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2015-11-16 General Committee Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 NOVEMBER 2015
Mitigation type Ecosure recommendation Discussion
5. Deterrent trials Assess the feasibility of using Even if these types of deterrent
deterrents such as wires, were effective in changing fly
netting, and flagging to re-direct out patterns, they are likely to
the flying fox ‘fly-over’ away cause problems elsewhere. It is
from the Bowls Cub and recommended that Council
residents. keep a watching brief on these
types of deterrents.
6. Grants and subsidies Investigate grants and subsidies There are currently no grants or
that may be available to subsidies available to private
residents, associations and landholders. There are
businesses impacted by the government grants available to
flying foxes. sporting associations and this
information has been passed
onto the Bowls Club. There may
be grants available to
businesses.
This recommendation is
generally supported, but there is
currently limited or no
opportunities for funding to
mitigate the impacts of flying
foxes for private landholders
7. Aircraft strike management Communicate with Noosa Officers have previously
Hospital concerning aircraft consulted with the Noosa
strike management Hospital and these discussions
are planned to continue.
8. Planning instruments Consider adequate buffers and Most land neighbouring Wallace
other planning provisions for Park is already developed. Units
new developments are currently being developed at
neighbouring Wallace Park. Riverstone Court. Future
developments could potentially
include expansion of the Noosa
Hospital and new future facilities
at the Wallace Park community
precinct. It is recommended that
any future developments be
advised of the existence of the
flying fox camp.
9. Provide alternative habitat Encourage re-establishment of The recommendation is
the Goat Island roost site supported, but a more effective
through limited disturbance measure is to investigate trials
conducted elsewhere to
encourage re-establishment of
original roost sites (e.g.
reintroduction of flying foxes,
food attractants, scent
attractants modification of
habitat).
Table 1 - Ecosure recommendations and discussion
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