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2021-02-09 Services & Organisation Committee Meeting Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 FEBRUARY 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
WASTE & ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH
Waste Management Commenced development of new 20-year Progress Waste Strategy development To work with MRA on potential
Waste Strategy including planning community consultation service delivery methods for the
Official opening of the new ‘Ed Shed” phase. bulk kerbside collection service and
waste education facility at Eumundi Road Implement enhanced illegal dumping report to Council.
RRC surveillance and compliance activities Complete the detailed design phase
Waste officers worked closely with utilising Qld Govt grant. for the construction of the next
collections contractor to ensure effective Waste service levels of key commercial waste cell and expansion of
service delivery during busy summer businesses to be audited as Covid resource recovery area at Eumundi
holiday period. restrictions ease. Road Landfill
Progress construction of 2nd weighbridge Construction of a waste compound
and new gatehouse at Eumundi Road in Noosa Woods that will allow
Landfill & Resource Recovery Centre more effective servicing of public
Landfill gas contractor liaising with place bins in the Hastings Street
Energex on potential for power generation precinct.
at landfill.
Waste Levy Waste Levy fees being paid to State Payment of waste levy revenue on time in To complete the waste budget
Government in accordance with monthly accordance with legislation to avoid process and provide a submission
invoices received. interest penalty payments to the Queensland Government for
Worked with Rates Section on the the annual subsidy payment to
introduction of the $5 increase to the offset the levy for domestic
Waste Levy from January 2021 services.
Memorandum of Understanding Formal MoU process concluded Waste Managers from the three Councils Monitor progress as Moreton Bay
(MOU) with Unitywater, Sunshine Report presented to Council on the MoU will continue to meet to discuss potential RC continue to explore advanced
Coast Regional Council & Moreton in December 2020. opportunities to work collaboratively on waste treatment options.
Bay Regional Council regarding regional advanced waste treatment.
Advanced Waste Treatment
Health Inspection Program Licensed premises inspection program Conduct annual inspection program of Planning for reinspection of
delayed by COVID – 19 workloads licensed premises where possible and industrial premises at risk of
however EHO’s have now completed 95% monitor the ongoing impact of COVID-19 waterways pollution
of the inspections Liaise with Queensland Health, Public Continued integration of Covid safe
Fees and charges for public swimming Health Unit on Covid safe compliance for compliance workload into current
pool approvals complete the Noosa region work structures
Completed transition from paper based Planning to build capacity for an effective Provide technical and specialist
inspection program to electronic multi-agency health response in advice to the community and
inspections via iPads preparedness for a second wave of internal business units on Covid
339 Health requests, 122 Food COVID-19 on the Sunshine Coast safe practices from a public health
inspections, 68 Covid Inspections perspective
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