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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
Development Assessment
Auditing program for Advertising Devices Implementation of Local Law Auditing program temporarily ceased Continue auditing program for
signage requirements, with signage due to COVID-19. advertising devices – Noosa Civic &
applications being processed under Temporary additional signage Hinterland area.
the Local Law permitted for some businesses
Workshop with councillors and impacted by COVID-19.
business group on signage local law
requirements
Business as Usual activities Monthly reporting to Treasury Qld Negotiations on NBN appeal Continued assessment of
State Government and Australian underway. Development Applications lodged
Bureau of Statistics on development Assessment of a number of under The Noosa Plan 2006 and
approval information. Superseded Planning Scheme The Noosa Plan 2020.
Development Activity Monitoring applications. Ongoing management of
Pilot Project Completed with LGAQ Issue of Infringement Notices to Kin Infrastructure Charges issued and
Trial for Serratore Appeal completed Kin Quarry and preparation work for receipted including relief provided in
and awaiting judgement further evidence collection. assistance to Covid-19.
BNB Super and Mason Appeals Working with Council ICT Branch in
successfully settled developing electronic application
Implemented Relief on payment of processes and for planning
Infrastructure Charges with no applications.
interest to accrue for next 12 months Working with individual businesses
to respond to COVID-19. to address their circumstances and
Implemented reviewed staged COVID-19 impacts.
payment plans to assist with COVID-
19.
Building and Plumbing
Business as Usual activities Continue to deliver customer One stop shop building and Ensure Council’s record
services request with existing plumbing application service counter management documentation is
resources. is now open (thank goodness) and compiled as per legislative
Continue to work on resourcing of fully functional. obligations to Australian Bureau of
building team in ensuring the Maintain legislative plumbing Statistics (ABS), Unitywater,
delivery of legislative obligations in application timeframes (plumbing Queensland Treasury & Queensland
building services and record team is now fully resourced to meet Building Construction Commission.
management obligations (review existing plumbing application Maintain resources & budget
existing structure of building team) workloads – overtime benefits commitments in regards to
required to maintain increased legislative plumbing application
workloads at this point) timeframes.
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