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2021-08-10 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 AUGUST 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
• Support Queensland University of
Technology (QUT) with baseline
koala survey for the Yurol-Ringtail
project and koala threat research
project using drones and camera
traps
Pest Management • Statistics for the 2020/21 Financial Year; • Finalise Cat’s Claw Creeper Strategic • Carry out fox den detection and
o 250 biosecurity surveys completed control plan for the Six Mile Ck fumigation program using trained
(with 5 advisory letters and two catchment. den detector dog to locate
biosecurity orders issued) • Confirm a new two-year contract with occupied dens as part of annual
o 20 wild dogs trapped, more than TMR for priority weed control and control program.
Feral Deer Management of the State • Complete 1st quarter of
5000 bait nights, 75% and 56% bait
Road Network. Biosecurity Surveillance program
take during coordinated baiting
property inspections.
periods • Assisting TMR with Feral pig control
• Complete 2nd Wild dog baiting
o 25 foxes trapped, 153 fox dens in Koala habitat tree planting areas at
program for 2021 in September.
inspected and 21 fumigated Federal.
• 4th quarter of Biosecurity Surveillance • Developing a Collaborative
Program completed including the Agreement with QPWS for Council to
inspection of properties in Pomona, Lake partner on fox control in Noosa
MacDonald, Ringtail Ck, Cootharaba National Park.
and Boreen Pt (47 properties were
inspected).
• 1st Wild dog baiting program for 2021
carried out in April with 22 participating
private properties.
• Priority weed control and Feral deer
management on State road reserve
areas completed as part of two-year
contract with Department of Transport
and Main Roads (TMR).
• Inspection of properties for identifying
and mapping Cat’s Claw Creeper (CCC)
weed infestations in the Six Mile Ck
catchment area completed. Initial
treatment of identified priority CCC
infestations in the upper catchment
carried out.
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