Confirmation Of Minutes Ordinary Meeting 21 May 2026

Frank Wilkie0:00

Ordinary Meeting of Thursday 18th June 2026. Declare the meeting open at 10am. We acknowledge that we are meeting on the traditional lands and waters of the Kabi Kabi people and I pay my respects to the elders past, present and emerging. And also acknowledge their recognition of each and every one of us as joint custodians and respecting and caring for this beautiful place that we all love and respecting and caring for each other. All councils are in attendance. Item 4.1 is the confirmation of the Minutes. May I have a move and a second for the Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting held on the 21st of May, 2026. Move Lorentson. Second. By Councillor Phillips. All in favour? I might be looking at it wrong, but it appears that there's a March minutes that are attached. Do you think I will check that? Good. Okay, let's have a look at that. May, okay. Okay, some reason to keep up on that March. Have you got, you're saying on the Resolve System? Mm-hmm. Mind mine says this is May? Okay. Yeah. That's weird. Okay. Good. Thank you. No worries. Okay. Good. That you've checked. You're checking, Councillor Wegener. We have one petition. I move that the petition with 41 signatories submitted by Susan Dewar requesting the installation of street lights on the pathway from Yellowood close to Tewantin sports field be received and referred to the chief executive office. To determine the appropriate action. I have a seconder, please. Seconder, Councillor Lorentson. I look, the submitter submits that the pathway is one of three access points created by Council into the Tewantin sporting fields. The serve as soccer, netball, pickleball, tennis, rugby league, touch football, baseball and the pony club. This pathway is also utilised for other events such as the red hot summer concerts, rodeos, vintage car club days, the walk, run, bike, race, the circus and many other events during the years. They submit parking from the overflow. Is always utilised in Yellowood close and blackbuck court through this access point. They submit that this is a high safety risk to all community members, the lack of lighting that is. Families, women on their own accessing these sporting fields that are there for community use are unsafe without lighting. Congregate, damage the park the area playground. And smash bottles play these areas because of no lighting. And these are among in our streets we have multiple disabilities in the community crossing a four metre long bridge people wheelchairs visual impairment lack of lighting is dangerous. All in favour? That's unanimous. Thank you Mr. Mayor. There are no presentations. We have no deputations. We have two submissions to public question time. The first is from question Ms. Hayley Hass. Ms Hass, would you like to come to the lectern to read your question, which will be answered by Kim Rawlings, Director Strategy and Environment, and Richard MacGillivray, Director Development & Regulation.