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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 «Comments fromsubmitter | Discussion | Recommendations
efforts in low to medium risk areas away from development areas development areas. Some studies population studies to determine
where there are less risks. These have shown that the main risk to viability of urban and rural koala
areas can become a tourist koalas can be dog and carpet snake populations and identify actions
attraction. attack (Moreton Rail Project), not necessary to secure that population.
necessarily car strike. Each koala
population needs to be assessed on
its own.
[Submitter 22
Stray dogs Submitter would like a letterbox Stray dogs can be an issue in various | Continue ‘Living with Wildlife’ media
drop concerning stray dogs around parts of the Shire. Each August- releases and ‘Responsible dog
the Weyba Estate area September Council does a media ownership’ program
release reminding residents to keep
control of dogs at all times.
| Submitter 13
Decline of koala populations in SEQ Submitter would like:
Development to stop Council can only legally restrict Addressed in Koala Conservation
development consistent with the Plan
Sustainable Planning Act. Council will
continue to avoid, mitigate, offset
impacts of development within legal
mechanisms.
More education on safe use of Questionable impact on koalas but Include education on safe use of
pesticides pesticides can be an issue for other pesticide in August-September
wildlife ‘Living for Wildlife’ media release.
Night curfew on cats and dogs Would require additional Council As above
regulatory services resourcing and
funding. Education more proactive.
As above.
Greater control of pets Questionable how effective koala Include ‘soft infrastructure’
More koala signs signs are. Solar signs that ‘light-up’ in | measures in Koala Conservation Plan
key koala areas more effective but such as innovative signs and speed
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