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Level of Service Catalogue 2019-20
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Service Output LAND & HABITAT CONSERVATION
Conservation and maintenance of land for the purposes of protecting
ecosystems and enhancing local biodiversity.
Service Activity Bushland Reserve Management
Activities include regular inspections, routine and reactive maintenance
and ecological restoration works.
Responsible Area Department Branch
Environment & Sustainable Environmental Services
Development
Cost Centres Environmental Services 2300
Bushland Reserves 2400
Environment Levy1 2405
Key Statistics # Bushland Reserves 181
Area Bushland Reserves [various 3,197 ha (approx.)
tenures]
Legislative responsibility to Land Act 1994 (Reserves)
provide this service Nature Conservation Act 1992 (Nature Refuges)
Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act
Land Protection (Pest and Stock Route Management) Act 2002
Fire and Rescue Service Act 1990
ACTIVITY SERVICE LEVEL TARGET
This service currently has limited Council approved service levels with staff largely reliant on hybrid arrangements
put in place since formation of the new Noosa Council (i.e. mix of amalgamated Council and newly revised service
levels).
A Strategic Plan is being developed and will be presented to Council for consideration. It is envisaged that the
Strategic Plan will be underpinned by existing and proposed locality based Bushland Management Plans and where
required, Ecological Restoration Plans.
Planning & support
[Development, review and monitoring of implementation of bushland reserve fire management plans]
Scheduled activities Bushland Reserve Fire Management Reviewed annually.
Plan
Technical oversight – bushland fire Monthly
management (meetings with Bushland
Maintenance team)
Maintenance
[Cyclic inspection and routine maintenance related to hard infrastructure such as trail surfacing & drainage, fencing,
gates, signs, fire trails, shelters, tanks, water troughs etc.]
Cyclic Inspections Bushland Reserves [various tenures] Annual
Scheduled Work Work is generally identified from inspections as well as site specific
requirements where a Bushland Management Plan is in place.
Reactive work [customer Natural areas maintenance 10 days
requests]2
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