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2015-04-28 Infrastructure & Services Committee Agenda
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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
SECTION RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES LOOKING AHEAD
NLC Venue Hire revenue and usage
increased by over 30% compared to
same period last year.
2014/15 Capital Works projects
completed.
Noosa Aquatic Centre Successful introduction of evening Undertake repair works on the 25 metre Plan for Capital Works at the Learn to
Group Fitness & Squad programs. pool. Swim pool in order to minimise impact
Hosted 9 carnivals in a three week Undertake routine maintenance on patrons and revenue.
period. These ranged from local schools throughout the facility now that peak Condition audits and develop asset
to Regional Championships. swimming period has finished. management plan.
Provided operational assistance to
Tewantin School Pool after unexpected
departure of lessee to ensure continued
availability community use. .
The J & Noosa Gymnastic commenced Action outcomes of Service Review Upcoming events of significance in
Bicentennial operations in BCC Main Hall. . including 3-5 year business plan addition to our regular events/hirers
Community Centre Regular Hirer in place at BCC development. including Noosa Long Weekend
(BCC) Demountable Building while awaiting Completion of maintenance at both Festival, TEDx Noosa.
accreditation of Montessori school. facilities
Introduction of public/community Open Finalise Noosa Gymnastics Lease.
Mic nights at The J for entertainers.
Involvement with Noosa Junction
Association working groups.
Butter Factory Completion of Butter Factory Review Implement Butter Factory Review Develop strategy for transition process
with Council agreeing to a shift from recommendations – development of for changeover in management of
Council management of the Butter business plan, governance model and BFAC from Council to the Lower Mill
Factory to a community management operational detail Board
model. Maintain interim exhibitions and ‘pop up’ Finalise Fusion artist markets and
Delivery of exhibitions by local artists: activities at Butter Factory until BFAC 100Yrs display.
Kym Nelson & Sam Vatovey in ‘ZEST’ transition to the community
and Chris Postle in ‘COASTAL management model occurs.
AWARENESS’. These exhibitions were
extended and closed Saturday 18 April.
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