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2021-08-16 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 AUGUST 2021
3. The Noosa Economy
4. Long-Term planning for Noosa Shire
5. Excellence as a Council
This review of the last 12 months will be made against these five themes as well as the priorities in
the 2020/21 Operational Plan.
A review of the Corporate Plan was scheduled to commence in 2020/21 but it is proposed to
postpone this until early 2022. The reason for this is that as CEO, I announced my retirement and it
would be appropriate for the incoming CEO to develop the new plan in conjunction with the Council
and then be responsible for implementing it.
2020/21 – A YEAR IN REVIEW
Top 10 Highlights of 2020/21
(in no particular order)
Supporting our community during the
COVID-19 pandemic through various Commencement of the long awaited
lockdowns and subsequent recovery Tewantin by-pass with construction of the
phases. This included new events like the $9M first stage beginning at the Beckmans
Christmas convoy to bring cheer to our Road/Cooroy Noosa Road intersection.
community.
Council attracted over $23M in funding
Establishment of the Noosa River
commitments from the State and Federal
Stakeholder Advisory Committee to provide
Governments for our region for a range of
Council and Marine Safety Queensland with
infrastructure and programs that support our
advice on priorities for the Noosa River.
community.
Commencement of construction of the
Adopting the new Noosa Planning Scheme Hinterland Adventure Playground - a
and working through its implementation. signature project for Cooroy and the
Hinterland area.
Our Pregian Beach Digitial Hub attracted
over $2M in government funding to develop Completion of major infrastructure projects
Fire Tech - an innovative program to including the Orealla Bridge at Sunrise
advance the use of cutting edge technology Beach and the new roundabout at Hilton
in preventing, detecting and fighting Terrace, Tewantin.
bushfires.
Council undertook a restructure of our
Introducing a new online portal called "Open
existing debt of approximately $22M to take
Council" to make our Council more
advantage of lower interest rates providing
transparent.
a saving to our ratepayers.
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