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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
Corporate Plan Theme — The Noosa Environment Operational Plan 22/23
Corporate Plan Key Focus Operational Initiatives Outcomes Responsible Update Q2 status
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with the community.
Council School Education Page completed for
waste, climate change and sustainability.
Monthly Green Drinks networking event
established and ongoing in partnership with Ec
Dev team.
Formalising SEQ Council collaboration.
Coastal Hazards Monitoring Improved understanding of coastal Strategic Land | |ntegrated Coastal Monitoring Plan developed | On track
hazards through evidence-based Use Planning | and initiated.
information and technology Grant funding from the State has been
applications obtained.
Two rounds of ETA erosion lines, beach
surveys and remote sensing drone surveys
have been completed.
MOU has been completed with Sunshine Coast
Council to take advantage of economies of
scale at the regional level.
Burgess Creek Monitoring Project with UniSC
for 2023 has started.
Regional Coastal Process Model with Sunshine
Coast Council has been successful in obtaining
$315k grant from the Commonwealth
Government with Implementation Plan
developed and submitted.
Implement Climate Change Responds to Council's climate change | Strategic Land | Urban Greening Program Phase 1 has On track
Response Plan emergency declaration and helps Use Planning | commenced with initial round of consultations
Noosa Shire to adapt to and prepare and Implementation Plan developed.
for the potential effects of climate . . . .
change over time The Regional Climate Action Roadmap is
complete with the final report and website
launched. Continued partnership with Sunshine
Coast Council on joint projects as well as youth
and Indigenous engagement.
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