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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 SSSCSCSCSCSC*d Comments from submitter | Discussion S| Recommendations
expensive. Consider in Koala bumps in key koala areas.
Conservation Plan.
There are anumber of tree planting | Continue tree planting programs
More tree planting programs through National Tree
Day, Bushland Volunteers Care tree
planting, Landcare projects and VCA
program.
No parking in National Park The Noosa National Park is a State Refer to QPWS
responsibility
Educational tours in National Park As above As above
Night patrols in National Park As above As above
More regular buses from Peregian to | Questionable whether car use would | Refer to Noosa Transport Plan
Noosa to reduce car use be reduced community engagement process
More translocation and less burning | Submitter would like to encourage Relocating Koalas from Kangaroo Await the outcomes of
of koala habitat translocation from areas such as Island may not be appropriate representation by koala experts to
Kangaroo Island. because of climatic differences and State and Federal Governments in
koala physiology. However some relation to changes to current
experts regard current koala translocation policy.
translocation policy as deficient and
putting koalas at risk e.g. more car
strike after clearing of habitat.
Would also like to see planned burns | Lake Cooroibah Regional Park has
at Cooroibah Regional Park because | only recently come under council Include Lake Cooroibah Regional
too frequent burning kills Eucalypt control and management planning is | park in Noosa Bushland reserve Fire
seedlings soon to commence Management Plan and identify
planned burn frequency.
Dogs on southern boundary of Submitter has noticed more dogs in Noted Refer to Regulatory Services
Noosa Shire southern parts of Noosa Shire such
as Peregian Beach because of
expanding development in Sunshine
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