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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 Ss SSSSS*| Comments fromsubmitter [Discussion S| Recommendations
Coast Council. Need more liaison
with Sunshine Coast Council on dog
control.
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Concerned about drop in koala Supportive of Koala Conservation Need to assess the actual viability of | If research funds permit, undertake
numbers Plan but concerned about drop in koala populations in urban and rural | population studies to determine
Noosa numbers areas viability of urban and rural koala
populations and identify actions
necessary to secure that population.
Koala Tracker Concerned that Koala Tracker is not | Council has used a number of Note in Plan that general public may
being used. databases, including Koala Tracker, choose to use Koala Tracker.
to develop its Koala Habitat Any koala records that come into
Mapping. Council can be entered into WildNet
The State Wildnet database is used database to inform State Essential
to inform the State Essential Habitat | Habitat Mapping.
Mapping for development
assessment purposes.
[Submitter 18
Koala infrastructure and harsher Need ‘go slow’ zones at key koala Consider ‘Go-slow’ zones in critical
penalties for tree clearing crossing points of Noosa koala crossing points as part of
Drive/Weyba Creek and near the infrastructure audit.
roundabout Sunshine beach Road.
More emphasis on education for car
drivers. Include messages for car drivers in
Harsher penalties for illegal tree media releases particularly in Spring
clearing required education campaign.
Development controls not stringent
enough to retain koala trees e.g. Council is constrained by State
Peregian Springs planning legislation. Continue to
avoid, mitigate and offset impacts to
koala habitat.
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