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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
through the park. The off-leash area
needs to be moved to another park
or further away from the koala area.
[Submitter27FriendsoflakeWeyba | SC—C~iESC“‘(#SNSNSCOCOC“(NNNNNNNC UNLNNNNN’N’N' ——C—
Protection of habitat and corridors Identify land parcels on northern, Council is currently developing a Await the development of the
particularly next to Lake Weyba. western and southern shores of Lake | Biodiversity Plan which, along with Biodiversity Plan
Weypba for potential purchase or the Koala Habitat Mapping, will
other mechanism such as the VCA inform strategic land suitable for
program, Land for Wildlife and purchase or the VCA program.
Nature Conservation Trust.
Collaboration with Sunshine Coast Noosa Council is working with key Continue to work with neighbouring
Council important to protect habitat. | stakeholders including neighbouring | Councils on koala research and liaise
Council with the USC Koala Health with neighbouring Councils to secure
Mapping project. koala habitat across jurisdictional
boundaries.
Koala populations numbers Submitter suggests koala population | Noted
may have increased over recent
Wild dog control years.
Submitter also expressed concern As part of the Pest Management Continue to implement the wild dog
about wild dogs that may be coming | Plan, Council continues to control program in key areas.
from the Eumundi Road landfill. Wild | implement the Wild dog control Continue with media releases on
dog control should be undertaken program in priority areas. ‘Living with Wildlife’ in August-
and domestic dog owners educated __| The ‘Living with Wildlife’ media September
to improve public awareness. promotion is planned for August-
Cooperative research partnerships Develop a koala research, September when koalas and other Continue to work with the Noosa
rehabilitation and translocation fauna are most active. Biosphere® Reserve Foundation,
centre joint venture with State, Currently Council is working with the | Richard Branson Conservancy and
Councils, USC, Australia Zoo and Richard Branson Koala Conservancy | other key stakeholders with koala
conservation groups and encourage | and Dr Jon Hanger to conduct conservation
eco-tourism. research and to make
recommendations on rehabilitation
and translocation.
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