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2014-08-19 Infrastructure and Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 19 AUGUST 2014
SECTION RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES LOOKING AHEAD
Environmental • Completed 2014/15 budget and revision of • Develop a Pest Management Plan in
Health licence fees consultation with Infrastructure Services
• Assessed plan approvals for establishing • Attend public consultation meetings in
new food premises the development of the Pest
• Assessed licence applications for operators Management Plan
of regulated businesses in food, ERA • Implement Pest management surveys
(Environmentally Relevant Activity) and covering the whole region in 3 monthly
tattooist/body piercers segments
• Obtained QUT (Queensland University of • Complete the cemetery database
Technology) data analysis report to assist in • Develop a regular food safety newsletter
determining our new recreational water to food industry
monitoring role. • Undertake food safety compliance
• Determined development applications for projects on quality of sushi food and
Environmental Relevant Activities private water supply systems
• Commenced succession planning for retiring • Provide environmental health
EHO (Environmental Health Officer) by information on website
advertising a new EHO’s position • Undertake local law review including
• Competed the Annual Inspection program for hygiene of rental accommodation, non-
licensed premises (Food, ERA’s etc) smoking in public places, etc.
• Attended to a significant number of public • Determine a new recreational water
health and environmental complaints monitoring program
• Conducted Food Hygiene training courses to • Collate recent development approvals of
operators and employees of food premises ERA “deemed approvals” and undertake
• Successfully completed annual mosquito compliance program
control season with aerial treatment of salt
marsh breeding areas
• Significant work on the updating of the
cemetery plans and database of burials due
to records not completed for a period of
years
• Council approval of the 3 monthly pest
management surveys of the region and
public advertising of the survey area for the
next 3 months
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