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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
Planning & Infrastructure
Planning Scheme Review – Ministerial sign off for public consultation was
Complete proposed amendment been received in the June quarter.
to the Noosa Planning Scheme Community consultation planned to occur
including the Temporary Local between August and October 2015 developed.
Planning Instrument (Vegetation
Protection Overlay) for the Noosa
area
Noosa Design Manual – Noosa Design Manual adopted by Council on 2
Development of a design manual July 2015.
for private and public
infrastructure elements that
contribute to the look and feel of
Noosa
Noosa Traffic Study – New The Noosa Traffic Study is nearing completion
study to identify road hierarchy with all traffic count analysis being completed.
and guide intersection priorities Noosa Council is also participating in the
NORSCATS Study which is being undertaken by
DTMR and due for completion in November of
this year.
Executive
Enterprise Bargaining CA negotiations have been put on hold due to
Agreement -Coordination of legislative and award changes.
agreement (subject to State It is unlikely that new local government awards
Legislative changes) will be resolved until the end of October at the
earliest.
Economic Development – Noosa Economic profile has been completed
Economic Development and published
Strategy Consultation has been undertaken via the
Economic Project Focus Group and public
meetings.
Key themes and sectors have been identified
and drafting of Noosa Local Economic Plan has
commenced
2. KPIS
The key issues arising from an assessment of the KPIs for the fourth quarter are as follows:
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