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2021-06-08 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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Attachment 2: Results from public consultation on Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Management Plan 2021-2026
easier reading.
2.1 Council vision Recommend no change to the vision statement. The protection and enhancement of the
Vision statement is ambiguous and infers that Bushland Reserve Network is a shared responsibility, Council and staff also part of the Noosa
bushland reserves are managed by the community.
community. Should read that Council is
responsible for protection and enhancement.
3 Resourcing Under the Draft Bushland Reserve Strategic Management Plan the coastal reserves are assessed
Statutory & Strategic Obligations as having a resilience range of 4-5 (poor and very poor resilience) compared with other reserves
‘Implementation relevance’ means that Plans will | that are in very good condition. Under the Bushland Reserve Strategic Fire Management Plan the
require resourcing. Advise how much additional | coastal reserves are assessed as a High Priority for fire management actions. It is anticipated that
labour time and budget has been allocated to under the CHAP coastal reserves, will also be considered a high priority. Once plans are finalised,
coastal reserve over the next 5 years. any additional resourcing would be considered through Council’s normal budget processes and
deliberations.
gem of
4.2.4 Coastal Management Plan Included sentence stating these documents will guide future management activities.
Climate change amelioration.
This section should refer to the Coastal
6.3.2 Community involvement Bushcare Groups are not required to do core maintenance work and annual Bushcare group
Appreciate acknowledgement of Bushcare workplans aim to ensure that volunteers do not undertake works they are not able to maintain.
groups to do core maintenance. Strategic Management Plan may differ to that of some local community groups.
7. Reserve management framework Best practice principles apply to all reserves, but delivery is subject to priorities. It is not possible
There is much background on how the to manage all reserves at once. As higher priority reserves are restored, then management focus
management framework and best practice can shift to lower priority areas.
principles were developed but it is not clear how | Other priorities can influence operational activities in coastal areas, for example, climate change
this translates to operational activities. Re- resilience or recreation management. These activities are generally outside the scope of the
prioritise based on CHAP rather ecological Bushland Reserve Strategic Management Plan.
restoration.
7.1 Formal management framework Some reserves have a particularly high customer request load due to varied and complex issues
What does ‘conflicting management issues’ raised by residents. These high demand reserves may be targeted for the development of specific
mean? reserve management plans. These conflicting management issues are usually related to how land
is managed by Council.
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