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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 FEBRUARY 2020
BRANCH ACTIVITIES RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS CURRENT PRIORITIES THE NEXT QUARTER
MOU with Unity Water - Advanced Moreton Regional Council advised Review the draft report by Ramboll Work with MOU partners and the
Waste Treatment they would be withdrawing from and decide with remaining MOU consultant Ramboll on a financial
MOU. partners what waste processing analysis of the most appropriate
Council accepted an invitation by technology to focus on in the next technologies and costs for
WWROC Councils north of Noosa to stage of the study. consideration by members of the
participate in their waste feasibility MOU.
study and advanced waste treatment Proceed with WBBROC councils to
and received a preliminary review options available to Noosa
assessment of the options available but without mandatory inclusion in
to WBBROC Councils. the outcomes if other solutions such
as the MOU provide a better
outcome for Noosa Council.
Health Inspection Program Licensed premises inspection Review the fees and charges for Implementing the licensing of public
program on track except for public public swimming pool approvals and pools
swimming pools. report recommended changes to Reinspection of industrial premises
Manager attended delegation of Council in the February 2020 round likely to pollute waterways that were
Strata title owners regarding of meetings. inspected in the 2018/19 financial
concerns about the swimming pool period.
approval process and confusion
Preparation of 2020/21 budget
about requirements.
including fees and charges.
Vector Control Reduction in Ross River Fever Current very dry conditions have Monitor salt marsh breeding areas
cases by 50% compared to annual delayed the need to conduct regular following rainfall and spring tidal
average over past 3 years. aerial mosquito control which activity.
Dry conditions have reduced the normally commence in Conduct regular aerial treatment
need for regular aerial treatment of September/October each year program for the salt marsh breeding
salt marsh areas that normally start during peak tidal activity and rainfall. areas and fogging of adult
in September. mosquitoes with potential to transmit
mosquito borne illness.
Business as Usual activities Waste Audit of accommodation units Implement a trial Behavioural Release of the online burial
and resorts waste bins and reported change program at selected database to the public in January
to Council - up to 42% of organic premises to determine the format of 2020.
waste in general waste bins. a shire wide behavioural change Continue expansion of the garden
Council granted approval to conduct program. waste service to commercial
a trial behavioural change program Final checking of burial records in premises to reduce exposure to the
for better segregation of waste and preparation for the release of the waste levy and achieve improved
recyclable material. database online.in January 2020. diversion of waste from landfill.
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