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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
Noosa Trail Network Noosa Trail Masterplan Stakeholder Communicate track closures related In consultation with Noosa Trail
Group meeting #1 completed to the forestry work in the Yurol- Masterplan Stakeholder Group,
December Ringtail areas. prepare options paper for trail network
One-to-one consultations with covering user needs, standards & final
stakeholders locations of trail network contingent on
funding models to support
management by QPWS & Council on
land under their control.
Seek State and Federal funding
opportunities to initiate implementation
of Trails Masterplan
Strategic Land use Planning
Noosa Plan 2020 First administrative amendment Supporting the implementation of the Continue work on Amendment no. 2
completed (minor administrative new Noosa Plan internally and for Noosa Plan 2020
changes) externally. Continue work on Coastal Erosion
Continued to gather baseline Further amendments underway for Amendment.
information for ongoing monitoring improvement of workability and to
processes. align with State policies.
Discussions with State on Coastal
Erosion amendment
Whole of Shire Climate Change Stakeholder workshops & meetings Continue stakeholder engagement Consultation on Climate Change
Response Plan Completion of risk assessment for Drafting Climate Change Response Response Plan
climate hazards Plan Councillor briefing on CHAP
Developed fact sheets to provide to Workshop draft Climate Change consultation responses
stakeholder groups for discussion Response Plan with councillors Finalise CHAP
Cross-project coordination with CHAP consultation until Monday 22
Queensland Government February.
emergency risk assessment project
led by Council’s Disaster
Management Officer and QFES.
Finalised draft Coastal Hazards
Adaptation Plan (CHAP), endorsed
by council for consultation
Business as Usual activities General advice and advocacy. General advice and advocacy. General advice and advocacy.
Customer enquiries. Customer enquiries. Customer enquiries.
Contribution to development
application assessments.
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