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2015-11-16 General Committee Agenda
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e Didn't think double glazing, air conditioning
and covers were helpful for residents given
costs.
e¢ Supports any actions Council can take.
Submitter 13 ¢ Questions why flying foxes are roosting here. Agree in principal.
Noosa resident Is it habitat loss elsewhere or occupation of
ancestral habitat?
¢ Need more longitudinal studies of fauna use of
areas targeted for development.
e Needs to be more interaction between urban
and natural environmental systems for
sustainable living.
Submitter 14 Supports position not to use dispersal and would Agree in principal.
Noosa resident like to see land purchased to secure flying fox
habitat.
Important to be respectful of the value and rights of
flying foxes.
Submitter 15 e Does not believe clearing is adequate. The flying fox camp qualifies as a
Local resident e Bats are in plague proportions. nationally listed camp. Under
e Noise should be measured to show how bad legislation Council can only undertake
the situation is. works that do not impact on the
e Council needs to consult with all parties and colony.
residents. Council officers are aware of the noise
¢ The roost size is much larger than indicated in generated by the flying foxes.
the report. The roost size is consistent with
survey records.
Submitter 16 Submitter accepts difficulties of dispersal. Council acknowledges difficulties of
Local resident Noise, smell and droppings significantly impacts living with flying foxes and has
on living conditions. explored, and continues to explore, all
potential solutions.
Double glazing, air conditioning, shade cloth Noted.
covers not reasonable or affordable.
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