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This consultation has now closed and the project has been completed. Thank you for your input which has helped shape this project for the community.
In consultation with the community, Council had progressed the development of the Noosa Shire Local Economic Plan. At the Ordinary Meeting on November 19, Council endorsed a draft for public exhibition and comment. Council invited the community to comment on the DRAFT Noosa Shire Local Economic Plan.
Council endorsed a new Local Economic Plan for Noosa at its Ordinary meeting in December 2015. The Plan has been developed through a process of consultation and engagement with the community, and guided by a Project Focus Group.
In consultation with the community, Council had progressed the development of the Noosa Shire Local Economic Plan. At the Ordinary Meeting on November 19, Council endorsed a draft for public exhibition and comment. Council invited the community to comment on the DRAFT Noosa Shire Local Economic Plan.
Council endorsed a new Local Economic Plan for Noosa at its Ordinary meeting in December 2015. The Plan has been developed through a process of consultation and engagement with the community, and guided by a Project Focus Group.
The aim of the Local Economic Plan is to:
* strengthen the resilience of the local economy by broadening its structure and achieving growth in industry sectors that have high economic value and low environmental impact, and * strengthen the quality of life of residents by supporting social and environmental values of our community
The Plan:
* identifies 6 key themes and 7 priority sectors * recognises the interdependence of the economy, the environment and the community * outlines the type of economic development best suited to the Noosa Shire * reflects the desires of the community
The AEC Group were engaged to prepare an economic profile for the Noosa Shire to develop an evidence base that would inform the development of the Local Economic Plan and form a baseline from which to monitor and measure the local economy over time.
Outcomes of the Plan will be achieved through projects undertaken in collaboration and partnership with business and industry, government agencies as well as business representative groups and organisations.
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Council endorsed a new Local Economic Plan for Noosa at its December 2015 Ordinary Meeting. The Plan has been developed through a process of consultation and engagement with the community, and guided by a Project Focus Group.
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The Local Economic Plan (LEP) has been finalised. 13 submissions were received and the community's contribution was reviewed and considered in the final drafting stages. The LEP is on Council's General Committee Meeting agenda for Monday 14 December. Should Council adopt the LEP at its Ordinary Meeting on December 17, the community will be informed and an implementation plan developed with resources allocated.
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A Project Focus Group has now been formed.The newly formed Project Focus Group met for the first time on Monday June 1 where they began discussing and testing ideas and concepts that arose from the Workshops as a starting point in the development of a Local Economic Plan. Members of The Project Focus Group members are now beginning to post their project ideas here. See "Surveys & Forms" tab.Summaries of two public Workshops held in May are also now available in the document library to the right of your screen.
