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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 Status Q3 er!
Focus Areas Areas/Officers
Continue to progress the The Council has a planto | Environmental | Draft implementation plan developed, projects On track On track
finalisation and respond to the challenges | Services/ commenced include: rolling out an integrated
implementation of the of climate change on our Environmental | coastal monitoring program; building resilience in
Coastal Hazard Adaptation coastal areas Services the Noosaville foreshore; investigating the viability
Plan (CHAP) Manager of offshore sand supply for beach nourishment;
developing a Foreshore Management Plan for the
Eastern Beaches; and developing best-practice
design standards for functional, equitable and
sustainable beach access areas. While
implementation is on track, final written CHAP
approval from the State is still pending. Expected
to be finalised by Aug 2022.
Finalise the development of | Climate risks, adaptation Environmental | The CCRP Community Reference Group On track On track
the Climate Change and emissions reduction Services/ continues to meet periodically and provide
Response Plan & are considered and Environmental | feedback on Council progress with CCRP actions.
commence implementation responded to ina holistic | Services Projects continue to be advanced by Council staff
way Manager under each of the 8 themes. The detailed
implementation plan is still being developed.
The LGAQ Climate Change Risk Management
Framework for the Local Government pilot project
with Sunshine Coast Council (Regional Climate
Action Roadmap) is on track to finish in August
2022.
Subsequent projects to better understand and
respond to climate risks are also planned in
partnership with Sunshine Coast Council focused
on risks to critical infrastructure.
Continue the Improved management of | Environmental | In regard to Fire Management Plan, significant Behind Behind
implementation of our bushland reserves Services/ investment in staff training and skilling has Schedule | Schedule
Council’s Fire Management with regard to fire andthe | Environmental | Occurred in the quarter in preparation for
Plans and bushland implementation of amore | Services prescribed burning in cooler months. Storage of
reserves proactive, specialised Manager required fire equipment has proven problematic
burning regime 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.
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