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Year in Review 2022_23
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING 18 SEPTEMBER 2023
• Regular collaboration with Unitywater has resulted in improved public health communication,
management and response to elevated levels of enterococci in recreational water bodies to
effectively manage public health risks.
• Threatened Species Road Map completed and endorsed by Council to facilitate and guide
the on- going management and recovery of threatened fauna within Noosa Shire and
adjacent coastal waters.
• Implemented new Electronic auditing programmes of existing non-sewered facilities and
systems within Noosa Shire including, North Shore areas in conjunction with Council’s Noosa
River Plan. This involved auditing of existing non-sewered systems and facilities within the
North Shore area of the Shire, identifying the existing compliance for human health and
environmental needs and obligations for existing and future and identifying existing record
management systems for existing systems and facilities and explore acceptable treatment
classes for disposal.
• Restructured Shire wide auditing programme to protect against cross connections of drinking
and non-drinking water supplies in support of human health consideration for residents and
visitors within the Shire.
• Noosa Council investigated numerous animal attack requests throughout the year, and was
successful all appeals to QCAT, where the council's efforts to ensure public safety were
validated through the confirmation of a destruction order for a declared dangerous animal.
• Local Laws and ICT collaborated to introduce a new system, streamlining dog registrations
and offering on online portal for owners to manage their details conveniently. The new
program provides improved records management and flexible registration renewal options
based on the initial registration date.
Corporate Plan Theme 2: The Noosa Community
“Our community is connected, safe and happy and able to meet their potential”
Libraries
• Council implemented a new Mobile Library and Community Outreach Service, including two
book-vending kiosks at Peregian and Pomona and a suite of library outreach programs.
• Libraries completed the biennial Customer Satisfaction Survey and received a 92%
satisfaction rating.
• Noosa Libraries were successful in two staff members receiving scholarships to attend and
present at the Queensland Public Libraries Association conference.
• Libraries launched a new membership card with artwork designed by Alkirah Bell, a young
Kabi Kabi woman
• Libraries completed a Library Management System upgrade
• CCTV security system was installed in Noosaville Library
• New cantilevered shade structures were installed in Cooroy Library’s outdoor area
• Council has developed a design for the upgrade of Noosaville Library’s public amenities
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