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QUESTION 1
How is the tender cost being funded for remediation and subdivision for 62/64 Lake Macdonald Drive, Cooroy?
Response provided by Director Strategy & Environment, Kim Rawlings
As part of the Council resolution on 20 January 2025, Council voted to “Support advancing the subdivision and remediation works subject to securing a loan facility, whilst continuing to actively pursue grant funding opportunities". Grant applications have been submitted to relevant State and Federal bodies with responses from these bodies yet to be finalised. Depending on the outcome of these grant applications, an application may be made to the Queensland Treasury Corporation (QTC) for a loan facility to fund the balance of the project costs.
QUESTION 2 Thank you for the comprehensive list of land, other than 62/64 Lake Macdonald Drive owned by Noosa Council in Cooroy at the July meeting. Could you please add to this list, so it is an exhaustive list, including land labelled as “lazy land” as 62 (now 62/64) Lake Macdonald Drive Cooroy was labelled “lazy land”?
Response provided by Director Strategy & Environment, Kim Rawlings
Council does not label land 'lazy' as all land is allocated for a purpose. As stated in the last question Public Question on 17 July 2025, Council owned land is mostly for parks, environmental protection and land for community facilities such as libraries and grounds sporting activities with much land constrained by natural hazards. The land in bold in the following table has been added since the last meeting in July. There are some Park areas in Cooroy that are owned by the State of Queensland and not by Council.
[Image in official minutes — consult the original document]Council does not label land 'lazy' as all land is allocated for a purpose. As stated in the last question Public Question on 17 July 2025, Council owned land is mostly for parks, environmental protection and land for community facilities such as libraries and grounds sporting activities with much land constrained by natural hazards. The land in bold in the following table has been added since the last meeting in July. There are some Park areas in Cooroy that are owned by the State of Queensland and not by Council.
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