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Well welcome everybody to the Ordinary Meeting of Thursday 18th of December 2025. Declare the meeting open at 10:02am. Acknowledge we're meeting on the traditional lands and waters of the Kabi Kabi people. Pay my respects to elders past, pr
Councillor Finzel, any discussion? No. All in favour? Carried unanimously. Can I have a move and a seconder for the Minutes of the Special Meeting held on 11th December 2025 please. Happy to move. Councillor Stockwell, Councillor Wegener, a
Okay, thank you. So the question from Mr. Mouland, question one. Can Council point to an implementation anywhere in Australia that is similar to implementation of over two kilometres of four consecutive active streets to validate Council's
Thank you, Mr Mouland, for the question. The most directly comparable example is the Whitfield Street Safe Active Street in Bassendean, western Australia. 2.3 kilometre continuous corridor through a residential area with bends, hills and mu
Thank you, Mr Walsh. The next is two questions from Ms Mary Perry, who also couldn't be here today, so our CEO will read Ms Perry's questions, which will both be answered by Shaun Walsh, Director Infrastructure Services.
Okay, questions? One from Mary Perry. Can Council please explain the rationale for unexpectedly prioritising the Peregian beach active street projects, which we've identified as named initiatives in the Council's five- or ten-year walking o
Thank you, Ms Perry, for the question. The route along Lorikeet Drive is identified as a Principal Recreational Route under Noosa Council Cycling and Walking Strategy. Whilst it's acknowledged that the improvements to the identified route w
Thank you, Ms Walsh. Mr Singh, Sir. Okay, question number two from Mary Perry. How does Council plan to implement a new three-metre-wide shared off-road pathway through the Peregian Beach Village? BID 358, and what impact will it have on th