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Well, good evening and welcome everybody to the Ordinary Meeting of Thursday 20th of November. Can you hear me alright? Is that better? Good evening everyone. I declare the meeting open at 5pm. We begin by acknowledging the Traditional Cust
Thank you, Frank. Yes. Okay, Cootharaba community association. Should, the its aim is to represent the community on matters that affect the community. I'm the president, Jan Green is the vice president, and the CCA was formed in 2001 at Noo
You hear me? I hope I get through this in time. Hello? Yes. Okay. While residents are generally supported by Noosa Council's broad goal of enhancing walking and cycling infrastructure and the specific approach. Adopted in the Peregian Beach
Thank you, Mr. Collider. We have four submissions for public question time. The first is an application from Mr. Alan Deering. Alan, would you like to come to the lectern, please? Thank you. Yes, good afternoon uh just it's a background que
Services how is that working? Noosa is that working? Council. Thank you okay? Thank you. For the question. In terms of health risk exposure from dust on unsealed roads, Council can advise that unsealed roads in these regions typically carry
To the question. The dirt section of Cooroy Mountain road has been assessed by a qualified road engineer and then the report found deficiencies and clear risk of crashes and other safety hazards. There has not been an assessment released by
Thank you for the question. Council has undertaken the following road sealing program since the amalgamation. In 2015-2016, Dr Pages Road in Kin Kin creek road, Cootharaba, a 5.6 km length, as you have referenced. 2018-2019, Donnelly's road
Thank you, Mr Deering. The next application for two questions is from Mrs Pat Spicer. Rob and you. Thank you. And answers to your questions will be provided by Kim Rawlings, Director Strategy and Environment, who is online. Our CEO, Larry S