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2014-10-14 Infrastructure & Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 OCTOBER 2014
SECTION RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES LOOKING AHEAD
Public Order • Beach patrols are continuing to identify • Deliver a quality level of service to our • Finalisation of the Local Law Review
offenders with officers issuing fines or customers within acceptable timelines process due June 2015
warnings as deemed suitable
• Local Law Review project commenced • Continue to work with the community on • Systematic Inspection program for
with Councillors and Officers briefed issues such as responsible pet unregistered dogs proposed early 2015
on the project’s aim and scope ownership and Dog registration
• 8,000 Dog registration renewals have • Commence Local Law Operational
been distributed. An initial glitch by the Services Review
service provider resulted in some
confusion with regard to the B-pay
functionality however this was quickly
rectified.
• The strategy to reduce illegal camping • Development of 12 month operational
has been effective with contact being and risk management plan for the
made directly to Camper Van hire section
agencies resulting in a decline in illegal
campers
• Council is now registered with the • WH&S Training & Equipment
State Penalty Enforcement Register assessment
(SPER) and unpaid infringements are
being uploaded directly to that body.
• There have been 4 successful
prosecutions for Animal and Parking
matters.
• The PetPep program has continued
with the most recent use of the
resource presentation being at the
Noosa Show which was very well
received
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