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2021-06-08 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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Retaining, enhancing, rehabilitating and
connecting bushland reserves is extremely
important for wildlife movement.
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concerns about leash free areas.
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Boreen Point and the Yurol-Ringtail SF project
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More road infrastructure to reduce vehicle strike | It is not possible to fence and gate all roadways in the Noosa Shire. Fire and dog attack may
on koalas and other fauna. actually present a greater threat. A better approach is building large core protected areas to
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Change legislation to extinguish old Development | Changes to planning legislation is outside the scope of this strategic plan.
Change Environment Levy Conservation Land The Environment Levy policy already allows for this. Land is purchase based on priorities, threat
land for re-planting.
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Page 5. Submitter acknowledged that impacts
from recreational vehicle use is a significant
There is pressure to increase areas for
bushwalking and this can be alleviated by
providing more infrastructure. Bushwalking Qld
provides assist by reporting maintenance and
compliance needs.
Submitter commends Council for the Noosa Trail | Currently Council is reviewing the Noosa Trail network with the intent of connecting it too
Network but suggests it could be expanded to adjoining Council areas and the coast.
link with neighbouring Council areas.
Bushwalking Qld would be interested in Noted and Bushwalking Qld to be contacted through the Noosa Trail Masterplan public
developing processes for reporting of issues on consultation process.
the Noosa Trail Network
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Greater consideration of CHAP in the Bushland The CHAP is outside the scope of this Strategic Management Plan but additional to coastal
Reserve prioritisation methodology to highlight reserve management.
document clarity.
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Supports ‘enhancement’ category for Cooroora
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