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2023-02-13 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 13 FEBRUARY 2023
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 13 FEBRUARY 2023
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Corporate Plan Theme — The Noosa Environment fey ec elie) Md Lae e)
Corporate Plan Key Focus Operational Initiatives Outcomes Responsible Update Q2 status
Areas Areas
1.1 Adopt an Implement priority activities Protection of the Shire’s natural Environmental | Continue to refine the Shire’s vegetation On track
overarching from the Environment Strategy | environment and achievement of Services mapping to improve environmental planning
Environment Strategy strategic environmental targets and bushfire management.
Stakeholder consultation on the Threatened
Species Roadmap completed to help prioritise
species recovery plans.
Continue to explore funding opportunities for
riverine restoration and threatened species
baseline monitoring program.
Established partnership with Sunshine Coast
Council and other regional councils to
commence sea turtle lighting awareness
campaign and to coordinate planning for clean
up the hatchings event for February.
Ongoing investigation of land parcels for
acquisition under the environment levy.
Partnership project with Noosa Biosphere
Reserve Foundation and Dept Transport Main
Roads to install koala road signage to improve
community awareness of vehicle threats to
Koalas.
415 Land for Wildlife members and 23
Voluntary Conservation Agreement properties.
Weyba Nature Refuge gazetted around the
Eumundi-Noosa Road landfill.
Environment Offset Policy under development,
and partnering with TMR on specific offset
receiving sites for Six Mile Creek Bridge.
Undertake Shire wide Improved knowledge and management | Environmental | Contractor appointed to commence surveys for | On track
Biosecurity Survey of invasive species in accordance with | Services rural properties, targeting around 50 properties.
the Biosecurity Plan
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