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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
Tree planting by developers Require developers to plant trees. This is normally conditioned in Continue to apply State and Local
development codes. Offset Government planning legislation and
provisions may also apply. policy in Koala Habitat Areas.
Free koala trees to ratepayers Provide free koala feed trees to rural | Supported and could be promoted Addressed in the Koala Conservation
and semi-rural ratepayers through the Land for Wildlife Plan
program
Translocate Import koalas and build a viewing Currently representations are being | Await outcomes of State
Tourism viewing platforms platform for tourists. made to State Government by koala | Government potential review of
experts to review translocation translocation policy
policy.
Education programs Engage with local schools to Currently Council engages with Continue to promote koala
promote koala conservation school groups on National Tree Day conservation through environment
and Environment/Natural Resource events.
Management Groups also undertake
school programs. Increased school
education would require additional
staffing resources.
Community groups Works with Noosa community Key stakeholders are being Continue to work with key
groups and State Government to coordinated through the University stakeholder groups through the
ensure a coordinated approach to Noosa Biosphere® grant funded Koala Health Mapping Project and
koala conservation koala health mapping project and other projects.
Richard Branson Koala Conservancy
project.
Dogs in Heritage Park Bushland Koalas have been sighted in Noosa Noted Discuss with Local Laws the
Reserve Parklands in the last two years and regulation of dogs in the Noosa
the submitter is concerned that dogs Parklands Area and suggestion to
are being allowed to roam off-leash change off-leash area
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