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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 MAY 2022
1. 2021-22 OPERATIONAL PLAN
The Operational Plan contains details of the specific projects that were adopted by Council
as part of its budget process. The reporting format for the FY 2021/22 operational plan
contains operational initiatives based on the key focus areas of the Corporate Plan whereas
the “business as usual” activities are included in Branch Plans.
Details of each Operational Plan Initiative are set out in Attachment 1 with a progress update
of each item using the following status criteria of
completed
on track
behind schedule
not started
Additional comments on each item are also provided by the responsible officers for
completeness. It is important to note that this report is for the 2 nd quarter 2021/22 and only
reflects the progress as at 31 March 2022.
There are 76 operational initiatives grouped under and answerable to the 5 key themes of
the adopted Corporate Plan of:
Noosa Environment
Noosa Community
Noosa Economy
Long Term Planning for Noosa Shire
Excellence as a Council
The current overall status of these initiatives is:
Status Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4
(July – Sept 2021) (Oct – Dec 2021) (Jan – Mar 2022) (Mar – June 2022)
Not started 3 3 3
Behind Schedule 9 6 15
On Track 63 62 52
Completed 1 5 6
In summary, three of the projects remain ‘not started’. Items 4.4 and 4.5 in the report are
associated with the decision to delay the development of the new Corporate Plan to allow
input from the new CEO. The third is item 5.2 and reflects Council’s decision to hold off on
any decisions on the development of Carpenters Lane land holding.
An increase in “Behind Schedule” from the last quarter is primarily due to staff availability
and isolation requirements of the COVID19 Pandemic affecting resourcing and natural
disaster (flooding). Note - some of these initiatives are multi-year projects and have been
categorised as “on track” given the initiative will be completed in a future financial year.
The following table provides a brief summary of a number of high interest initiatives. The full
list can be seen in Attachment 1.
Initiatives Comment
Coastal Hazards Adaption Plan Implementation plan currently being developed with projects
(CHAP) earmarked for initiation this year, including developing an
integrated coastal monitoring program, building resilience in
the Noosaville foreshore; investigating the viability of offshore
sand supply for beach nourishment; and developing best-
practice design standards for functional, equitable and
sustainable beach access areas.
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