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2021-08-10 Services & Organisation Committee Meeting Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 AUGUST 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Procurement and implementation of Landfill gas contractor liaising with Continue to work with Council’s ICT
the ASPIRE recycling brokerage Energex on potential for power section to iron out current issues
system developed by CSIRO. generation at landfill. with the waste management request
A new 12-month agreement was Review liquid waste contract tenders and complaints system.
negotiated with Visy for the and report to Council on the
processing of Council’s recyclable preferred tenderer.
material from yellow topped bins. Complete the audits of waste service
The cost of processing has levels of key commercial
increased significantly since the last businesses.
agreement term.
Waste Levy Received the confirmation of up- Payment of waste levy revenue on
front payment of money from the time in accordance with legislation to
Queensland Government to cover avoid interest penalty payments.
domestic disposal levy charges.
Health Inspection Program Licensed premises inspection Start annual inspection program of Finalise procurement process for
program completed for the financial licensed premises and monitor the Cooroy Cemeteries Workshop
year in the areas of food, ongoing impact of COVID-19 Planning for reinspection of
environmental authorities, personal Keep liaising with Queensland industrial premises at risk of
appearance services, farmers Health, Public Health Unit on Covid waterways pollution from July 2021.
market inspections. safe compliance for the Noosa Continued integration of Covid safe
Covid inspections completed with region compliance workload
each food inspection, each Ongoing preparation for an effective Continue technical and specialist
complaint. Covid blitzes completed. multi-agency health response in advice to the community on Covid
Covid: ongoing support to preparedness for a second wave of changes
community to understand changing COVID-19 on the Sunshine Coast. iCouncil food inspection template:
requirements Implementation of streamlined food implementation and final review.
Joint inspections completed with business licence application process Plan for capability for all other
Public Health Unit to launch the iCouncil food inspection template to inspection templates in iCouncil
mandatory Qld Check In App be finalised by end of September. (PAS, environmental authorities,
Implementation of streamlined food generic, pool, industrial premises).
business licence application process
(advanced stage)
iCouncil food inspection process in
trial
Quarterly inspections:
133 Food inspections
10 Other inspections
100 Covid Inspections (excluding
blitzes)
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