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2021-03-09 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 MARCH 2021
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
o Current 19 active VCAs. single database with associated map single database with associated map
Contacted owners of deregistered layers. Uploaded data into WildNet. layers. Uploaded data into WildNet.
LFW properties (143) to invite them Ongoing participation in LFW Ongoing participation in LFW
to join the program. Reregistered 14 regional steering committee regional steering committee
properties. Removed signs from meetings. meetings.
deregistered properties with
disengaged owners.
o 4 visits to VCA properties.
Compiled final list of split-zoned
properties for incorporation into the
next planning scheme amendment.
Updated Council website with better
info on LFW and VCA programs.
Organised media promotion of LFW
program.
Community Bushland Care Program Continued expansion of program With the new Bushcare season Continue to provide logistical and
with 3 groups expanding to 5 new commencing in February the main technical support to all group –
project sites between them (Marcus, priority is developing annual Action business as usual.
Sunrise Beach, Peregian Creek) Plans for all the groups and Deliver two more educational
Ran the Bushcare Leader’s meeting. allocating/distributing resources workshops.
Topics discussed include: based on those plans Plan for National tree Day and
Promotions and bookings for the Bushcare Big Day Out.
o Upgrading the Bushcare website
o Delivering WHS inductions online upcoming frog identification
workshop which will delivered by
o The importance of following WHS
Eva Ford from MRCCC.
procedures
Upgrading the Bushcare Webpage.
o An introduction to the Bushland
Reserve Strategic Plan DRAFT. Planning and preparing for a large
o Innovative weed control community planting as part of
Climate Week on March 28.
methods.
Completed the species list with Developing a process for monitoring
online WHS induction attendance.
volunteers to assist with their Multi
Year Environment Collaborative Reviewing current procedures for
grant project site at Peregian Creek. managing the risk of COVID-19 at
The Heathland Drive Restoration working bees.
project has entered its 4th year and Organizing herbicide training
has surpassed expectation with (ACDC) for a number of volunteers.
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