2017-02-07 Planning and Environment Committee Agenda

PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA   7 FEBRUARY 2017




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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                               7 FEBRUARY 2017

                                       Land for Wildlife newsletters and other communication activities.
                            7.a.iV     The Participating Local Government intends to provide Land for
                                       Wildlife data, including new and existing Land for Wildlife
                                       registrations and property de-registrations, from their Local
                                       Government area to the Project Manager on a six-monthly basis
                                       to assist the Project Manager to meet reporting obligations of
                                       funding arrangements detailed in Schedule 4.

                      7.b    The Project Manager will manage the contract with a third-party provider
                             to supply hosting, support and upgrades to the Land for Wildlife Database,
                             as directed by the Partners or the Steering Committee. The Regional
                             Coordinator will supply training and support to Land for Wildlife Officers
                             with regards to the use of the Land for Wildlife Database.
                      TE     Participating Local Governments will manage the Land for Wildlife Database
                             for their local government area, including, but not limited to, the
                             management of new and existing Land for Wildlife registrations , property
                             de-registrations, updating members’ personal information and maintaining
                             Land for Wildlife Officer user accounts.

                  8. Term, Review and Extension

                     8.a     The Partners believe that the arrangements detailed in this Memorandum
                             of Understanding are an effective and efficient means for achieving the
                             Vision and, in recognition of this, intend that, unless varied or extended
                             under this Clause 8 or Terminated under Clause 10, this Memorandum of
                             Understanding will remain in place until the 30 June 2021.

                      8.b    The Partners intend that this Memorandum of Understanding, when
                             signed, will supersede any earlier Land for Wildlife Memorandum of
                             Understanding in place between the Partners.

                      8.c    The Partners intend to review the Memorandum of Understanding from
                             time-to-time to ensure that it best reflects efforts for achieving the Vision
                             and, to this end, may seek to vary or extend this Memorandum of
                             Understanding.

                      8.d    The Partners acknowledge the benefit of aligning any variations to this
                             Memorandum of Understanding with similar Land for Wildlife Memoranda
                             of Understanding that the Project Manager has agreed with Participating
                             Local Governments and, accordingly, will seek to consult with the Steering
                             Committee to ensure that any variations align with the regional Land for
                             Wildlife program.

                  Land for Wildlife Memorandum of Understanding —
                  Healthy Waterways and Catchments Limited and Noosa Council                  Page 9 of 16

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