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2022-07-18 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 18 JULY 2022
Attachment 1
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 18 JULY 2022
Attachment 1
Every Queensland
Li Q community deserves
; to be a liveable one
2022 LGAQ Annual Conference — Motions template
Please use this template to prepare and submit your motion using the link below.
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Who is the key contact for this motion? | Scott Waters
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this motion?
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Date of council resolution 21/07/2022
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Title of motion (required) Environmental Upgrades Agreements
Motion The LGAQ calls on the State Government to
(required) make the changes to the relevant legislation that
would allow Environmental Upgrade Agreements
to be offered in Queensland.
What is the desired outcome sought? The Queensland Local Government Act 2009 and
(required) 200 word limit the City of Brisbane Act 2010 are amended to
enable Local Councils across Queensland to offer
Environmental Upgrade Agreements (EUAs) to
Background An environmental upgrade is an addition or
(required) 350 word limit modification to an existing building to improve its
sustainability performance such as energy
efficiency, pollution control, renewable energy
installation or improving resilience to climate
change impacts.
An Environmental Upgrade Agreement (EUA) is
an economic development tool to support and
incentivise businesses and residents to undertake
environmental upgrades. EUAs are essentially
loans for up to 20 years to undertake such works.
The loan is tied to the property, not to the
individual. Council's involvement in this process
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