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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 NOVEMBER 2019
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Completed annual kerbside bulk
waste collection 15 July to 30
September 2019.
Waste Levy Submitted landfill application for Manage the discrepancies in the Manage collection and remittance of
State Government approval of Wastemann database between monthly waste levy revenue to the
resource recovery areas and Noosa data and State State Government.
separate disposal areas. Government.
Conducted volumetric surveys of
landfill and waste stockpiles and
reported to State Government.
Landfill charging structure
implemented in Wastemann
software to charge the waste levy for
commercial waste.
Container Refund Scheme Request to State Government to Develop a recycling agreement Complete the agreement with Visy
extend the period for completion of with VISY Recycling for future Recycling for sharing the Container
an agreement with Visy Recycling sharing of revenue from CDS Refund Scheme revenue by 30th
was successful and expiry period scheme with advice from King and December 2019.
extended by legislation to 30 Co.
December 2019.
Container refund payments received
for the April to June 2019 Quarter.
MOU with Unity Water MOU partners engaged Ramboll to Review the final report by Ramboll Agree on the next stage of the Ramboll
undertake feasibility study. Final and decide with MOU partners consultancy to focus on best fit waste
report has been received by partners what waste processing technology minimisation technology for the MOU
for consideration of the next stage of to focus on in the next stage of the region.
investigations. study. Participate with Wide Bay Burnett
Regional Organisation of Councils in a
waste feasibility study being conducted
by consultant Ricardo Consulting.
Health Inspection Program Licensed premises inspection Action taken to suspend the Prepare for the licensing of public
program on track - 1 food premise licence of 1 food premise until pools and reinspection of industrial
licence suspended until compliant. improvement notice requirements premises likely to pollute waterways.
Food poisoning investigations = 2 fulfilled. Commence inspections of swimming
Investigated 2 cases of illegal Review and update project for the pools.
dumping of asbestos containing licensing of public pools.
materials.
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