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2015-07-21 Infrastructure and Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 21 JULY 2015
SECTION RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES LOOKING AHEAD
Pest Management Completed the fourth quarter pest Implementing the first Quarter Pest Improvement in fox control on the North
survey of rural properties. Survey for 2015/16. Shore.
Quad bike operator safety procedure Revise methodology for the delivery of Develop electronic field recording device
developed by John McCarron pest plant control program and priority (Tablet) to create efficiencies
Rotary ditcher purchased for the areas for control. Investigate the potential for the
reinstatement of habitat modifications Continue cross training of Pest and development of a feral deer tagging
when conditions permit Vector team to maximise output, assist program with Dept. of Agriculture,
with seasonal spikes in all three areas Fisheries and Forestry to map deer
Obtain licence for Vector Officer to movements in the Tinbeerwah area.
enable him to undertake gassing of fox
dens.
Liaise with National Parks management
to enhance wild animal control activities
– possible joint programs – improved
coordination.
Pest Plant Animal and Vector control
Officers to undertake safe
handling/operation of quad bike course.
Coordinated by WH&S Officer, John
McCarron.
Undertake runnelling of existing habitat
modifications when tidal areas are totally
dry.
Cemeteries Small truck currently being replaced with Prepare plaque display on level 1 to Enter all existing Cemetery plots into T1
an extra cab utility and trailer to reduce allow bereaved families to make choices as staff resources permit
operational costs. Electronically scanning cemetery burial Creation of cemetery web site.
and ashes records into ECM.
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