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2015-10-13 Planning & Organisation Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Flying Fox Management Plan
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Mitigation type Recommendation Responsible
General The bowls club, in partnership with Council, may consider assessing the feasibility of a trial to reduce fly-out impacts Bowls club and Council
using deterrents (i.e. wires/netting/flagging etc.) to potentially redirect some fly-over. Grant funding may be available
from various sources, including through the State initiative ‘Get Playing Spaces and Places – funding to improve
facilities’. More information for this grant can be found at
http://www.qld.gov.au/recreation/sports/funding/getinthegame/getplaying/.
If found to be successful, it may provide a useful management option for other residents that are being severely
impacted by faecal drop.
Subsidies/funding Investigate grant opportunities that may be available to residents and businesses around the roost to assist with Council and land owners
assistance general mitigation measures (i.e. seat covers and alternatives to shade cloth awnings for outdoor furniture).
Aircraft strike Ensure the hospital and private airstrip are aware of large influxes of flying-foxes, and any management that may alter Council
management flying-fox behaviour/movements, so that pilots can respond to increased strike risk.
Dawn and dusk flights should be avoided wherever possible, and if required by the hospital, helicopters should be Noosa Hospital and private
diverted and patient transfer done by ambulance. airstrip
Planning instruments Consider adequate buffers and other planning provisions for new developments neighbouring Wallace Park. Council
to avoid future
impacts
Alternative habitat Encourage re-establishment of the Goat Island roost through limiting disturbance around the island where possible. Council
Flying-fox roost management options ecosure.com.au | 24
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