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2022-10-24 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 24 OCTOBER 2022
Funding Source Application Amount
Status
v. Golden Gully Road, Kin Kin Assessment $1M
Some reconstruction of section over waterways required.
Conditions of the grant required the road to be built to current
standards so these will be upgraded to meet with Department of
Agriculture and Fisheries requirements. Reconstruction planned
mid 2023.
Project Status: The final design is progressing and the plan is to
go to market via a tender in Q1 2023
vi. There are 75 roads that have been assessed as requiring some Assessment $2.14M
reconstruction and staff are determining the best undertake
complementary works to provide improved outcomes for the
roads for the community. Construction to proceed over the entire
2023 year.
Project Status: The most appropriate plan and capacity for
delivery are being reviewed. This will determine what work will
require outsourcing.
d. Other grants
Further grant funding is available to support the efforts of recovery from the floods. These grants are
focused on supporting recovery and resilience. The current grants that Council have been engaged in
are:
i. Clean Up Grant Development $100,000
o This supports the cost recovery of items not included in the to
REPA guidelines such as pontoon removal and polystyrene $120,000
clean-up.
o This is still in development but it is expected to recover cost
of $100k - $120k
ii. Community and Recreation Grants Assessment $4.62M
This includes reconstruction of Trail 4 (Black Pinch Rd), Boreen
Point Foreshore and investigation of Fire Trails.
iii. Community Development Grants Approved $535,334
Noosa has been granted funds to engage a Community Recovery
and Resilience Officer on a 2-year contract to support
communities directly affected by the floods. This figure includes
funding for engagement activities over the 2-years.
There are further grants that Council are pursuing such as Flexible Funding, Flood Risk
Management and Small Business recovery and resilience grants.
Previous Council Consideration
Nil
Finance
There has been one direct cost impact of $2,480 to date for the sensor equipment to Andersons
Road temporary road. This cost does not meet the REPA guidelines for flood recovery.
All other work to date is deemed as costs that are within the DRFA guidelines and will be funded,
to date $1.4M. This work encompasses the essential engineering and surveying work to develop
plans for reconstruction of assets.
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