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ORDINARY MEETING MINUTES                                                         3 APRIL 2014


         15.    The development will place residents at unacceptable exposure levels to
                mosquitos, biting midges and associated arboviruses, the management of
                which is likely to result in financial impositions on Council.
         16.    Concurrence Agency conditions directed by the Department of Environment &
                Heritage Protection significantly impact on the development’s functionality and
                would result in a substantially different development. The conditions require
                significant changes, which would also be likely to cause additional persons to
                make submissions objecting to the changes if circumstances allowed.
         17.    The applicant has not demonstrated sufficient grounds exist to overcome the
                development’s conflicts with relevant assessment instruments.
    B.   Refuse that part of the application that falls within the Sunshine Coast Council local
         government area, as directed by the Sunshine Coast Council in its concurrence
         agency response dated 5 February 2014.
                                                                                     Carried.




6   NOOSA BIOSPHERE RESERVE – REVIEW OF MANAGEMENT MODEL
    General Committee Recommendation
    That Council note the report by the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Working Group to the
    General Committee Meeting dated 31 March 2014 in relation to the review of the Noosa
    Biosphere Reserve Management Model and:
    A.   Note the community consultation that has been undertaken to date and the key
         issues that arose as part of that community consultation;
    B.   Adopt the proposed Noosa Biosphere Reserve Management Model as set out in the
         report by the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Working Group for the purpose of further
         consultation;
    C.   Seek further input from the community via a community consultation session to be
         held on 15 April 2014 and also seek further feedback from the Sector Board
         members about their preferred roles within the new arrangement; and
    D.   Request the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Working Group to report back to the Council
         once that further community consultation has been undertaken.

    Council Resolution

    Moved:           Cr Abbot
    Seconded:        Cr Pardon
    That Council note the report by the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Working Group to the
    General Committee Meeting dated 31 March 2014 in relation to the review of the Noosa
    Biosphere Reserve Management Model and:
    A.   Note the community consultation that has been undertaken to date and the key
         issues that arose as part of that community consultation;
    B.   Adopt the proposed Noosa Biosphere Reserve Management Model as set out in the
         report by the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Working Group for the purpose of further
         consultation;



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