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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
SECTION RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES LOOKING AHEAD
David Baker retired from Council on Ensure that full application and plan fees Investigate options to address
April 15 following 15 years of dedicated are paid for with regulated premises complaints regarding “Party Houses”.
service to the organisation and including changes to kitchen fit outs and
community change of licence holder premise
location
Undertake customer service training for
admin staff dealing with internments and
burials.
Undertake a food safety compliance
project at regulated premises that have
their own private water supplies i.e.
properties not serviced with Unitywater
mains supply
Develop a regular food safety newsletter
to our local food industry.
Pest Management Fox control index reduced from 5.86 to Working with Fleet to obtain a rotary Investigate potential for mobile
3.2 in the Coastal strip through focussed digger and tractor to undertake runnel technology options to enhance the Pest
control techniques, particularly around maintenance. This project has the and Vector officers’ inspection programs.
Teewah township. potential for significant savings as hiring Extend the pig and deer control program
Draft Pest Management Plan for Noosa a machine and operator from Gold Coast with QPWS, Forestry, SEQ Water and
public consultation completed. Council costs $20,000 per week. Noosa land holders.
Purchase of Feral dog traps using an Research the option of using Training of community groups in Pest
$18,000 State Government grant. methoprene briquettes to manage Management techniques.
Obtained bird trap cages to commence mosquito breeding on Sheep ,and Goat
control program of common myna birds.. Islands in place of aerial treatments.
Regular aerial treatment to control
mosquitoes.
Completed the third-quarter pest
management survey, including public
and private property inspections and
actions to remove pest plants and
eradicate pest animals
Completed feral deer survey of 100
properties in Tinbeerwah in response to
substantial property damage. 30 feral
deer in Cooroy area have been
destroyed.
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