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2019-05-07 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 MAY 2019
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Community Bushland Care Program Recruitment of 38 new volunteers Now that the groups are all up and Preparation for a big National Tree
since January bringing our total to running for the year, using available Day event.
204 registered volunteers. resources to provide the technical Exploring ways to better tailor and
New volunteers for the Castaways and physical support required to market the program to be more
Beach group has allowed them to achieve the goals outlined in the attractive to a wider demographic.
significantly increase the size of their bushcare plans.
project area. Continued production of group-
specific promotional material, mostly
in the form of promotional flyers
which have been distributed in the
areas around Bushcare sites as well
as social media platforms. This form
of direct response marketing is low
cost and has proven to be quite
successful so far and recruitment of
the majority of new volunteers can
be attributed to it.
The Nature Conservancy Partnership - Drafting partnership agreement with Developing partnership agreement
Bring Back The Fish The Nature Conservancy to with The Nature Conservancy to
formalise partnership on the oyster formalise partnership. Bring draft
reef project. agreement to Council for approval.
Environment Levy Land Acquisition Nature refuge processing completed Finalising details around extension Preparation for first tree planting at
Program for Cooloothin of the Girraween Nature Refuge. Yurol / Ringtail.
Continue maintenance works at Working towards start of
Johns Landing and Cooloothin revegetation projects at Yurol-
Ringtail site.
Pest Management Completed 3rd quarter of Biosecurity Feral Deer control in the Lake Complete 4th quarter of Biosecurity
Surveillance Program including the MacDonald area corresponding with Surveillance Program.
inspection of properties in the Kin the breeding season. Complete annual contract work for
Kin, Pinbarren and Cooran areas. Survey of properties in the Pinbarren Transport and Main Roads for
Intensive Wild dog and Fox control Creek area for the mapping of Cat’s priority weed control and feral deer
trapping completed by contractor in Claw Creeper infestations. management on State controlled
Ridgewood, Federal, Cooroy road reserve areas.
Mountain, Pinbarren, Kin Kin and Draft new Biosecurity Plan to
Cootharaba areas. replace Pest Management Plan.
Complete first round of Coordinated
Wild Dog control baiting in the areas
of Como, Kin Kin, Cootharaba,
Federal and Ridgewood.
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