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2020-02-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 FEBRUARY 2020
Applicant Project Title and Overview (taken from the application) Special conditions Recommended funding
Eastern Beaches Bushcare Coastal Connect 2 - The project aims to restore ecological Ensure that three quotes are 2019-20 - $76,182
Collaborative linkages and connectivity by rehabilitating coastal peat creek obtained for all works over $7,500.
2020-21 - $75,220
mouths, dunes and ephemeral wetlands along Noosa’s eastern
beaches to ensure species resilience in the face of climate 2021-22 - $75,000
change.
Noosa Integrated Catchment Islands In The Stream - Collaborative staged rehabilitation of Not recommended for
Association four Lower Noosa River Islands to restore ecological function to funding at this time
estuarine wetland linkages-refugia of national significance, build
climate change resilience, enhance biodiversity and viability, and
create community partnerships. Detailed cultural and biodiversity
investigations will inform works.
Noosa & District Landcare Strategic Transformer Woody Vine Weed Management in the Not recommended for
Group Noosa Shire - Transformer vines threaten the structure and funding at this time
integrity of endangered riparian vegetation, placing streambanks,
water quality and aquatic life at risk. This project will strategically
manage priority vine sites in Noosa Shire to reduce the extent and
severity of vine infestations.
Mary River Catchment Hinterland Rural Extension Program - This rural landholder 2019-20 - $35,000
Coordinating Committee program will target high priority sub-catchments of the Mary River
2020-21 - $35,000
catchment for extension and on-ground incentives to improve
downstream water quality. This project links with the MRCCC 2021-22 - $35,000
Reef Trust program, Noosa & District Landcare and Country
Noosa.
Noosa & District Landcare Drones and Artificial Intelligence for broad scale monitoring Not recommended for
Group of koala abundance and evaluation of revegetation - Yurol funding at this time
and Ringtail Forest - The objective of this project is to establish
a baseline estimate of koala abundance at representative sites in
the Yurol/Ringtail area, to digitize remnant, regrowth and
replanted areas, and to evaluate how revegetated and remnant
landscapes are utilised by koalas.
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