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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 JULY 2019
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 JULY 2019
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e = Subscription Program? - In partnership with the CRCWSC deliver 12 seminars and training annually
that build capacity of practitioners and industry professionals to lead best practice in delivering
urban water management outcomes. Report outcomes against the CRCWSC Capacity Building
framework for SEQ to inform action towards urban development outcomes that support water
sensitive cities
e = Subscription Program? — Work with Councils, Utilities and local community for a minimum of 2 days
each to implement a pilot Living Waterways project within each LGA. Two full days of planning
and design support to develop project scope and budget, identify priority sites and score against
the framework.
e = Subscription Program? — Leverage from the Healthy Land and Water Social Science Expert Panel
Meetings (2/year) to inform, scope and support the development of stewardship indicators to
monitor and communicate the social benefits of a Living Waterways (co-design) approach.
Partner with research institutes to support a PhD project. Develop a paper outlining the findings
and integrate this new research into the Living Waterways framework.
e Subscription Program2 — Together with the Steering Committee develop policy and planning
Guidelines such as development of Water Wise Street Tree and Urban Stream Objectives
Guidelines. Develop one Guideline annually.
e Subscription Program? — Align and consolidate existing tools such as the urban stewardship
framework, ESC management review tool, and WSUD assessment tool so that these integrate with
key resources and monitoring programs for our State and region such as the SEQ NRM plan and
Shaping SEQ - By 2022 monitor and report against this integrated framework
e Subscription Program2 — Advancing the Science of sustainable urban water management and
promote Total Water Cycle Management (TWCM) - In partnership with our members develop an
ARC Linkage scope for implementation of a new major monitoring program to inform the
modelling of WSUD infrastructure that is regionally appropriate and informs regional TVCM
planning/strategy. This major program will monitor the effectiveness of WSUD assets informing and
promoting the uptake of design innovation.
Deliverables of the Healthy Waterplay Program
e Base program —- Healthy Waterplay Steering Committee Meetings (4/year) -— At least 2
representatives from your organisation to provide input and advice on the Healthy Waterplay
Regional strategy. Development and sharing of minutes, outcomes and follow up on actions
e Base program — Human Health Science Expert Panel meeting (2/year)
e Base program — Scoping and expert review of priority projects for the HWP program
e Base program — Co-ordinate social media campaigns (1/year) for key event (floods and/or pre-
swim season)
e Subscription program? - Review and update the Health Waterplay Sanitary Inspection Tool and
Training Manual (2020)
e Subscription program? - 1 x One-day Workshop Sanitary Inspection Training (field and desktop
based, approx. 20 participants)
e = Subscription program? — Launch and maintain the Healthy Waterplay Predictive Dashboard (real-
time health risk prediction tool for manager)
e Subscription program? — Re-launch and maintain the Healthy Waterplay Regional Website (rec
site-specific information for the public)
e Subscription program? — Review and update educational fact sheets (x2)
2 The subscription program for both Water by Design and Healthy Waterplay is only available to
members who have expressed an interest outside of core funding
Level 19, 160 Ann St, Brisbane QLD 4000 | PO BOX 13204 George St, Brisbane QLD 4003
hlw.org.au
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