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2022-08-18 Ordinary Meeting Minutes
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ORDINARY MEETING MINUTES 18 AUGUST 2022
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ORDINARY MEETING MINUTES 18 AUGUST 2022
Corporate Plan Key Operational Initiatives Outcomes Responsible Updates Sir Lie ae) Q4
Focus Areas Areas/Officers
Management Plan, | Develop a new Noosa Achieve waste Waste Services/| Initial workshops commenced with Councillors Behind Ontrack
Flood Management | Waste Strategy minimisation and Manager and key stakeholder engagement commenced to | Schedule
Plan, Koala diversion targets and Waste & inform draft strategy. Final Waste Strategy to be Behind
Conservation Plan, support net zero Environmental | presented to Council in November 2022. Schedule
Waterways and emissions target Health
Wetlands = :
Management Plan, | !mproved Flying Fox Properly maintained flying | Environmental | Council Project Officer — Fauna Management has | Ontrack | On track
Open space Plan | Management process fox infrastructure Services/ developed Statement of Management Intent and
Wacta Rediiction Environmental | “°rkshopped with Councillors.
and Recycling Services Kin Kin and Wallace Park roost management
Plan. Manager plans developed and commenced consultation
with affected residents.
Undertaking regular monitoring of all flying fox
camps.
Received funding to develop a roost management
plan for the Kabara roost.
Ongoing rollout of flying fox subsidy program to
affected residents
Implement the Noosa Clear prioritisation of Environmental | Regarding Bushland Reserve Strategic Behind Behind
Bushland Reserve resources towards Services/ Management, on the ground works have been Schedule | Schedule
Strategic Management bushland management Environmental | significantly disrupted by the floods, with staff
Plan and Fire Management and active involvement of | Services diverted to priority clean-up activities particularly
Plan the community in the Manager on the Eastern Beaches.
restoration of degraded Regarding Fire Management Plan, significant
bushland areas investment in staff training and skilling has
occurred in the quarter in preparation for
prescribed burning in cooler months. Storage of
required fire equipment has proven problematic
and options are currently being considered.
Recent weather conditions have slowed
prescribed burn program. Council has performed
highest priority burns to date. Delay in obtaining
purchased vehicles.
The Community Bushland Care Program was
halted in the quarter due to COVID limitations. It
has since recommenced.
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