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2022-11-14 GC Agenda - Item 8 - Attachment 1 - Operational Plan update Q1 22_23
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Log in to see the plans as drawnImplement Climate Change Responds to Council’s climate change Strategic Land Regular meetings with CCRP – CRG On track
Response Plan emergency declaration and helps Noosa Use Planning CCRP Community Grants opened
Shire to adapt to and prepare for the Developing strong partnership with
potential effects of climate change over sustainability professional across SEQ in
time formation of regional climate alliance.
Forming a working group to revise and
update the Noosa Design Principles to
incorporate climate change considerations.
Working with videographers to document
polystyrene disaster to provide strong links
with climate risks and inform future
mitigation.
The Regional Climate Action Roadmap is
complete and final report being sent to
ESG/ET and we continue to partner with
SCC on joint website and industry, youth
and Indigenous engagement.
Two-year project with ANU on nature-based
solutions to flood risk has started.
Partnered with disaster management team
to acquire and build on Simtable and
Climate Wise Communities engagement
tools to educate community on bushfire and
flood preparedness.
Partnered with UQ on a coastal wetlands
restoration prioritisation study for
biodiversity resilience, flood resilience and
blue carbon.
Coordinating with DES on two air quality
sensors deployed in Noosa with real time
monitoring.
Discussions with UniSC and CSIRO
continue for heat risk assessment at both
Shire-wide and local scales.
Reviewing the scope for updating Noosa
River & Six Mile Creek Flood Studies with
AECOM and applying for Queensland
Reconstruction Authority grant funding for
updating the Flood Studies and Flood
Management Plan.
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