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2019-08-06 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 6 AUGUST 2019
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
MOU with Unity Water MOU partners engaged Rambool to Review the draft report by Rambool Agree on the next stage of the
undertake feasibility study and draft and decide with MOU partners what Rambool consultancy to focus on
report has been received by partners waste processing technology to best fit waste minimisation
for consideration. focus on in the next stage of the step technology for the MOU region.
in the study. Agreement also made with
WBBROC councils to participate in
their waste feasibility study which
commences in 2019/20.
Health Inspection Program Licensed premises inspection Action taken to suspend the licence Preparing for the licensing of public
program on track - 1 food premise of 1 food premise until improvement pools and reinspection of industrial
licence suspended until compliant. notice requirements fulfilled. premises likely to pollute waterways.
Vector Control Regular aerial treatment of salt Winter weather has caused a Preparing treatment program for the
marsh breeding areas with 1 missed significant reduction in mosquito next summer mosquito breeding
treatment due to dangerous winds. breeding despite persistent winter season.
Reduction in Ross River Fever rainfall.
cases by 50% compared to annual
average over past 3 years.
Barrier spray and fogging used to
effectively combat significant
mosquito breeding from rainfall in
urban areas.
Business as Usual activities Waste Audit of units and resorts Checking of cemetery records and Report on the annual kerbside
waste bins and reported to council. transfer from hard copy to digital collection service.
Use of Heritage Levy funding to format and checking of data. Implement garden waste service
assist development of cemeteries’ Integrity. policy and behavioural change
database for online access to burials program.
information in the shire. Provide web site with details of
burial records for public information.
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