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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 AUGUST 2020
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 AUGUST 2020
Strategy 4.3 - Manage the natural environment in a way that improves resilience to climate change.
The Environment Strategy Implementation Plan includes a number of initial specific actions relating to:
e carbon sequestration through landscape restoration in partnership with landholders
e emissions reduction at Noosa landfill
e energy efficiencies throughout council facilities (eg solar PV systems)
e investigating emissions offset possibilities
e investigating a solar bulk buy scheme for Noosa residents
¢ community education programs (eg. for waste and solar)
e encouraging and facilitating electric vehicle take up through a network of charging points
throughout Noosa
e improving our understanding of impacts on foreshore areas, assets and infrastructure and
vulnerable ecosystems. This includes increasing climate resilience in urban areas through urban
design and landscape improvements.
Other Relevant Plans/Supporting strategies
Waste Reduction and Recycling Plan
Noosa Shire Planning Scheme
Noosa Design Principles
Local Economic Plan
Transport Strategy
Local Disaster Management Plan
Risk Assessment and Management
Risk Assessment Risk Level | Mitigation
(high,
medium,
low)
Plan doesn’t meet community Clearly define Council's roles and responsibilities
expectations
Strategy doesn’t achieve H Community targets are suitably ambitious and
Environment Strategy targets require the various stakeholders to take
collaborative action to achieve targets
Limited ability to consult with Use alternative methods of consultation to large
community on draft plan due to face-to-face meetings including online workshops,
potential COVID restrictions small one-on-one meetings, Your Say Noosa,
webinars, flyers, direct mailouts etc.
Limited budget to engage specialist Use in house expertise, access existing
consultants resources/case studies, source critical information
with budget available, identify information/research
gaps for later action
Insufficient hazard information to Opportunities to close these gaps during project will
adequately assess risk to be implemented, with future opportunities clearly
asset/system identified in CCRP where required.
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