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2015-01-12 General Committee Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 7 Pest Management Plan 2015-2019
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# Note: Absorbed
= May be carried
out as part of an
existing officer’s
duties
2014.
4.2 A database is kept on pest surveys, property Database is maintained Council and State Ongoing Council Currently
pest management plans and regulatory Government Agencies absorbed. underway
actions. Existing
processes to
continue.
4.3 Domestic animals such as cats and dogs that Regulation of Local Council, Biosecurity Qld, Ongoing Council Ongoing
may impact on native fauna are controlled Laws residents absorbed.
through local law regulatory services and Part of local
compliance actions implemented for illegal laws duties.
pets.
Objective 5: Conduct research to improve our understanding and knowledge of pests and their control
Desired outcome: Informed decision making
5.1 Conduct targeted research for specific pest Research is completed Biosecurity Qld As required Biosecurity Qld, Ongoing
species consistent with State research and recommendations supported by Council, grants,
priorities made for specific pest QPWS, Environment University
species Groups, Universities and Research
landholders programs
5.2 Controls are trialled and literature produced Trials are conducted on Council, Biosecurity Qld. As required Government Ongoing
for key pest management issues. a case by case basis Environment Groups, funding and
identified by Council landholders grants
and key stakeholders
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