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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 = SSSSSS« Comments fromsubmitter [Discussion S| Recommendations
Koala Rescue Groups More funding for koala rescue Council provides grant funding to Consider funding for koala rescue
groups. Wildcare Australia through the community grants
program.
Koala database Koala databases need to be updated | Koala sightings are recorded real Reword in Koala Conservation Plan
in real time rather than quarterly. time by Council and by the public on
Koala Tracker. It is proposed that
Council records be input into
Wildnet on quarterly basis. Note the need for a review of koala
Translocation laws Translocation laws need to be Supported. translocation policy.
reviewed. Supported, however if there is a Focus koala tree planting projects in
Tree plantings Plant trees in areas of low conflict, viable population of koalas in an low to medium risk areas as
i.e. away from urban areas. urban setting then tree planting may | identified Map 4.
be appropriate.
[Submitter200
Koala detection dogs Utilise koala detection dogs in As a condition of development, Include in code assessment
development assessment. developers are required to search provisions in planning scheme
for koalas, however koala detection
dogs are more efficient and
accurate.
Change laws concerning legal costs Require developers to pay for legal Discuss with State Government
when Council challenges a costs if a development is refused.
development in koala habitat areas.
Support USC Detection Dogs for Provide support for the USC research Council currently supports the USC
Conservation program team Detection Dogs for Conservation
through Biosphere Grants.
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Koala corridors Extend/expand koala vegetation Strategic koala corridors will be Await the development of the
corridors. identified in the biodiversity Plan Biodiversity Plan
and through application of the Koala
Habitat Mapping.
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