2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2

                         Noosa Local Disaster Recovery Plan 2015/2016

                                      responds to the housing needs of residents in public
                                       housing affected by disaster
                                    facilitates broader provision of emergency
                                       accommodation
                                    works with other agencies to coordinate medium and
                                       longer-term housing strategies
                                    Q-Build is the lead agency for the provision of
                                       community recovery services in regards to building
Housing and Public Works               and engineering services.
                                    includes coordinating and conducting damage
                                       inspections and assessments of private residences
                                       on behalf of the Department of Communities in order
                                       to validate repair quotations obtained by the
                                       owner/occupier from private contractors
                                    Q-build also provides advice and supports the
                                       establishment of Community Recovery Centres and
                                       Coordination
                                    responds to animal welfare matters
                                    responds to plant disease outbreaks
                                    responds to disease/biosecurity issues
Agriculture, Fisheries and          provides farm financial counselling services
Forestry                            works with primary industries to recover from major
                                       emergencies
                                    administers Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery.
                                       Arrangements (NDRRA) for primary producers in
                                       disaster declared areas
                                  The department is responsible for managing the health
                                  of the environment to protect Queensland’s unique
                                  ecosystems, including its landscapes and waterways, as
                                  well as its native plants and animals and biodiversity. In
                                  recovery they assist through:
                                    identifying and advising on environmental and
                                       cultural heritage impacts and risks. This may include
                                       air quality, water quality, soil and groundwater,
                                       landscapes, ecosystems and wildlife, heritage places
                                       and indigenous cultural heritage
                                    rehabilitating, conserving and supporting the natural
                                       recovery of impacted (or at risk) terrestrial, aquatic
Environment and Heritage
                                       and marine ecosystems, wildlife, landscapes and
Protection
                                       natural resources
                                    restoring and conserving impacted (or at risk) cultural
                                       heritage values and places
                                    supporting long-term community sustainability needs.
                                       This may include reinstating environmental
                                       protections and ecosystem services, and advancing
                                       Ecologically Sustainable Development principles in
                                       built environment recovery, economic recovery and
                                       waste management
                                    ensuring environmental bodies, affected
                                       communities and interest groups are involved in the
                                       decision making process
                                  The Department of Natural Resources and Mines
                                  (DNRM) is responsible for the management and
Natural Resource and Mines        sustainable use of Queensland's natural resources: our
(NRM)                             land, water and minerals. In order to deliver economic,
                                  environmental and social benefits to all Queenslanders.
                                  In recovery they provide advice and information
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