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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 AUGUST 2019
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
HERITAGE - Plan and deliver key Heritage Month program delivered Develop project plans for 2019/20 Deliver Family History Month
Heritage Levy Initiatives & a range of Indigenous Cultural Heritage Project Heritage Levy budget initiatives. program.
Heritage projects and programs commenced. Complete draft Plaques and Commence work on 2019/20
Heritage Network Development Memorials Policy. Heritage Levy Budget Initiative
Workshop held. Finalise cemetery database project. projects
Oral history recordings complete. Coordinate first meeting of Noosa o Noosa News digitisation
Family history month program Heritage Network. o Noosa Advocate digitisation
developed. Progress George Pearce Memorial o Heritage Citation Review
Bench/Parkyn Hut signage project. o Noosa Notables Oral History
Complete Indigenous Cultural recordings Stage 2
Heritage Project. o Historian-in-residence
Launch of Indigenous Cultural
Heritage Project.
Complete George Pearce Memorial
bench/Parkyn Hut signage project.
Business as Usual activities Total April – June 2019: Issue ITQ’s for Adult Literacy Finalise Libraries Business
o Visitors: Library: 77,626; Program and Courier Service. Continuity Plans.
Gallery: 10, 814
o Program Attendance: Library:
4,733
o Library Loans:122,928 (inc
renewals) (exc renewals total
106,149)
LOCAL LAWS
Manage Local Laws compliance 914 Customer Requests Apr – Jun Continuing to conduct early patrols Ongoing analysis of dog attacks to
2019. to address illegal camping, animal identify potential common elements.
24 reported Dog attacks Apr – Jun related offences and unlawful Ongoing development of proactive
2019. prescribed activities. responsible dog ownership program.
42 Illegal camping patrols and 28 Review of improved efficiencies with Monitor and review compliance
Beach Patrols undertaken. the use of Technology in field. areas.
3320 Local Laws Infringements Review of after-hours service Roll out training to all staff in
issued: arrangements. addressing Barking dog issues in
o 111 Animal infringements. Minor review of Local Laws. neighbourhoods.
o 256 Restricted activity – camping.
o 2953 Parking related
infringements.
181 Appeals assessed.
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