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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 13 FEBRUARY 2023
4. Alignment with Council Strategic Priorities and Budget
Although not weighted as highly as the other criteria, it is important to consider how the above
localities align with Council’s strategic priorities, plans and budget commitments. Table 2 below
shows the alignment of each location with the 22/23 capital budget commitments and projects
identified in the Corporate and Operational plans specific for each location.
It is important to acknowledge that the budget spend in Table 2 includes all capital works including
routine maintenance, renewal and upgrades. Where possible larger scale projects are also
identified which would contribute to a place-based approach.
Table 2: Alignment with Key Plans and Budget.
Location Plans/Strategies Priorities Budget Spend
21/22
Tewantin Corporate Plan 2017- Revitalise the Noosa River Plan $6,163,124
2037 Explore the options for and Includes Regional
investigate the feasibility of Art Gallery Pre-
relocating the Noosa Regional Feasibility, Hilton
Gallery Terrace Pathways
Reinforce our Noosa design upgrade, and
principles and Noosa style. Beckmans Road
Manage development within the bypass Stage 1
Noosa Shire in accordance with
Noosa’s desired environmental
outcomes.
Plan our response to Climate
Change.
Adopt and implement the plans
that form part of our Environment
Strategy.
Undertake implementation of the
Noosa Social Strategy.
Plan for Noosa’s ageing
demographic and support our
health and aged care sectors.
Maintain the ability to respond to
disaster events (Local Disaster
Management Plan)
Implement the Noosa Local
Economic Plan.
Provide support for a sustainable
tourism sector.
Operational Plan Management of key threats to the
Noosa River System and its
Environmental and Social values
Oyster beds in the Noosa River
are rebuilt to improve habitat for
fish and marine life
Improved management of
shoreline erosion in Noosa Main
Beach and Noosa River
Increase preservation and
awareness of Noosa’s heritage
Progress the implementation of
the Master Plans for the Noosa
District Sports Complex and
Cooroy Sports Complex
Tewantin Beckmans Road
Bypass Stage 1.2 M
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