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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
Libraries Cooroy Library Café tender closed. Finalise the Service Review of opening Development of Library Strategic Plan.
Applicant selected (United Synergies). hours, the Mobile Library stops and Planning for Library Literary events for
Initial condition assessment of staffing. 2016
Noosaville and Cooroy Library Transfer of café operations to United
completed. Report in development. Synergies.
General repair and maintenance works Complete Mill Place Boiler House report
completed at all branches (Cooroy to seek approval to complete
Library – internal walkways sanded and recommended works.
polished and lounge seating re-covered; Transfer Mill Place Boiler House works
Noosaville Library – blinds in meeting responsibility to Planning &
room replaced, meeting room wall Infrastructure.
repainted; Mobile Library – bench Development of 2015/16 Branch Plans.
sanded and polished). Finalise members for the Library
Awarded an SLQ Technology Strategic Plan Reference group.
Trendsetters Grant for Robots for Develop cleaning contract specifications
Everyone –a coding and robotics and tender documents.
program, centred around a fully Continued investigation and purchase of
programmable NAO humanoid robot. resources needed for the outreach
Total = $18,824 programs within Best Start (funded
Awarded a State Library Q Anzac 100 through State Library of Queensland)
Historypin grant to present WWI stories Continued investigation and review of
of the Noosa community. Total = the library website.
$10,000
Our first fee based Book Club Winter
Soiree event with author Sarah
Armstrong was a great success with 50
people attending at $8 p/p
First stand-alone pilot e-news distributed
with positive outcomes – headline event
booked out within 24 hours.
1800 people visited the library and
Butter Factory during the Cooroy
Fusion Festival.
Successful winter school holiday
program for children, young adults and
families. Total attendance: approx. 350.
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