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2015-04-28 Attachment 1 to Item 7 Planning and Organisation Committee Agenda - Green Army Project Agreement
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For example: vehicle not Drivers follow protocols on drugs/alcohol/mobile phone use
available due to accident, j i i
3 e Central/accessible collection point chosen. Team Supervisor
mechanical breakdown, ; ay ‘
maintenance (inc, fuel), ensuring minimal wasted trips. Service Provider to ensure
vandalism or theft: driver or contingency transportation is available
supervisor not available e — Service Provider to check driver licences and appropriate
certification of Team Supervisor and secondary drivers of
Participants’ transport
e Service Provider provision of transport vehicle in good working
order. Team Supervisor to ensure vehicle is fuelled and
Participants keep the vehicle tidy on a day-to-day basis
e Service Provider to be responsible for arranging Participant
supervision and activities in the event the Team Supervisor is
unavailable
e Plantings fail in longer-term e Work Plan prepared by Project Sponsor to maximise medium-
as no project follow-up to longer-term outcomes and use best endeavours to link with
past and future works at the location including arrangements
to provide maintenance through plant establishment phase
e Project Sponsor and Service Provider to maximise
engagement of the community to support outcomes and
possibly enhance additional resource and reduce
vandalism/destruction in longer-term
e Service Provider to liaise with Project Sponsor to provide
advice where necessary on maximising longer-term value of
the project works including success of the propagation,
establishment and post-establishment maintenance
techniques. Participants provided with learning from Team
Supervisor, mentoring from Project Sponsor in revegetation
and rehabilitation techniques to maximise longer-term
effectiveness
e Number of community e Work Plan prepared by Project Sponsor to clearly identify
events not reached or poor nature/timing/responsibility for community events; and in
response liaison with Team Supervisor, events structured to encourage
participation (e.g. Participants work Mon-Fri, volunteers
usually weekends)
e Events well promoted by Project Sponsor
e Reporting of event prepared by Project Sponsor and
distributed to Service Provider and media
e Environmental and heritage e Work Plan for all key activities agreed prior to start of site
impacts preparation or weed clearing identifying key environmental
For example: over-clearing sensitivities; and sustainable work practices. ;
resulting in re-invasion of e Training by Team Supervisor (assisted by Project Sponsor
weed species or erosion; where applicable) on weed species identification and best
incorrect species removal; practice techniques to minimise disturbance (e.g.
soil compaction and damage technique/timing/wet & dry areas etc.) and inadvertent spread
to ground cover; damage to of weed plant material and seeds
PreviGus TewegetAllon Work e Chemical use training to be provided by Service Provider.
Ongoing learning and mentoring provided by Team
‘Green Army Project Agreement in relation to Managing weed threats from bushland reserves and coastal habitats in NoosaLGA. SSS
Project ID B0270003901G TEM5191 issued 09/04/2015 page 48See the original
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