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AGENDA
Planning & Environment
Committee Meeting
Tuesday, 12 May 2020
commencing at 9.30am
Council Chambers, 9 Pelican Street, Tewantin
Committee: Crs Brian Stockwell (Chair), Karen Finzel, Clare Stewart, Tom Wegener
“Noosa Shire – different by nature”
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Section 2
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 MAY 2020
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ITEM PAGE
ATTENDANCE & APOLOGIES -
PRESENTATIONS -
DEPUTATIONS -
REPORTS FOR NOTING BY THE COMMITTEE 3
1 ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT UPDATE –
3RD QUARTER 2019-20 3
CLOSED SESSION -
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Section 3
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
REPORTS FOR NOTING BY THE COMMITTEE
1 ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT UPDATE –
3RD QUARTER 2019-20
Author Director Environment and Sustainable Development, Kim Rawlings
Environment and Sustainable Development Department
Index ECM/ Subject/ Environment and Sustainable Development Reports
Attachments Nil
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Not applicable.
RECOMMENDATION
That Council note the report by the Director Environment and Sustainable Development to the
Planning and Environment Committee Meeting dated 12 May 2020 providing an update on
operations of the Environment and Sustainable Development Department for the period 1 January
to 31 March 2020.
REPORT
The adopted organisation structure includes the following branches under the Environment and
Sustainable Development Department:
Environmental Services;
Strategic Land Use Planning;
Economic Development;
Development Assessment; and
Building and Plumbing
This report provides a brief summary regarding recent achievements, current priorities and future
initiatives for the Environment and Sustainable Development Department.
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Director’s office
COVID-19 – Business Support Response Established Business Round table Continuing to work with Business Ongoing support and
representatives from all Business Round table. communication via Business Round
Associations, Tourism Noosa and table.
Local, State and Federal Review Councils Business support
Government. package.
Council’s Business support package
round 1 and 2 prepared and
communicated to businesses.
Dedicated Business Support Portal –
website established and regularly
updated.
Noosa Plan Minister for Planning signed off on Working with State Government to Adoption and initiate
Councils New Noosa Plan subject to ensure conditions are met. implementation.
conditions. Briefing new Council on New Noosa
Plan prior to reporting scheme to
Council for adoption.
Tourism Noosa Collaboration Collaboration with Noosa Tourism on Working with Tourism Noosa and Continue coordination meetings with
Kabi Kabi Indigenous Tourism Grant Kabi Kabi on Indigenous Tourism Tourism Noosa on a range of key
opportunity. opportunities. initiatives and opportunities.
Working together on Business Round Workshops on Tourism Noosa Workshops on review of Council’s
table communications. Strategic Plan. Local Economic Plan.
Kabi Kabi Engagement Ongoing engagement with Kabi Kabi Exploring the development of a Continue to meet regularly and
applicant group. Provided letter of Noosa Council Engagement Protocol engage with Kabi Kabi applicant
support and worked with Tourism with Kabi Kabi is ongoing. group on a range of mutual initiatives
Noosa on Indigenous Tourism Grant Engage with Kabi Kabi on cultural and projects of interest.
opportunity for Kabi Kabi. burn practices to share knowledge Collaborate with Kabi Kabi group on
with Council staff. the development of engagement
protocol.
Work with Kabi Kabi on Cultural
training for Noosa staff.
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Section 5
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Electronic Lodgement of Building and Building and Plumbing now both Expand and promote electronic Continue to develop the system with
Plumbing and Development Applications enabled for online lodgements of lodgement from pilot project with ICT to prepare for implementation of
applications. plumbing to all plumbing and building electronic lodgement to align with
customers. implementation of New Noosa Plan.
Environmental Services
Environment Grants Final recommendation endorsed by Work with delayed projects to
Council for first round of Multi-year prepare new agreements and confirm
Collaborative Grants (MEC), with 5 start dates.
successful applicants.
Worked with successful applicants
regarding COVID impacts – 2 of 5
grants to start on April 1 as planned,
the other three to now start on July 1.
Noosa River Plan Community consultation on second Finalising review of feedback Targeted consultation with groups
draft of plan undertaken December/ received during second phase of around issues raised in consultation.
January. public consultation.
Brief Council on feedback and
proposed next steps.
The Nature Conservancy Partnership - The 3 year partnership agreement Finalisation of the Project Plan and Technical Advisory Group to meet for
Bring Back The Fish between NSC and TNC adopted by establishment of the Technical first time.
Council at the Ordinary Meeting, July Advisory Group. Report to Council on progress of
2019. partnership.
TNC Project Director now started and
based in Noosa.
Implementation of the ZEN Organisation Installation of solar systems at the Community education online Community emission profile.
Strategy NAC (77kW); Noosa River Holiday information sessions. Initiate ZEN Strategy review.
Park (50kW) and Cooroy Butter Workshop in conjunction with waste
Factory (20kW) complete. to develop scope of works for waste
LED light retrofit in Committee Room strategy.
completed. Small site solar installation.
LED exterior light installation at the The J LED lighting retrofit plan.
Depot completed.
Review of renewable electricity
Free community solar & battery options.
advice line in conjunction with
Australian Energy Foundation
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BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
commenced and has a good take by
residents.
Procurement documentation for
small site solar ready for issue.
Private Land Conservation Partnerships - Land for Wildlife (LFW) – 32 property Continue delivering the LFW Continue delivering the LFW
Land for Wildlife and Voluntary revisits, 12 new properties signed up, program, new properties, revisits and program, new properties, revisits and
Conservation Agreements.
Rolled out LFW incentive– providing contacting owners of deregistered contacting owners of deregistered
9,275 native tubestock to 35 properties to reactivate properties properties to reactivate properties
members, weed management that form strategic linkages in the that form strategic linkages in the
training to 27 members. landscape. landscape.
2 workshops delivered to members in Continue delivering all elements of
February (Weed management and VCA program.
revegetation). Compile final list of split zoned
Contributed newsletter article. properties and ensure it is
incorporated into planning scheme.
Participation in SEQ LFW steering
committee meetings. Assist Strategic Planning with
biodiversity map layer.
Voluntary Conservation agreements
4 new VCAs established, (one Nature Update website with better info on
Refuge and 3 split zoned). LFW, and info on VCA program.
Reviewed and updated existing VCA
agreements and Environmental
management plans.
One LFW landowner given a split
zone designation over his property
without a VCA, with more landowners
expressing interest in this.
Assisting Strategic Planning with
biodiversity map layer.
General enquiries from the
community
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Section 7
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Community Bushland Care Program Successfully delivered an information Maintaining Bushcare work sites Engagement of external trainers to
session for the Burgess Creek while volunteer activities have deliver 3 workshops to registered
Restoration project. 50+ people ceased due to COVID-19. volunteers with the aim of further
attended which is very encouraging. Exploring ways to keep volunteers enhancing knowledge and skills
Successfully launched a new group engaged during COVID-19 changes within the program (dependant on
at Noosa Waters, Shorehaven to service i.e. digital presentations, COVID situation).
Bushland Reserve. relevant interesting articles, Annual Bushcare leaders meeting to
interesting info on our Bushland discuss the year ahead. (dependant
reserves and what our Natural Areas on COVID situation).
team are up to. Commencement of a trial Cane Toad
Continued production of promotional trapping program in Castaways
material (flyers etc.) for groups that Creek as part of UQ's Cane Toad
are wanting to boost their numbers. Challenge (dependant on COVID
Explore citizen science opportunities situation).
to integrate into the program.
Yurol Ringtail Project Community Engagement Plan and Continue to support community Continue to support HQP/ DAF/ QPS/
coordinated communications information, customer queries and Landcare with Yurol-Ringtail State
underway for Yurol-Ringtail State engagement with HQP and DAF to Forest Conservation Project
Forests Conservation Project in ensure stakeholder and community particularly in relation to customer
partnership with HQ Plantations awareness of harvesting underway. enquiries and advise on vegetation
(HQP) and the Department of restoration works.
Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF)
guided by the Transition Committee.
Community tree planting at Ringtail
on 29 February, 140 volunteers
planted 2000 trees.
Pest Management Completed 3rd quarter of Biosecurity Feral pig control trapping in Federal Complete 4th quarter of Biosecurity
Surveillance Program including the and Kin Kin areas. Surveillance program.
inspection of properties in the Kin Fox control trapping in coastal Complete development of 2020 –
Kin, Pinbarren, Cooran and that part reserve areas from Sunshine Beach 2024 Biosecurity Surveillance
of Como that is within the Noosa to Peregian coinciding with the start Program and seek Council
Council boundary. of the breeding season. endorsement.
Annual Wild dog trapping program Fireweed control on properties in the Complete first round of Coordinated
completed in Cootharaba, Kin Kin, Cooroy area. Wild dog control baiting program.
Pinbarren and Federal.
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Property inspections for recently Complete annual Transport and Main
detected Mexican Bean Tree Roads contract work for control of
incursion undertaken in the Pomona priority weeds on State road reserve
area. network and control of Feral Deer.
Noosa Bushland Reserve Strategic Plan Completed action plan and aligned Finalise draft document. Present draft document at Councillor
document with Environment Workshop.
Strategy.
Noosa Trail Network Collaborated with Noosa District Work with Noosa Tourism on Noosa Noosa Trail master plan complete
Landcare with revegetation projects Trail Master Plan and consultant to work with Noosa Tourism on launch.
on the trail network. review draft.
Preparation of Invitation for Quote Continue to collaborate with Noosa
documents for trail maintenance District Landcare with revegetation
contract. projects on the trail network.
Strategic Land use Planning
New Noosa Plan Ministerial sign off of New Noosa Preparing support material to assist Report to Council on adoption of New
Plan subject to conditions. with implementation. Noosa Plan.
Revised scheme according to Internal training. External information and
conditions where relevant. Report to Council for adoption. communications (once adopted) to
support implementation.
Gazettal.
Initiate monitoring of new scheme.
Engaging with State on first
amendments.
Community engagement plan for
amendment processes.
Establishing base position for
ongoing monitoring processes.
Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan Submission of draft adaptation Cost-benefit analysis (CBA) of Complete draft CHAP for public
options assessment report (i.e. the potential inundation risk responses consultation.
sixth of eight project phases) to underway. Develop engagement actions
LGAQ and Department of Additional modelling of tidal (including collateral) in light of
Environment & Science for review. inundation frequency being COVID-19 constraints.
Completion of cost-benefit analysis completed (crucial to CBA).
report for erosion adaptation options. Completing final technical report.
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Section 9
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Whole of Shire Climate Change Final draft of literature review. Complete baseline (i.e. Present Day) Finalise whole-of-Shire sectoral
Adaptation Plan
Identifying key sectoral experts for sectoral risk assessments for broader baseline risk assessment with
invitation to participate in sectoral climate change plan. working groups.
advisory working groups. Establish sub-working groups for Commence sectoral climate risk
various infrastructure asset types. assessments for each time horizon.
Re-commence climate governance
roadmap development
Business as Usual activities General advice and advocacy. General advice and advocacy. General advice and advocacy.
Customer enquiries. Customer enquiries. Customer enquiries.
Demographic update for Council.
Contribution to development
application assessments.
Economic Development
Local Economic Plan (LEP) The strategic intent of the LEP and Pivoted LEP activity to respond to Leading and supporting the business
implementation the associated 68 actions continue to COVID crisis and significant negative community to re-open and to move
be delivered by Council and its economic impact. through revival and into the thrive
partners. Detailed actions for this Continuation of LEP implementation stage.
quarter listed in rows below. with a focus on increased business Focus on supporting the exciting
A review of the LEP action plan will communications, marketing, businesses and entities emerging
commence in May 2020. economic information tools and from the Peregian Digital Hub and
Recent focus has been on crisis grants uptake. across various sectors ie. Earthtech,
response to the impact of COVID-19 Focus on supporting the many Provectus Algae, Firetech Connect,
pandemic on local businesses. business groups to build capacity and Helitak, Fireball International.
improving council interactions and Finalise concept planning for the
consultation. expansion of the Digital Hub.
Invest in the key activities of the
NETA group - continuing to assess
the opportunity for a Future Skills
Learning Hub and roll-out of ‘Noosa
as an education destination’.
Business Support and Development Pre-COVID-19 (March 10) Continue to support all business Focus on COVID recovery support
Key relationships, support and event groups including the operation of the and ‘The road out’ strategy.
attendance: Business Roundtable. Digital Hub tenants supported to re-
engage at the Hub and all Digital
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Section 10
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
CCIQ Noosa, Noosa Junction Providing ‘concierge’ services to key groups supported to ‘get back up and
Association, Noosaville Business clients on an as needs basis. running’ (observing physical
Association, Sunshine Beach Digital Hub Director continues to distancing).
Business Association, Sunshine provide mentoring services and
Coast Business Council, Tewantin manage the transition of potential
Traders, Sunshine Coast Angels, new tenant.
Pomona group promoting ‘Pomona
as a motorcycle friendly town’.
Concierge service & meetings held with
multiple stakeholders including:
CQ University, EarthTech, Provectus
Algae, FireBall International, QFES
Predictive Services Unit, Local Rural
Firefighters PWC, Telstra, Noosa
Automotive, Steiner School, Fraser
Island Pearl Farm.
Digital Hub Director provided ongoing
mentoring services to tenants and
associates. Including Fireball
International, Provectus Algae.
Regional Innovation Program
(SCRIPT) continues to be delivered
across the Sunshine Coast. Region
wide programs include: RoboRave,
The Refinery, Venture Playbook, Qld
Chief Entrepreneurs forum.
Post COVID (after March 10)
Establishment of a COVID response
Business Roundtable.
Launch of dedicated information
portal.
Introduction of free and subsidised
Professional Services Panel
including BMN hotline.
Lead strong advocacy on behalf of
local businesses into State and
Federal Governments.
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PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Industry & Sector Development Tourism Tourism –work closely with Tourism Digital Hub expansion – lead design
o Regular Tourism Noosa and Noosa Noosa on strategic response to of next stage as part of Rufous Street
Council teams meetings. business re-opening. project.
o Finalised Noosa Trails Network report. Digital Hub – continue strong growth Increase partnership opportunities
o Management of the Regional Tourism and plan for expansion. with Tourism Noosa related to
Bushfire Recovery Grants. Education Sector – NETA focus on new/expanding markets – digital/tech
progressing Learning Hub proposal tourism, education tourism, food
Tech/Digital
and providing a submission to CQ tourism, indigenous tourism.
o Half year report presented to Council
in February showed the Digital Hub University proposal. Complete submission to CQ
finished ahead of financial targets, University.
24% growth in membership of digital
sub-sector groups, 4 new FTE
positions and 5 p/t roles created from
within Hub businesses.
o Firetech Connect secured $100k
Federal funding and $50k from the
State government to support the
delivery of a business development
program and international
conference (now virtually).
o Rufous Street expansion – finalising
options for next stage of the digital
hub.
Education
o NETA (Education and Training
Alliance) focused on three projects:
Future Skills Hub, Career Pathways
and Noosa as an Education
Destination
Environment.
o Earthtech Summit.
This industry led group, ‘birthed’ at the
Hub held a youth summit on
Makepeace Island for the 10 winners
of a global competition to provide
technology solutions to UN
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BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
sustainability goals. Received over
850 entries.
Food & Agriculture
o Finalised ongoing partnership with the
Food and Agribusiness Network
(FAN).
Communications and Marketing Program E-newsletter published to a COVID response and recovery COVID response and recovery
distribution list of 1,500+. Strong communications and messaging. communications and messaging.
subscription growth and low Local Economic Plan review
unsubscribe rate. communication plan.
Supported ‘Taste of Noosa’ to
promote Noosa’s business
environment.
Focused on COVID response
communications.
Leadership & Strategy Program Economic Development team Support and influence regional Support and expand Council’s
contributed to the following Council priorities through involvement with consultation with the business sector
projects : RDA, Sunshine Coast Business in relation to major strategic policy
o COVID response Council and others. and decision making matters.
o Rufous Street PCG (next stage Continue to represent economic and
Digital Hub) business interests across Council
o Bushfire Federal Funding activity.
consultation ($1.2m fund)
o Signage audit engagement with
business community in Cooroy
Business as Usual activities Represent Council at a range of Client management and inward Ongoing business enquiry
business and network forums. business enquiries. management.
Meetings with key stakeholders
internally / externally.
Development Assessment
Local Government Infrastructure Plan for Relief on payment of Infrastructure Complete and finalise LGIP as part of Implementation.
next planning scheme Charges with no interest to accrue for New Noosa Plan. External information and
next 12 months to respond to COVID- communications (once adopted) to
19. support implementation.
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Section 13
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Reviewed staged payment plans to Report to Council on LGIP.
assist with COVID-19.
Auditing program for Advertising Devices Agreements continue to be reached Auditing program temporarily ceased Continue auditing program for
with a number of business owners in due to COVID-19. advertising devices – Noosa Civic &
Gympie Terrace, and Mary/ Thomas Temporary additional signage Hinterland area subject to COVID-19.
Street to address non- compliant permitted for some businesses
signage. impacted by COVID-19.
Developed internal processes for
assessment of applications for
advertising devices under the Local
Law.
Report to Council to adopt
consolidated version of Local Laws
and application fees for advertising
devices.
Business as Usual activities Monthly reporting to Treasury Qld Preparation for Andema trial Continued assessment of
State Government and Australian underway and negotiations on Tritton Development Applications lodged
Bureau of Statistics on development & Loxton, Hoffman, Gabarrin & under The Noosa Plan.
approval information. Stockwell appeals underway. Trial of new request management
Lunar & RACV appeals withdrawn. Preparation work for commencement system for planning enquiries/
Council successful in Thomco of new Planning Scheme – complaints.
appeal. application fees, staff training,
process for Superseded Planning
Submission made to LGAQ on
Scheme applications.
changes needed to address COVID-
19 impacts. Working with Council ICT Branch in
developing electronic application
processes and new request
management system for planning
enquiries/complaints.
Working with individual businesses to
address their circumstances and
COVID-19 impacts.
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Section 14
PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 12 MAY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Building and Plumbing
Legislative Review Delivery of new legislative Continue to develop and provide Ongoing - Continue to provide
information meetings for plumbing educational material and advice to information sessions and industry
contractors, consultants and building the public and industry on legislative meetings throughout the year.
certifiers. changes. Promote next contractors meeting
proposed September 2020.
Business as Usual activities New 10 day time frames are Continue to promote Council’s Implement agreed changes of
challenging for plumbing approvals, obligation in reporting and recording processes to ensure Councils record
continuing to undertake process legislative compliance obligations for management systems and the
improvements to achieve legislative external and internal customers. Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
timeframes. Develop standard compliance record management systems interact
Maintaining resourcing commitments processes within the Branch including in the collection of record
for the delivery of one stop shop staff compliance training management by both parties.
building and plumbing service requirements.
counter, complaint management and
legislative compliance obligations in
meeting set budgetary approvals.
Maintaining legislative time frames
for the delivery of Council services for
field inspections and plumbing and
building application management.
Hosted meeting with the Australian
Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Delivery of monthly reporting to
Treasury Qld State Government and
Australian Bureau of Statistics
timeframes on track.
Plumbing and Building Audit, Mail out to businesses within stage Mail outs to customers have now Stage two, of the Backflow
Educational Programmes two of Council’s Backflow prevention recommenced (after the COVID-19) prevention device audit programme
and Swimming Pool Immersions Device Audit Programme (briefly and agreed audits are being is around 45% completed, next
suspended – COVID-19). prepared between customers and quarters expectation is 65%
Continue to investigate swimming Council. complete.(recommencement from
pool immersions as requested by COVID-19).
Queensland Health. Council has developed swimming
pool brochures and signage for
commercial and domestic swimming
pool and spa owners. Swimming pool
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BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
Completed swimming pool and spa educational material is now
educational brochures and signage available for customers.
for customers.
Compliance Approvals – Council and Continue to undertake desk top study Request from Community Services - Complete report of outstanding
Community. and file management of Internal Preparing Plumbing approval for Council building files (stage one) and
Council Building files (stage one Bicentennial Hall. prepare a report of outcomes and
completed, next stage underway). Request from Community Services - actions undertaken for Director of
Completed this quarter: Prepare building approval for building Environment and Sustainable
works (roof) at Cooroy Gymnastics Development.
1. Building Certification for The “J”.
2. Building Certification additions Building.
Leisure Centre. Prepare further building and
3. Pomona School of Acts – plumbing approvals for Tewantin
building approvals advice. Pirates Football club.
Prepare building and plumbing
approvals for Cooroy Pirates Football
club.
Electronic Plumbing Application Worked with ICT Branch for the Continue to work with Council’s ICT Continue to work with ICT team to
Project implementation of Councils electronic team for the expansion of this pilot identify strategies for the seamless
Plumbing and Building application programme to encompass all Council delivery of this programme to all
approval programme for customers. building and plumbing customers. customers.
Delivered this pilot programme to six Further develop strategies for the Promote electronic application
consultants and building certifiers. delivery of this programme to all service at next proposed consultants
customers. and contractors meeting in
September.
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Previous Council Consideration
Nil.
Finance
Nil.
Risks & Opportunities
The new Noosa Plan is awaiting adoption by Council before being gazetted and coming into effect.
Briefings are underway for new Council. Implementation support both internally and externally is
required and will be a key focus for the coming quarter.
Consultation
External Consultation - Community & Stakeholder
Nil.
Internal Consultation
Departments/Sections Consulted:
Chief Executive Officer Community Services Corporate Services
Executive Officer Director Director
Executive Support Community Development Financial Services
Community Facilities ICT
Libraries & Galleries Procurement & Fleet
Local Laws Property
Waste & Environmental Health Revenue Services
Executive Services X Environment & Sustainable Development Infrastructure Services
Director X Director Director
Community Engagement X Building & Plumbing Services Asset Management
Customer Service X Development Assessment Buildings and Facilities
Governance X Economic Development Civil Operations
People and Culture X Environmental Services Disaster Management
X Strategic Land Use Planning Infrastructure Planning,
Design and Delivery
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