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2015-01-12 General Committee Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 7 Pest Management Plan 2015-2019
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Log in to see the plans as drawnDesired outcome Issues Specific outcomes
Resources Efficiently and adequately
resource weed and pest animal
management
Holistic management Integrate pest management
planning with other planning
processes
Prevention, eradication and containment
Introduction, spread and Prevention of introduction Prevent the introduction of new
establishment of weeds and weeds and pest animals
pest animals is prevented
Early detection and eradication Prevent the local establishment
of new weeds and pest animals
Containment Minimise the spread of weeds
and pest animals to new areas
Integrated management
Integrated systems for Development of management Develop new and improve
managing the impacts of practices existing management practices
established weeds and pest
animals are developed and Adoption of management Adopt and promote best
widely implemented practices practice management
Management incentives Offer incentives for practicing
pest management
Population and impact Reduce pest populations an
management impacts
Environmentally significant Protect environmentally
areas significant areas from impact of
pests
8. The pest management planning process
8.1.Plan development
Development of a local government area pest management plan is a statutory requirement
under the Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002 and certain
aspects of the planning process are dictated by the Act. The planning process was also
guided by the Guidelines for Local Government Area Pest Management Plans (Biosecurity
Queensland, 2009).
Key statutory requirements of the planning process included the establishment of a
stakeholder group, the provision of a public submission period and certain aspects of the
approval process.
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