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OPERATIONAL PLAN 2024-25 Q3 QUARTERLY REPORTING (Referred from Services and Organisation Committee Meeting dated 10 June 2025 - Item 8.1) · Attachment 1 - Q3 Operational Plan Update
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Details of Initiatives that are completed:
Completed Initiatives
OP Ref Initiative Service/Mgr Responsible Status Date Delivered
1.3.5 Implement the Noosa Spit Shoreline Erosion Infrastructure Planning Completed 31/08/2024
Management Plan (SEMP) to protect the Noosa Design & Delivery
Spit and river estuary (incl. sand and Noosaville Manager
foreshores) from major coastal events.
1.4.1 Prepare Conservation Management Plans for at Arts and Culture Manager Completed 26/03/2025
least two Council-controlled heritage places to
inform decision making about conserving and
managing places of cultural significance.
1.5.1 Finalise the transition arrangements for the Yurol Environment Manager Completed 01/02/2025
Ringtail State Forest land for conservation to
expand the area protected for conservation in
Noosa Shire.
Details of Initiatives that are on track to be completed within scheduled timeframe:
Initiatives on Target
OP Ref Initiative Service/Mgr Responsible Status Reason for Status
1.1.1 Continue to deliver the Modern Water Quality Environment Manager On Track Monitoring continuing as planned for all sites. Six-month trial of
Monitoring Program for the Noosa and Mary River Mary River sub-catchment monitoring has commenced with
Sub-catchments to monitor the environmental SCC. Executive briefed on monitoring performance in Jan.
health of the catchments and identify priority
areas for management.
1.2.1 Continue to deliver the Noosa Bushland Reserve Environment Manager On Track Program planning completed for 2025 burns. Maintenance of
Strategic Fire Management Plan 2021 and deliver trails and breaks are being undertaken. Planned Burns are now
planned burns and mechanical fuel reduction underway as weather permits.
where conditions allow in priority reserves, based
on a comprehensive bushfire risk assessment.
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