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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
CRMs – From 01/07/2017 to
30/06/2018 - Completed 97 CRMs
Assisting the cemetery officer
when required due to workload or
leave.
Cemeteries
Transfer paper cemetery records to T1 Scanning of paper records complete Carry out ‘ground truthing’ of Investigate a suitable public search
and in ECM cemetery burial and ash sites to system for public use on Council’s
ensure sites match council records website. This will provide a public
Update council’s GIS records in ‘self-help’ facility enabling the public
Interamaps following the ‘ground to locate family/friends burial records
truthing’ exercise and location.
Business as Usual activities 44 burials & 35 ashes for the year. Commence the replacement of the Complete Pomona fence
Tewantin and Pomona burial numbers Pomona Cemetery boundary replacement
Conduct burials at 3 cemeteries and less than expected, however Cooroy fence.
maintain cemeteries in good condition was more than expected. Ongoing maintenance of the 3
and implement Cemeteries Business Burial numbers have previously Cemeteries
Continuity Plan averaged approximately 50 each year,
however last year and this year, we
have seen a decrease.
A wet latter half of the financial year
weather caused difficulties with trench
stability at the Tewantin cemetery, so
safety measures are in place for both
staff & the public to prevent accidents
from trench wall collapses
A burial trench safety fence has been
purchased to prevent staff & the public
from accidently falling into an open
trench
Development of 3 new garden beds in
the bush gardens allowed for an
additional 120 future ashes
internments.
The ageing of cemetery monuments
has led to a significant number being
unstable. Work has completed to
secure these monuments.
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