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ORDINARY MEETING MINUTES                                                        18 JULY 2024


            by third parties are fact checked and properly authorised, just as HTVs are for
            registered candidates.”

            4. Motion D:
            “That the LGAQ advocate to the State Government of Queensland to legislate that
            share economy platforms and providers such as Airbnb, Booking.com and Stayz,
            and STA providers share their validated booking data, inclusive of real property
            addresses, through a state-wide data sharing agreement. This will allow local
            governments to have accurate oversight of STA and effectively manage and
            regulate STA. This approach to mandate the provision of validated STA booking
            data is already successfully occurring in location such as New South Wales
            (NSW), Tasmania, the United Kingdom, Europe, and Canada."

            5. Motion E:
            “That the LGAQ advocate for ALGA to be a Full Member on the Housing Ministerial
            Council."

            6. Motion F:
            "That the LGAQ calls on the Queensland Government to undertake a
            comprehensive review into the end of waste criteria for resource recovery
            products against the specification for materials used in Federal, State and Local
            Infrastructure projects."

            7. Motion G:
            "That the LGAQ calls on the State Government to direct Energy Queensland to
            review and revise its Dynamic Network (Storage) Tariff as proposed in its recent
            Tariff Structure Statement (TSS) currently under assessment by the Australian
            Energy Regulator (AER) for the next regulatory control period (2025–2030) to
            ensure the elimination of barriers to the widespread roll-out of community batteries
            across Queensland.


            6.4. PLANNING APPLICATIONS DECIDED BY DELEGATED AUTHORITY -
            MAY 2024
            That Council note the report by the Development Assessment Manager to the
            General Committee Meeting dated 15 July 2024 regarding applications that have
            been decided by delegated authority as per Attachment 1 to the Report.


            7.1. PLANNING &
            ENVIRONMENT COURT APPEAL NO. D23 OF 2022 – APPLICATION FOR
            RECONFIGURING A LOT– 1 INTO 12 LOTS AT 111 LAKE WEYBA DRIVE
            NOOSAVILLE DESCRIBED AT LOT 4 ON RP36729
            That Council
            A. Note the report by the Manager Development Assessment to the General
            Committee Meeting dated 15 July 2024 regarding Planning & Environment Court
            Appeal D23 of 2022; and
            B. Agree to settle the appeal generally in accordance with the proposed conditions
            outlined in Attachment 1 to the Report.


            7.2. 2122Q125 - CONTRACT
            VARIATION FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES - 2022 FLOOD
            RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION
            That Council note the report by the Disaster Reconstruction Coordinator to the
            General Committee Meeting dated 15 July 2024, and
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