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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
Topic Comments Recommendation Edits to PMP draft
Have pest plant species It is not possible to Pest plant eradication
eradication as a goal of eradicate all pest is only supported for
the PMP plant species in specific species where
Noosa Shire. Pest there is a realistic
plants can have an chance of success
ecological role such (e.g. Bitou Bush). For
as retaining water most weed
quality, providing management,
fauna habitat, containment and
protecting soil and reduction is a practical
providing food for measure where there
fauna. Pest is a specific outcome
management is e.g. enhancing
needed to control threatened species
specific species that habitat.
may be a threat to
biodiversity, for
example, a climbing
weed that is
smothering native
vegetation.
Include fact sheets in rate Action Plan Including fact sheets in
notices, on displays and in Objective 2 states Council rate notices is
publications the development of a not supported as there
PMP Communication are many topics and
Plan. It is anticipated issues, apart from pest
that most management, that
communication could be promoted as
media will be well. A more targeted
electronic, however approach is
there will displays at recommended, e.g.
community events letterbox drop to
such as Noosa Show neighbours who
and Festival of indiscriminately dump
Water. garden waste into
bushland reserves.
Doesn't appear to be a The PMP is a Covered under Action
long term pro-active plan strategic plan for Plan Objective 6
for coastal bushland managing pest
reserves, but more species in Noosa
reactive Shire. Specific
bushland reserves
operational plans will
develop on a priority
basis in consultation
with local interest
groups.
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