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2015-08-18 Planning and Organisation Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 18 AUGUST 2015
Initiative Comment
Community Services
Pest and Vector Control – Draft Pest Management Plan went out to public
Develop a vector control plan for consultation on 4 March and closed 7 April. The
Noosa and liaise with Plan was adopted by Council on 7 May 2015.
representatives from State and
Commonwealth Government.
Local Laws – Undertake a review Proposed new Subordinate Local Laws went out
of Council’s local laws to public consultation and community responses
were incorporated into the new suite of Noosa
Local Laws which were adopted by Council on 7
May 2015. The new Local Laws came into force
on 1 July 2015.
Social Plan – Review Noosa Demographic data and community profiles have
Social Plan been completed.
The Social Plan Reference Group continues to
meet regularly.
Workshop with Councillors has been held and
Community Services staff are developing the
draft Social Plan.
Kerbside Collection – continue Planning for the 2015 kerbside clean-up is
kerbside clean up complete with the rollout of the program to begin
in August
Disaster Management – The Noosa Local Disaster Management Plan
Continue to establish and refine 2015/16 and the Noosa Local Disaster Recovery
Disaster Management & response Plan were adopted by Council on 2 July 2015
arrangements for the Noosa local
government area
Corporate Services
Credit Review – Undertake a The updated 10 year financial model was
QTC Credit Review to confirm provided to Queensland Treasury Corporation
Council’s long term financial (QTC) in January 2015, and meetings were held
sustainability through February / March to facilitate the review.
The outcomes of the review were presented to
Council by QTC in May 2015.
Council received an upgraded credit rating
which was an excellent result.
Council buildings – physical risk All large Council buildings (e.g. administration
and condition assessment of all building, library etc) have had detailed condition
Council buildings assessments completed as priority projects
The remainder of Council buildings (e.g. toilet
blocks, community halls etc) are being
progressively assessed and an inspection
program developed to complete those
assessments.
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