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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2014
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2014
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3.3 Project Stakeholders
NC requires consultation and engagement with key stakeholders to develop the
waste strategy options. All members of the Noosa area community are impacted by
waste management, and should be offered the opportunity to take ownership of the
Strategy. Key stakeholders of the project include:
* Council staff — both managerial and operational
(particularly Environmental Services, Waste Services, Civil Operations, Parks and
Roads, etc.);
= Mayor and Councillors;
* Residents (households};
* Local businesses;
* Community groups (i.e. community gerdens, Permaculture Noosa, Sporting and
recreational clubs, Noosa Residents Association, Noosa Biosphere, Noosa
integrated Catchment Association (NICA), charities and Brite Side Industries);
* Neighbouring Councils; and
* State and Federal Governments.
3.4 Project Reporting
NC wishes to remain involved in the Strategy development process, and ensure
consistent progress throughout the project. Monthly reports from the party tasked
with delivering Part 1 will provide an updated Project Schedule, if required, identify
issues to be resolved and highlight the achievement or delay of any key milestones.
Project progress reports will also outline learning’s / decisions made throughout the
Project and highlight any proposed changes to Project scope or deliverables.
3.1 Project Team
NC is seeking a suitable qualified professional {or organisation) to undertake Part 1
of the Strategy development. Applicants for the job must therefore provide evidence
of previous, relevant experience, a description of the qualifications for all personnel
who will be involved, and their respective roles in the proposed project team, as well
as the contact details for three referees.
3.2 Health, Safety, Environment and Community
Council has 2 commitment to attaining the highest standards in its health, safety,
environmental and community obligations. The selected consultant and its personnel
are obliged to comply with the Council's policies related to health, safety,
environment and community engagement at all times.
Lloyd Consulting | Project Management and Delivery es)
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