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Welcome to the Ordinary Meeting of Thursday 20th of February 2025. We declare the meeting open at 10am. I'd like to acknowledge that we're meeting on the traditional lands and waters of the Kabi Kabi people and I pay my respects to the elde
Okay, question one. We are told that Noosa Shire is expecting a housing shortage but I wonder whether it extends beyond death. The Tewantin cemetery is not accepting any more prospective guests in repose and the Council has given up land se
Thank you and through the Chair. Thank you Mr O'Connor for your question and interest in our cemetery services. Our Council operates three cemeteries at Tewantin, Cooroy and Pomona. To clarify, although I'm sure Mr O'Connor was being tongue
Thank you. Next question, please. Okay, the second question. Noosa and Gympie councils have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. That aims to explore efficiencies in waste management. And potential cost-sharing arrangements across the two
Chair. Thank you, Brian, for your additional question. Council is researching a range of options for the planning of future cemetery needs. Regional models for service delivery can be very effective in relevant scenarios. However, we would
Thank you. Director Contini. The second application with two questions is from Patricia Spicer. Ms Spicer, if you'd like to come to the lectern and deliver your questions. And they'll be answered by Kim Rawlings, Director Strategy and Envir
All right. Much of the $3.3 million initial budget allocation has been used in the process of investigating, getting reports, subdivision, tree clearing and remediation planning for the 62 Lake Macdonald Drive Cooroy Please include when the
Thanks, Pat, for that question. None or very little of the $3.3 million has been used for the investigations. This allocation is in the 24/25 budget for delivery and costs and remediation and civil works. The budget allocation for site inve