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2017-11-07 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 10 - Annual Report 2016-17
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Corporate Plan Theme 4: Long term planning for Noosa Shire
“Noosa Shire is well managed and sustainable”
Key achievements as we work towards our long term goal include:
Council undertook significant work on the Council adopted its new Corporate Plan which
development of the new Planning Scheme during will guide key corporate decision making for the
2016/17. Council adopted the New Noosa Plan next 20 years. The Corporate Plan was
Discussion Paper for the purposes of public developed following a series of Councillor
consultation and undertook an extensive workshops analysing future trends and
community engagement process to seek developed a new vision – “Noosa Shire - different
feedback. Council also finalised a range of by nature”.
studies to support the development of the new Council adopted a Transport Policy and
Planning Scheme including: Transport Strategy following extensive
Resources and Minerals Planning Study community consultation. This was one of the
Study into Agriculture and Agricultural Land in signature long-term pieces of planning for our
Noosa Shire community undertaken in 2016/17. There were
two rounds of community consultation including
On-Site Effluent Disposal Noosa Shire Study targeted consultation with key stakeholders. One
Housing Needs Assessment of the challenges for 2017/18 is the
Council was able to provide significant input into implementation of that Strategy. Also during
the ongoing development of the draft South-East 2016/17, Council successfully delivered its
Queensland Regional Plan which will achieve a Christmas and Easter free holiday bus program.
good outcome for the Noosa community. Council adopted an Asset Management Plan
Council undertook a significant review of our Roadmap in 2016/17. The roadmap sets out the
infrastructure plans to enable us to meet new priorities for developing more robust long-term
legislative requirements for the imposition of asset management plans and ensuring that asset
contributions from developers towards the cost of management becomes more central to our
infrastructure. decision making processes. Converting this
roadmap into action is also one of the challenges
Council has adopted the Noosa Local Disaster for 2017/18.
Management Plan which guides our responses
to natural disasters. Council has also undertaken
considerable work in developing our response to
natural disasters including undertaking disaster
management exercises to train our staff. This
was put to the test with the arrival of the
remnants of Cyclone Debbie in February 2017.
Our management of that response was good and
our Local Disaster Management Plan was able to
deal with that scenario. Council was also
successful in obtaining State funding to install
new flood alert stations at a cost of $206,000.
Noosa Council | Annual Report 2016 - 2017
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