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2021-08-16 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 AUGUST 2021
Council delivered a $24M capital program which
included a range of projects that support our
community. These included an upgrade of the
Tewantin netball courts, renewal of the Peregian
Beach boardwalk and refurbishment of public
toilets, park shelters etc. About 25 community
projects were delivered from funding received
from the State Government under the Unite and
Recovery program.
Council also received an extra $1M from the Local
Roads Community Infrastructure grant program
and resurfacing and sealing works were undertaken in Ely Street Noosaville, Tinbeerwah Road,
Tinbeerwah and David Low Way, Peregian Beach.
Council continued to support the Flight Path Forum community organisation in its opposition to
changes to the Sunshine Coast Airport flight paths which impact on the Noosa community.
Council continued to support community organisations with training to remain sustainable and
manage current issues. Workshops and webinars covered grant writing, workplace health &
safety and meeting legal and financial obligations.
Council continued to provide its community grant program supporting our community groups.
During 2020/21, we provided $747,936 in community grants to 123 recipients to support projects,
acquisition of equipment or events. Council staff also facilitated a number of evening information
sessions for community organisations to help improve their governance and grant writing skills.
Details of the grant categories and amounts are set out below:
Number of Total grant
Grant Type
Recipients value
$225,971
Community Projects 35
$59,322
RADF 14
$82,853
Alliance Agreements 10
$22,289
Emergency Alliance Agreements 2
$83,028
Halls and Community Centres 10
$12,736
Festive Season Events 3
$20,495
Signature Events 4
$172,823
Sports Fields 11
$68,419
Water Rebates** 34
Total 123 $747,936
**plus community groups whose Water Rebates were subsidised through alternate funding.
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