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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
Procedures implemented to improve Investigating payment gateway Implement e-payment gateway
Christmas sale season stock software for events booking
management Working with local organisations to
Review of product range completed create a Made in Noosa Register to
and new stock lines trialled. Sales locate local quality makers to supply
increased by 20%. to NRG shop
Floating land 2017 Completed planning and delivery of Evaluation of Floating Land 2017 Develop scoping plan for Floating
Floating Land 2017 underway including assessment of Land 2019
Building Better Regions Fund feedback and outcomes
application successful – Floating Determining use of BBR grant
Land awarded $47K
Local Laws
Business as Usual activities
New Trainee position For the first time a Trainee Local Teach and develop trainee
Law officer position has been
developed. The successful applicant
commences with the section on
Monday, 30 October.
Illegal Camping Patrols Adjustment of patrol hours has seen Continue this strategy into the Monitor and review
an increased level of enforcement warmer months to gauge
and a reduction in camping activity effectiveness.
complaints. New mobile infringement
system has seen significant gains in
this area.
Beach Patrols Random patrol times have seen a Maintain focus and patrols and look Monitor.
significant decrease of illegal activity toward expanding use of New
on beaches. Numerous System to all officers.
infringements issued for dog
offences. Trial of New mobile
infringement system has seen
significant improvement in time
management related to patrol
infringement times. The ability to
now attach photographic evidence to
each infringement has resulted in
less down time for officers and
admin attaching photos to files in the
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