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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 MAY 2022
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 MAY 2022
Corporate Plan Key Operational Initiatives Outcomes Responsible Updates Status Q2 Q3
Focus Areas Areas/Officers
Continue to progress the The Council has a planto | Strategic Land | Implementation plan currently being developed Ontrack | Ontrack
finalisation and respond to the challenges | Use Planning/ | with projects earmarked for initiation this year,
implementation of the of climate change on our | Director including developing an integrated coastal
Coastal Hazard Adaption coastal areas Environment &| Monitoring program, building resilience in the
Plan (CHAP) Sustainable Noosaville foreshore; investigating the viability of
Development | offshore sand supply for beach nourishment; and
developing best-practice design standards for
functional, equitable and sustainable beach
access areas.
Finalise the development of | Climate risks and Strategic Land | The Climate Change Response Plan Community | On track On track
the Climate Change emissions reduction are Use Planning/ | Reference Group presented recommendations for
Response Plan & considered and Project Officer Council to consider in the 2022/23 budget.
commence implementation responded to ina holistic |—Carbon LGAQ Climate Risk Framework for Local
way Reduction Government pilot project continuing.
Continue the Improved management of | Environmental | Significant investment in staff training and skilling | On track Behind
implementation of our bushland reserves Services/ has occurred in the quarter in preparation for Schedule
Council’s Fire Management | with regard to fire andthe | Environmental | Prescribed burning in cooler months. Storage of
Plans and bushland implementation of amore | Services required fire equipment has proven problematic
reserves proactive, specialised Manager and options are currently being considered.
burning regime
Noosa Heads Main Beach Improved management of | Asset BMT Global preparing sediment sampling and Ontrack | Ontrack
SEMP shoreline erosion in Management/ | analysis plan (SAP). SAP finalisation and
Noosa Main Beach and Asset Planning approval received in March 2022.
Noosa River Coordinator
Coastal Reserve Develop a detailed Asset A workshop with Councillors to inform on Ontrack | Ontrack
Management Plan management Plan forthe | Management/ | background information and discuss
eastern beaches to Asset Planning| Management principles was undertaken in
manage encroachments, Coordinator; February and was well received. Drafting of the
accesses and works in Environment | plan is underway with another Councillor
the dunes Officer — workshop scheduled in the fourth quarter.
Coastal
Management
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