Operational Plan 2024-25 Q3 Quarterly Reporting

Frank Wilkie187:04

So what we're endorsing today, Councillors, is a summation and shows that we have the conviction, the courage of our convictions for every element of this. There have been some amendments moved and vehemently argued from a point of passion, but these are beliefs that Councillors hold dear regarding the vital shape of the motion. We had a good debate around reverting the desired approach from the Massouds, Slipway and jetty and Ely Park with that shown on the consultation version endorsed by Council at its meeting on the 6th of November 2024 and we included that because it respects the feedback from the commercial operators the people have this great sense of ownership down there we heard that there is a conflict down there with vehicles potentially reversing over the pedestrian pathway into the pathway of cyclists and pedestrians people walking dogs but we accepted that we wanted to respect the views of the commercial operators. By endorsing this motion we're showing that we were fair dinkum in making that change to our approach to the new civil Foreshore Master Plan in adding if that we're by endorsing this motion we're showing that we really believe that the future of the shared pathway with for each of these precincts ought to be based on data when we put our hands up here this afternoon we'll be showing that we believe in that and that we were fair dinkum when we voted for it or against it or that if you voted against it you have you're acknowledging that we're taking every element on its merits and it's the summation this the motion as a whole that we're endorsing and we're wanting to move forward on. When we vote to endorse this we're showing that we really believe that the Noosaville Foreshore infrastructure master plan ought to include a clear publicly accessible statement showing the total number of car parks currently available and outline the intended approach to designating vehicle parks across the precinct in the future. Very valuable information. It helps give anyone who's interested and feels dearly about that precinct that they ought to have that information and ought to be available for them. We're endorsing the community feedback from disability advocates that the pathways ought to be more safer. We're endorsing the feedback from the boating and fishing alliance that their boat ramp ought not to be touched and left intact. We're endorsing the feedback from the tennis club that their club ought not to be removed just to provide more green space, but it ought to be kept and that we're respecting their heritage and that any new plans could also incorporate a greater range of to make it more publicly accessible this has been a great collective effort so by endorsing this plan and its amendments have now passed the motion we're showing that we have the courage of our convictions that the amendments that we moved we really believe in because today when we put our hands up today this is when it counts this is when it shows it's that believe in what we've argued for and this is when this motion becomes a ratified decision of the local government and this community can move forward so I recommend this motion to the Councillors has been a great collective effort and thank you for your input I'll put the motion those in favour? Councillor Finzel, Wilson, Stockwell, Wegener and Wilkie. Those against? Councillor Phillips and Councillor Lorentson. Now come up to the operation 11.3.10 operational plan 2024-25 quarterly reporting and the last one in the section 11.3.11 General Committee recommendations en bloc. I have a mover and a seconder for the General Committee recommendations to be adopted except we're dealt with separately. Thank you Councillor Wilson. Seconded Councillor Wegener. All in favour? That's unanimous. And we now come up to Ordinary Meeting reports. We've deferred six reports from the General Committee Meeting to the Ordinary Meeting. We'll item 12.1, contract number RP00440, Register of Prequalified Suppliers for provision of environmental services, which was deferred from the General Committee Meeting. We have Brian whitehart, Ben Derrick, here to speak to this report. Ben, can you give us a summary please?

Frank Wilkie98:53

We'll put the motion. Those in favour? That's unanimous. That brings us to consideration of committee reports. 11.1, the Planning & Environment Committee report, 11.1.1, Planning & Environment Court appeal number D442025, application for Material Change of Use for food and drink outlet, short-term accommodation at 203207, Gympie Terrace, Noosaville. 11.1.2, planning application decided by delegated authority April 2025.11.1.30. Emissions Noosa inc, ZEN Inc., annual report. 11.1.4 is a new item due to the new system which is all the planning and committee recommendations en bloc. I have a mover and a seconder for the Planning & Environment Committee recommendations. Councillor Stockwell, we'll have a seconder please. Councillor Wegener, any discussion? All in favour? That's unanimous. 11.2, services. And organisation committee report. 11.2.1, Sunrise Shops, floor, revised lease renewal. 11.2.2 was referred to the General Committee. Can I pull that out please? That's been moved to the general. 11.2.3 was referred to the General Committee, which was the operational plan quarterly report. 11.2.4. And organisations Services & Organisation Committee Recommendations en bloc. We have a move and a seconder for the Services & Organisation Committee Recommendations.