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2021-08-16 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 AUGUST 2021
Services Provided in 2020/21 2020/21 Data
Number of bins collections 1,608,152 general waste bins
684,086 recycling bins
419,406 garden bins
141,596 public place bins
23,972 waste bulk bins
6,188 recycling bulk bins
Number of customer visits to the Waste Disposal facilities Eumundi Noosa Road - 146,940
Cooroy - 6,439
Pomona - 6,821
Number of calls/ enquiries/ transactions by our frontline customer 71,227 interactions (calls, face to
service team face, online web chat, emails)
15,563 requests
5,074 cashier transactions
Number of development applications and percentage approved 661 applications
for the year (includes tree removal applications on private land) 619 approved (94%)
42 refusals
Included in the above statistics are
Short term Accommodation
applications:
65 decided, 53 approved, 12 refused
Number of rate notices issued for the year 64,595
Length of road resurfaced Asphalt – 6.29km
Spray sealing – 5.59km
Total – 11.88km
Length of road serviced by street sweeper 3,700km
Number of requests regarding trees on public land (excludes 3,294
Natural Areas requests)
Acknowledgement
In my 30+ years of local government, this has been one of the most challenging years due to a range
of factors. COVID-19 has resulted in significant uncertainty and the need to focus our Council (both
internally and externally) on responding to that challenge. This has naturally taken time and added
stress to our organisation. At the same time, we have seen record capital works programs fuelled by
State and Commonwealth COVID recovery funding to local governments. Similarly, stimulus
packages for the housing sector combined with record interstate migration has resulted in record
building, plumbing and development applications. All in all, a challenging year.
Nevertheless, we should be proud of what we have achieved in that context. This could not have
been achieved without an incredible amount of hard work and commitment by our Mayor,
Councillors, Directors, Managers and all of our staff.
I can’t speak more highly of our staff. It is only through them that we have been able to achieve such
good outcomes. As a Council we are blessed to have such amazing staff who have a commitment
to working for the Noosa community.
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