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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
Pest Management Completed 3rd quarter of Biosecurity Priority weed control on State road Complete 4th quarter of
Surveillance Program including the reserve areas as part of annual Biosecurity Surveillance program
inspection of properties in Kin Kin, contract with Transport & Main property inspections.
Pinbarren, Cooran and the parts of Roads. Feral Deer control in the Lake
Como that are within the Noosa Council Fox control trapping near marine MacDonald area corresponding
boundary (38 properties were Turtle nesting sites at Peregian and with the mating season.
inspected). Marcus Beach.
Undertook feral pig control on Noosa Complete final inspection of
North Shore airstrip to quickly manage properties for the identification and
the population causing significant mapping of Cat’s Claw Creeper
damage at the site. weed infestations, and liaise with
Intensive wild dog trapping program Landcare over initial on-ground
undertaken at Federal, Ridgewood, works as an outcome of the surveys.
Pinbarren, Cooroy Mountain, Kin Kin Undertaking first wild dog baiting
and Cootharaba. program for 2021, working with 19
participating private properties.
Feral pigs in trap at Noosa North Shore airfield
Noosa River Management In partnership with Maritime Safety Working with NRSAC members to Support development of NRSAC
Queensland, completed Terms of finalise the Terms of Reference for and work with MSQ to deliver on
Reference for Noosa River Stakeholder the group. actions where relevant.
Advisory Committee (NRSAC). Providing support to NRSAC
NRSAC Expression of Interest opened subcommittees tasked with
on 18 February and closed on 5 March investigating specific issues.
with 20 applications. 14 of the nominees
appointed to the committee.
First meeting of NRSAC held on 14
April.
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