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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
3.a.i “ls coordinated through a vibrant, securely-funded, professional
network of Local Governments and SEQ Catchments (now, Healthy
Waterways and Catchments) applying appropriate technologies to
deliver high quality services and advance Land for Wildlife
objectives.
3.a.ii Offers our members practical information, technical support and
access to an engaged and enthusiastic network of like-minded
landholders to help them achieve their nature conservation
objectives and share their learnings with other landholders.
3.a.iii Effectively communicates environmental and social outcomes of
the program to assist local, state and federal governments to meet
their nature conservation and community development goals and
policies.
3.a.iv Continues to welcome 150 new members annually through
positive Land for Wildlife branding and demonstrating the
environmental and social successes of the program in regular,
effective and diverse communication avenues.”
4. Goals and Objectives
4.a This Memorandum of Understanding is made between the Partners to
document jointly held views regarding the need for policy, coordination,
cooperation and implementation to best achieve the Land for Wildlife Vision
and best meet the needs of the Land for Wildlife program in South East
Queensland. Specifically, this Memorandum of Understanding records the
Partners intention to work together and cooperate to achieve the goals and
objectives of the Land for Wildlife program and implement the Land for
Wildlife Strategic Action Plan in accordance with the Land for Wildlife
Guidelines.
4.b In working together to undertake the roles and responsibilities detailed in
this Memorandum of Understanding, the Partners intend that this
Memorandum of Understanding be interpreted consistently with the
National Arrangement and the rights and responsibilities of the Project
Manager conferred by the National Arrangement.
5. Roles and Responsibilities
5.a When coordinating or implementing Land for Wildlife activities, the
Participating Local Government intends to use its reasonable endeavours to -
Land for Wildlife Memorandum of Understanding —
Healthy Waterways and Catchments Limited and Noosa Council Page 3 of 16
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