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2016-07-12 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JULY 2016
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 JULY 2016
[Topic SSS Comments fromsubmitter | Discussion | Recommendations
Low to medium koala risk areas Include Federal as a priority for koala | Supported Include Federal and SW Cooroy as a
actions priority
Environment levy land acquisition Add VCA properties to the Federal Council is currently developing a Await the development of the Noosa
program VCA cluster Biodiversity Plan which will identify Biodiversity Plan
high priority land for potential
acquisition or the VCA program
Data collection and citizen science Supportive of actions in Plan Noted Addressed in Plan
Koala Infrastructure Most difficult and expensive part of | Audit and report to be developed to | Addressed in Plan
the project provide a balanced economic
perspective on the management of
koala infrastructure
Dogs and cats Should be micro-chipped and if dogs | Manage in conjunction with Addressed in Plan so no changes but
or cats are found not to be under Regulatory Services responsible dog | include in discussions with Council
owners control should be treated as_| ownership program Regulatory Services
feral or wild and fines apply Continue September (Koala Month)
media releases on koala
conservation
Translocation Require provisions for quarantine, Addressed in State translocation Addressed in Plan
micro-chipping and DNA records provisions
Koala public displays Supportive as long as animals are not | Noted No change
stressed and treated as wild animals,
not entertainment
Penalties for tree clearing Supports harsher penalties for tree Investigation of harsher penalties is || Addressed in Plan
clearing required an action under the Plan
Domestic dog control Keep all dogs under control in Manage in conjunction with Addressed in Plan so no changes but
Heritage Park as required by Local Regulatory Services responsible dog | include in discussions with Council
Law Animal Management ownership program Regulatory Services
Educate dog owners Continue September (Koala Month)
Move dog off-leash area away from media releases on koala
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