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We begin by acknowledging that we are meeting on the traditional lands and waters of the Kabi Kabi people. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging and also recognise the acknowledgement of the Kabi Kabi people that we are a
Welcome Tom, thank you. Our CEO Larry Sengstock is currently on leave so we have Acting CEO Kerri Contini with us today. Item four is confirmation of the Minutes. May I have a move and a seconder of the Minutes for the Ordinary Meeting held
2025 Noosa Destination Management Plan. Parking. It is felt that the Noosa CBD destination is half-baked. The assertion of expenditure on CBD infrastructure as uneconomic is false. Both tourists and residents prefer to drive and park their
Thank you, Mr. Draper. Thank you very much. We're going to have a 10-minute adjournment after question time, and we'll catch up with you then. We have two submissions for public question time. The first is from Mr. Alan Deering. Mr. Deering
By a spray seal application to a width of 7 metres by a licensed and certified contractor. Service that was used in the previous project, but this is the same service and width of most sealed hinterland roads, including the road in the 6. D
The easternmost section of road has the most amount of traffic on the road, with nine properties from tumbar court, including Noosa polo, exclusively passing these three properties. The approximate vehicle count is 300 per day, with 20% bei
Why increase the risk for wildlife by constructing racetracks in the hinterland? My question. NUSIP Noosa Council is guided by and not dictated by the Australian standards, AusRoad standards guidelines, also the department of Main Roads pla
Good morning, I'm not also a mentor on site. Yeah, sure. All right. It's time. Thank you. Mr. Noosa Council is guided by, but not strictly bound to, professional standards like the and guidelines, the Queensland Department of Transport and