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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
Development Assessment
Auditing program for Advertising • Implementation of Local Law signage • Auditing program has recommended • Advice to be sent to businesses
Devices requirements, with signage applications in the Hinterland with follow up advising of end of moratorium for
being processed under the Local Law continuing of some sites in coastal new signage requirements.
areas where auditing identified non-
compliant signage.
• Temporary additional signage
permitted for some businesses
impacted by COVID-19.
Business as Usual activities • Monthly reporting to Treasury Qld State • Negotiations on Cottee & Ferraro, • Continued assessment of
Government and Australian Bureau of Bayeno Appeals underway. Development Applications lodged
Statistics on development approval • Assessment of large numbers of under The Noosa Plan 2006 and
information. Superseded Planning Scheme The Noosa Plan 2020.
• Hofmann and Andema Appeals applications for short term • Review Infrastructure Charges
withdrawn accommodation (211 lodged since 31 deferred & delayed staged
• Turner Property Group and Gateway July 2020). payments relief provided in
Drive appeals settled • Working with individual businesses to assistance to Covid-19 to apply
address their circumstances and after 1 July 2021.
COVID-19 impacts.
• Ongoing management of
Infrastructure Charges issued and
receipted including relief provided in
assistance to Covid-19.
Building and Plumbing
Business as Usual activities • Continue to deliver customer services • Continue to promote Council’s one • Ensure Council’s record
request with existing resources. stop shop, building and plumbing management documentation is
• Continue to work on resourcing of application service counter. compiled as per legislative
building and plumbing teams in ensuring • Maintain legislative plumbing obligations to Australian Bureau
the delivery of legislative obligations in application timeframes, plumbing of Statistics (ABS), Unitywater,
building and plumbing services and team requires to fill vacant plumbing Queensland Treasury and the
record management obligations (review Inspector position to meet existing Queensland Building
existing structure of building team recruit application workloads – overtime Construction Commission.
vacant plumbing inspectors position) benefits required to maintain • Maintain resources & budget
• Delivery of monthly reporting to Qld increased workloads at this point commitments in regards to
State/ Federal Government agencies. (partly due to vacant plumbing legislative plumbing application
inspector and building certifier timeframes.
positions).
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