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2018-08-07 Services and Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 AUGUST 2018
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
WASTE & ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
Waste
Refer to six monthly financial report in this month’s Services and Organisational
Committee agenda
Business as Usual activities
Environmental Health
Develop Inspection program and fees for Council has agreed in principle to Develop an industry Provide industry communication on
deemed approvals and deleted ERA’s for introduce a special charge on communication strategy the introduction of a special charge
further action required by Environmental commercial properties involved with
Health in accordance with Local Law 1 industries identified as potentially
proposed amendments having environmental impact
activities. The special charge would
be introduced for the 2019/20 financial
year
Develop and commence implementation Fees are available for charging for the Awaiting finalised pool monitoring Develop monitoring program once
of Inspection program with fees for inspection of pools in the 2018/19 program guidelines from the new guidelines have been
Licensing of commercial swimming pools financial year Queensland Health to enable received
(under Local Law 1 which is to be identification of pool types to be
amended for this undertaking) targeted.
Progress the local law amendment
Further pool operator training for
staff once the training program is
made available
Develop and implement a risk based Queensland Health have revised the Carry out inspections based on the On going
food business licensing and inspection food premises inspection frequency new risk based categories
system expectations. It was thought that low
risk premises could be every 18
months, however all premises now
need to be inspected annually.
Certain premises such as new
premises/new proprietor, and
premises with serious food risk issues
will trigger 6 monthly inspections.
Market stall inspections are now every
6 months given the temporary set ups
tend to be higher risk.
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