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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
Public Order The new suite of Local Laws for the Finalise Service Review Implement Service review outcomes
Noosa Shire commenced from July 1 Develop partnership with RSPCA to Completion of work to achieve animal
201 . achieve desexing and microchipping of compliance at Johns Landing
The 2015 house to house dog animals at Johns Landing. Reduce the number of unregistered
inspection program has concluded with Continue random patrols to keep dog dogs in our pound.
1770 unregistered dogs being identified. owners from going into restricted areas. Continue to promote Responsible Pet
90% of dogs registered are desexed. Re-establish daily patrols to identify any ownership, including Cats, message to
This believed to be the highest ration in illegal campers and move offenders on. community
the state. Develop new contract arrangement with Roll out new dog off leash and dog on
Established new working relationship RSPCA. leash areas and educate dog owners on
with Community Development Officers Development of a new strategy to deal the rules around dogs.
to achieve better outcomes in the with Illegal camping by way of night time Investigate the use of new mobile
community parking restrictions in high profile areas technologies to achieve operational
Retirement of long standing Manager efficiencies.
Ron Thomas.
Disaster Management The Noosa Local Disaster Management Finalisation of Threat Specific sub plans Annual training exercise scheduled for
Plan 2015/16 and Noosa Local Disaster in conjunction with QFES November 4 and 5, 2015
Recovery Plan 2015/16 were adopted The development of a set of Standard
by Council on July 2 2015. Operating Procedures for Council’s
Transfer of disaster management Emergency Response Operations
responsibilities from Director Community Ongoing Guardian training
Services to Director Planning and Next LDMG meeting September 9 2015
Infrastructure completed.
A call for new volunteers for the Local
Disaster Coordination Centre resulted in
13 new volunteers
LDMG and various sub committees
continue to meet regularly
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