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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
Libraries Awarded Spinal Injury Australia's Commission consultant to undertake Complete Phase Two of Library
Inclusive Community Champions Award phase two of Library Services review Services review
for outstanding public facility Prepare cleaning contract specifications Commence Libraries Strategic Plan
Robot’s for Everyone program and documents for tender process process once phase two of Service
commenced – first two robotic Gutter replacement for Noosaville Library Review is complete
demonstrations booked out within 48 Rooftop drain replacement for Cooroy Commission comprehensive condition
hours, further demonstrations and training Library assessment for Mobile Library trailer
workshops underway Train an additional employee to obtain a Review outcome of building condition
Awarded a State Library kit of Ozobot HC licence to be able to drive and assessments to inform 2016/17
small robots operate the Mobile Library budget
Operating of Cooroy Library Café Recruit adult learners for the Dollars Preparation of 2016/17 draft budget
transferred to United Synergies - launch Making Sense grant-funded program. Partnering with Cooroy community
held on 1st October Finalise Noosa’s War Front grant-funded and agency stakeholders to develop a
Recruitment for Casual Librarian and project – exhibition launch in November local youth strategy.
Library Assistant vacancies completed – Develop Summer School Holiday
over 220 applications received – 4 staff program
appointed and undergoing training Develop new Ozobot robotics program
iPads installed allowing access in Implement next phase of First Five
branches to online magazines through Forever program
Zinio Deliver ongoing program of evening
First Five Forever early literacy program literary events at Cooroy and Noosaville
(previously Best Start) funded through libraries– Fiona McIntosh, Peter Watt and
State Library of Queensland, underway Ian Ingram
with reference group established and 10 Contribute online content for the State
visits to local early childcare centres to Library Q Anzac 100 Historypin grant to
promote early literacy and preparation for present WWI stories of the Noosa
school community
Transferred Mill Place Boiler House
works responsibility to Planning &
Infrastructure
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