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2020-11-10 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 NOVEMBER 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Building and Plumbing
Business as Usual activities New 10 day time frames are Continue to promote Council’s Ensure Council’s record
challenging for plumbing approvals, obligation in reporting and recording management documentation is
continuing to undertake process legislative compliance obligations for compiled as per legislative
improvements and staff return to external and internal customers. obligations to Australian Bureau of
work part time to achieve legislative Staff return to work part time to meet Statistics (ABS), Unitywater,
timeframes. outstanding timeframes for Queensland Treasury and the
During COVID-19 period continued to approvals. Queensland Building Construction
deliver customer service by way of One stop shop building and plumbing Commission.
phones, electronic and controlled application service counter remains
face to face meetings. Maintained closed until directed by CEO
complaint management and
legislative compliance obligations in
meeting resource and set budgetary
approvals.
Worked to maintain legislative time
frames for the delivery of Council
services for field inspections and
plumbing and building application
management.
Delivery of monthly reporting to Qld
State/ Federal Government
agencies.
Plumbing and Building Audit, Investigated two swimming pool Maintain obligations to investigate Stage two, of the Backflow
Educational Programmes and immersions to date and prepared immersions as requested. prevention device audit programme
Swimming Pool Immersions reports for Queensland Health Organise a local industry swimming is around 80% completed.
Continue to investigate and prepare pool committee, in promote industry Continue to investigate and report
investigation outcome reports for expectations and legislative findings from swimming pool, spa and
swimming pools, spas and pond requirements. pond immersions as directed by
immersions as requested by Queensland Health.
Queensland Health. Develop local industry swimming
pool working group to promote
consistency in delivery of legislative
obligations and local compliance
support networks.
Prepare service agent meeting next
quarter
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