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2022-05-16 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 MAY 2022
Initiatives Comment
Kin Kin Recreational Centre Stage 1 works have been completed and the magnitude of
Renewal damage caused by the Microbat guano was less than
expected.
Stage 2 and 3 works have commenced mid- February and will
proceed for approx. 3 months
Development of Destination Internal engagement has commenced with Councillors, the
Management Framework Executive and Leadership teams to build awareness and
Concept acceptance of the proposed process to establish the
Destination Management Plan – Managing success. From an
external perspective a presentation was made to Tourism
Noosa and preliminary introduction made to sectors of the
business community.
Forward planning and procurement processes are underway
with contracts to be appointed for key pieces of work that seek
to inform key components of the Destination Management Plan.
Internal governance being established to inform and guide the
project.
Short Stay Local Law Short Stay local law commenced on the 1 st February 2022.
implementation
Continue to implement priority Go Noosa 21/22 Easter Holidays implementation.
activities from the Noosa Ongoing collaboration and negotiation with TransLink to
Transport Strategy identified Noosa public transport projects. Finalised
agreement for the extension of the free bus trial for weekends
over next 12 months following Council endorsement.
Noosa Heads Bus Stop Options Analysis and Concept design
ongoing.
2. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
As Council would be aware, KPIs were first developed for our organisation at the beginning
of 2014/15. 16 of those KPIs are reported to Council on a quarterly basis. The KPIs are
included in Attachment 2.
A selection of some of the key statistics arising from the KPI assessments are shown below:
Our People
The issue of staff turnover has been topical recently. For the information of Council,
our historical staff turnover has been as per the table below:
Year Staff turnover rate (percentage)
2014/15 11.06%
2015/16 13.06%
2016/17 8.9%
2017/18 8.2%
2018/19 10.9%
2019/20 9.6%
2020/21 6.6%
The staff turnover rate in this third quarter of 2021/22 has increased from 3.3% to
approximately 4.65%. It is important to note that these percentages only relate to the
movement in permanent positions and do not include temporary and casual positions.
Our Customers
The number of customer requests has increased in this quarter particularly in the area
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