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2021-05-11 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 MAY 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Environmental Services
Implementation of the ZEN Councillor workshop in March 2021 to Climate Change Response Plan Continued solar and energy
Organisational Strategy look at pathway options to zero net currently out for public comment – efficiency projects throughout
emissions by 2026. from the 24 March. Council facilities.
Stakeholder engagement on the Supporting the waste team in Collate Climate Change
Climate Change Response Plan. development of the new Waste Response Plan feedback and
Climate Week (21-28 March) Strategy finalise report to Council.
undertaken with high participation at Noosa North Shore Holiday Park Organise the Noosa Youth
over 20 events, including the Electric and Tewantin Splash Park solar Climate Summit in partnership
Vehicle Expo. installations. with the Noosa Environmental
Education Hub.
Flying-fox management Completed installation and activation of Delivery of subsidised services Delivery of subsidised services
sprinkler system at north-west corner of program to residents around program to residents around
Wallace Park. Wallace Park and Kin Kin. Wallace Park and Kin Kin.
Intensive community engagement with Undertake tree management work at
several hundred thousand Little Red Kin Kin when the ground is dry
Flying-foxes at Wallace Park in enough to access the site.
February.
Deliver subsidised services program to
residents around Wallace Park & Kin
Kin.
Ongoing monitoring of flying-fox
numbers at Wallace Park;
o Jan BFF (409), GHFF (290),
LRFF (35,761)
o Feb LRFF (166,838)
o Mar LRFF (44,183)
Damage to vegetation caused by Little Red Flying-foxes at Wallace Park,
which left the site in late March.
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