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2017-11-07 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 NOVEMBER 2017
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Finalisation of the David Low Way Ongoing project management of the quarter 2018.
car park delayed as a result of the Digital Hub construction project.
need to relocate a sewerage line. Review of the Digital Hub business
Tenders for management of the case following Council’s decision not
Digital Hub closed 4 July 2017. to accept any of the management
tenders for the operation of the
Digital Hub.
Cooroy Memorial Hall Land swap with DNRM to resolve Monitoring CMHA’s progress in CMHA estimate a 6 -8 month period
encroachment issues with both the delivering the restoration works. to undertake the building works.
Cooroy Memorial Hall and Cooroy
RSL Club finalised.
Construction works commenced in
July. These works being project
managed by the Cooroy Memorial
Hall Association (CMHA).
The CMHA have been successful in
obtaining a significant sponsorship
from the Bendigo Bank and a project
grant from the Community Benefit
fund.
Purchase of Johns Landing Council signed a contract to Continue to work with the relevant Finalise purchase of the Johns
purchase the 49 hectare property on government agencies and not for Landing property.
June 13. profit community groups and the
The community roundtable of Johns family to find accommodation
Government agencies and not for for remaining residents.
profit community groups established
to assist with long term residents’
transition to new accommodation
working well.
Approximately three quarters of the
long term residents have now found
alternative accommodation.
Libraries & Galleries
Libraries
Pro-actively develop library collections to Finalised 2017/18 standing order Undertake large scale stock assessment Plan the relocation of Noosaville
meet current and future needs of Noosa plans in line with comparative usage and weed of physical collections based collection stock as part of refurbishment
on publication age and demand project to ensure the distribution of
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