2020-08-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda

PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA   11 AUGUST 2020




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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                                       11 AUGUST 2020

        -   Appropriately manage identified risks posed by climate change to different sectors including council, waste,
            agriculture, households, communities, business, emergency services, and natural systems.
        -   Identify and prioritise responses for emissions reduction, climate change adaptation and community preparedness.

    The CCRP and its community engagement outcomes will seek to:
      e  Raise council and community awareness of the need to urgently reduce GHG emissions and facilitate council and
         community emission reductions;
      e  Improve Noosa Council and the community’s understanding of current and future risks from climate hazards and how they
         might change through time as a result of climate change;
      e  Enable council to consult with the community clearly and sensitively throughout key stages of the project so the community
         understands the implications and contributes to the decision making;
      e  Identify what council and community actions are required to reduce emissions and to avoid, reduce or adapt to climate
         change risks as they relate to people, property, assets and the environment; and
      e  Provide mapping and visual products and deliverables that are useful for a range of purposes across council departments
         and within the community (e.g. planning scheme, asset management, community awareness, disaster management and
         financial planning).

     Identification of key stakeholders, groups and individuals of influence
     Key Internal Stakeholders:
          o Council
          o Executive Team
          o Environment and Sustainable Development Department
          o Infrastructure Services Department
          o Community Services Department
          o Corporate Services Department
          o Executive Office
          o Project Control Group (PCG)

     Key External Stakeholders:
          o LGAQ
          o State and Federal governments (including State Department of Environment and Science)
          o University of the Sunshine Coast
          o University of Central Queensland
          o Griffith University
          o Zero Emissions Noosa Inc. (ZEN Inc.) and associated project working groups
          o Translink
          o Sunshine Coast Environment Council
          o Media
          o The Nature Conservancy
          o Local primary and secondary schools
          o Earth tech
          o Infrastructure providers
          o Residents and ratepayers groups and various other community groups

     Table 1 Key sectoral stakeholders for targeted consultation

        Agriculture                  e   Country Noosa                     e  Department of Agriculture and Fisheries
                                     e   Food and Agribusiness Network     e  Noosa and District Landcare
         Built environment and       ¢   Council Infrastructure Services   ¢  Telecommunications (NBN, Telstra,
         infrastructure              e   SEQWater, Unitywater                 Optus)
                                     e   Energex, Energy Queensland        ¢  Department of Transport and Main
                                                                              Roads
         Business and Tourism        e   Tourism Noosa                     e  Peregian Beach Business Assoc.
                                     e  Visit Sunshine Coast Noosa         e  Sunshine Beach Association
                                     e   Chamber of Commerce               e  Tewantin Traders Association
                                     e   Noosaville Business Assoc.        e  Eumundi Chamber of Commerce
                                     e   Hastings Street Association       e  Sunshine Coast Business Council
                                     e   Noosaville Business Association   _« Cooroy Chamber of Commerce

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