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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
Topic Comments Recommendation Edits to PMP draft
Local references books PMP Action Plan 2.1 Recommend current
such as 'Noosa's Native concerns Council webpage
Plants', 'Grasses' and development of a include additional
'Weeds' of the Sunshine PMP communication publications as
Coast be recommended plan and includes suggested.
as reference books provisions for pest
publications.
Greater resourcing for This is subject to P27 Action Plan 6.3
Council Natural Areas Council's budget under success
team to undertake weed deliberations. Amend indicator column
control in bushland PMP to consider
reserves, rather than increasing Council's Review Council
depending on Community capacity to manage service levels for weed
Volunteer Groups & weeds on bushland control and consider
Landholders reserves (Action Plan increased capacity,
Objective 6.3) subject to budget
deliberations
Appears to be no plan on Action Plan The programming of
how to begin with weed Objective 6 states prioritising target
control the importance of locations on bushland
developing a priority reserves is an ongoing
listing of pest process of planning
species (this has and consultation
now been completed between Council's
by PMP stakeholder Natural Areas team
group) and and Bushland Care
establishing priority Groups.
locations for targeted
pest management.
Target Broad Leafed It is not practical for The suggestion of
Peppers for shire wide all Council utilising other Council
control by all Council Departments to be Departments for weed
Departments involved with weed control is not a
control. Staff already practical option.
have other priority However Broad Leafed
duties, are not Peppers are identified
necessarily trained in the Top 10 species
and do not have list and as such it is
resources such as recommended for
vehicles and priority control within
equipment to existing Council
manage weeds. programmes.
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