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2017-02-07 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2017
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
o Pomona Memorial School of Arts
o Pomona Gallery
o Federal Hall
o Cooran Memorial School of Arts
o Pomona Amateur Rugby League
Club
o Girraween Sports Complex
Development and finalisation of Cooroy Data Centre – Proposed Continuing to align Certificates of Initiate lease negotiations for Sunrise
commercial tenure documents option currently being executed Currency for Public Liability to Shop 8 – supermarket (includes
financial year obtaining professional market
Renew co-location lease agreement valuations)
for sub tower at the Noosaville depot Initiate lease negotiations for Pelican
Place (tenure expires early 2018)
Noosa River Foreshore Management Request for quote process closed in Assessment of submissions via Initial stakeholder engagement and
Plan January with 5 submissions received Evaluation Panel community consultation
Award of contract
Finalisation of Community
Consultation Plan
North Shore Campground conceptual Councillor Briefing undertaken Project detailed design Project tender packages to be issued
planning & feasibility assessment Pre-lodgement meetings held Preparation of MCU application Continuing Landcare works onsite
internally and with State agencies Early works approval from State to Lodgement of DA for MCU
regarding potential MCU application. commence work.
Bushfire consultant approached for
preliminary advice.
PCG preparing for project
commencement.
Landcare weed removal and species
mapping underway
Footpath Trading Audit Audit completed in December 2016 Detailed summary of the audit and Ongoing monitoring for compliance
Defined trading areas created at all impacts being prepared
sites with new footpath markers
New permits arranged and full
compliance achieved
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