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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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Initiatives on Target
OP Ref Initiative Service/Mgr Responsible Status Reason for Status
1.2.2 Continue to deliver a Community Bushcare Environment Manager On Track Annual programs on-track for 2025 for all bush-care groups
Program for active volunteers across bushland
care groups and undertake a review of the
Community Bushland Care Guideline.
1.2.3 Initiate a review of the Biosecurity Plan 2020 to Environment Manager On Track Underway - a draft is currently being reviewed.
manage invasive species which threaten Noosa's
biodiversity values.
1.3.1 Finalise the Noosaville Foreshore Management Infrastructure Planning On Track Community feedback received during phase three of
Plan to provide an asset renewal program for Design & Delivery community engagement, this feedback has been analysed and
aging infrastructure and in response to increased Manager the draft plan is being revised in close consultation with
community expectations and the increasing risk of Councillors. Draft plan is being presented for endorsement at
climate change. Councils June meeting
1.3.2 Initiate the implementation of the Eastern Environment Manager On Track Education material complete, public awareness campaign has
Beaches Foreshore Management Plan 2023 started, restoration program is underway within available
focusing on education and awareness of the social budget and resourcing, beach infrastructure access manual is
and environmental values of foreshores, and key 80% developed, community workshop planned for Peregian
management issues. area.
1.3.4 Implement the Encroachments Policy and Environment Manager On Track Recovery projects undertaken at Lorikeet Drive and Mulloway
Operational procedure, including the St., Teewah. Communication material finalised and distribution
development of a community education and has been focused on high value areas. Implementation
awareness campaign to guide community use and initiatives occurring within allocated budget and resourcing.
management of council managed land.
1.4.2 Document the iconic story of surfing in Noosa to Arts and Culture Manager On Track Oral history interviews completed and these and other digitized
capture this unique aspect of Noosa’s heritage and materials uploaded to Heritage Noosa. A community event was
lifestyle. held at The J in March to promote the project and to encourage
community engagement with the Heritage Noosa site. Material
collected from donors and interviewees from this FY will be
digitised by EOFY.
1.5.2 Review the Conservation Land Plan/Policy to Environment Manager On Track Nearing completion to be reported to Council in June/July
provide a clear methodology for identifying land
parcels for consideration of purchase (via the
Environment Levy) for inclusion in the Voluntary
Conservation Agreement program or the Land for
Wildlife program.
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