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2015-04-28 Attachment 2 to item 5 Planning and Organisation Committee Agenda - Pest Management Plan 2015-2019
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Log in to see the plans as drawn2.3 Best practice guidelines are Best practice guidelines PMP Working Group and Annual Absorbed. Ongoing
developed to support the are developed on a case key stakeholders review of Best practice
implementation of the PMP, by case basis to assist the need guidelines
consistent with State and stakeholders to imple- for specific available
Commonwealth policy and ment pest management pest man- through state
guidelines controls agement and national
guide- sources.
lines by
the PMP
Working
Group.
2.4 Provide education on respon- Education is provided to Council, environment Ongoing Education on Ongoing
sible pet ownership and illegal residents and visitors groups, residents responsible
pets to residents pet ownership
is currently
provided by
Council’s local
laws officers
Objective 3: Improve stakeholder, landholder and community capacity to manage pests
Desired outcome: Commitment and partnerships, integrated management
3.1 Participate in SEQ Pest Adviso- Attendance at forum Local and State Govern- Once Absorbed Ongoing
ry Forum (SEQPAF) and attend ment, specialists every 4
meetings months
3.2 Source grants and funding An up to date list is Commonwealth, State Review Absorbed Ongoing
to support pest management maintained on availa- and Local Government, grant
programs through: ble grant funding and Environment Groups, funding
- Subscribing to grant pro- information shared with landholders each quar-
grams stakeholders. Stake- ter and
- Disseminating grant informa- holders are successful distribute
tion to stakeholders in securing grants and informa-
- Cooperative grant submis- funding when available. tion to
sions and program delivery stakehold-
ers.
3.3 Pest management resources Landholders and envi- Council, Biosecurity Qld, Review of Absorbed, Ongoing
and incentives are provided to ronment groups are pro- landholders, SEQ Water, resourcing grant funding,
landholders and environment vided with resources and Environment Groups capabilities Council, SEQ
groups to manage pests on a incentives to manage June 2015 Water and Bi-
case by case basis and subject pests where required. osecurity Qld
to priorities. project funding
Objective 4 : Develop and implement compliance procedures and programs with landholders
Desired outcomes: Commitment and partnerships, prevention, eradication and containment
4.1 Landholder pest surveys are Pest Surveys are com- Council, Biosecurity Qld, Council Council ab- Ongoing
conducted annually across the pleted, property pest landholders, State Gov- surveys sorbed
Shire management plans ernment Agencies specific
developed and regulato- areas each
ry notices served where quarter
required.
4.2 A database is kept on pest Database is maintained Council and State Gov- Ongoing Council ab- Currently
surveys, property pest man- ernment Agencies sorbed underway
agement plans and regulatory
actions.
4.3 Domestic animals such as cats Regulation of Local Laws Council, Biosecurity Qld, Ongoing Absorbed Ongoing
and dogs that may impact on residents
native fauna are controlled
through local law regulato-
ry services and compliance
actions implemented for illegal
pets.
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