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2020-05-12 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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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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