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2015-11-10 Infrastructure & Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 10 NOVEMBER 2015
SECTION RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES LOOKING AHEAD
Noosa Community Centre refurbishment works completed. Updating and rebranding policies and Transfer HAS database to TRACCS
Support Temporary relocation to Noosa Pirates procedures database.
Rugby League Club during works was a Clean-up of Windows Explorer drives Scan and save electronically
big success for all parties. and folders and subsequent migration of paperwork/client records and to
Business Development Team Leader files to refined N drive. archive hard copies.
appointed and has now commenced. Continued roll-out of rebranding across Continue to monitor upcoming
Completed changeover to My Aged Care various mediums. changes to funding models and once
referral system as part of Consumer Construction of a workshop to be used more is known, plan for changes
Directed Care by clients who struggle to connect with accordingly.
Staff participation in Community Facilities the more traditional indoor respite centre Development of long-term asset
(CF) strategic planning day. activities. Funding to come from the management plan.
centre’s reserve account.
Noosa Leisure Centre July - Noosa Long Weekend Festival – Redesign of reception desk to allow for Noosa ‘Contendor of the Codes’ –
performances by: enhanced customer service and more amateur boxing event at NLC on 21
Opera Australia - presenting ‘The efficient operations. November. Charity event raising
Magic Flute’. Over 700 people Continued planning and preparation for funds for local sporting clubs and
attended this evening performance. use of centre as a disaster evacuation Sunshine Butterflies.
NLWF Orchestra – with over centre. Construction of redesigned reception
500 people attending. Conduct survey of group fitness desk as part of the capital works
Excellent response from both patrons participants and use feedback to enhance program.
and NLWF organisers for both the program in time for summer. Development of long-term asset
events. Clean-up of Windows Explorer drives management plan.
Kids play room (formerly used for Jump and folders and subsequent migration of
Bunch Classes) –now used for casual files to refined N drive.
play sessions – with steady and Australasian Ladies Badminton
encouraging numbers attending each Championships – 18 to 24 October. 74
week. teams (350 ladies) competing from
Staff participation in CF strategic planning Australia and New Zealand.
day.
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