Cr Terry Landsberg | Politician
Cr Terry Landsberg
Phone: +61 7 5420 8965
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23.01.2022 A welcomed upgrade of two table and seat combos at Keith Hill Park at Golden Beach, taking advantage of the views of the passage and natural shade.
23.01.2022 - (/) The Moffat Beach Service Station application has received approval today with conditions. The full list of conditions are noted on Development.i (link below).... Importantly to note is the following condition: Nature and Extent of Approved Use 5. The approved use must not operate outside the hours of 7am to 10pm Monday to Sunday. https://publicdocs.scc.qld.gov.au/HPECMWebDrawer/Record
18.01.2022 The Lift Project Sunshine Coast - Round 3 Registrations now open WHAT IS IT? The Lift Project Sunshine Coast is a FREE* online program designed to improve your health and wellbeing. It is a unique evidence-based and comprehensive program, that draws together the latest research from Neuroscience, Lifestyle Medicine and Positive Psychology. ... WHY DO IT? The program supports you with tools for lifelong health and wellbeing by learning strategies to help manage stress and anxiety, better deal with challenges, improve vitality, resilience and life satisfaction. The lessons are underpinned by science, they are presented in a very light-hearted and entertaining way. HOW DOES IT WORK? It’s a 10 week program and each week: 1. Receive an email and link to a short video lesson, together with additional snippets and weekly challenges to put into action what you have learnt. 2. You are encouraged to write down your learnings and reflections from that week in the supplied e-journal (which is yours to keep), and 3. You can share your learning with the program's private Facebook group, and your friends and family. Feedback from registrants of both the first and second rounds of the program has been overwhelming positive, with the program making a real change in the lives of many. HOW DO I JOIN? Registration is free and simple REGISTER HERE! PROGRAM OVERVIEW REGISTRATIONS CLOSE: Sunday 31 January 2021 PROGRAM COMMENCES: Monday 8 February 2021 PROGRAM ENDS: Sunday 25 April 2021 (Ten weeks) For further information on the program, please visit The Lift Project Sunshine Coast or at [email protected] Please Note this round is identical to the previous two, however you are more than welcome to register again, in case you missed some of the previous lessons, or want to reinforce some of the learnings. *Sunshine Coast Local Government Area residents only. https://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au//The-Lift-Project-Sun
17.01.2022 Heads up - please lock your vehicles and homes.
17.01.2022 I would like to thank Emma Thomas for her Council involvement, care and compassion to stakeholder groups, residents, Council staff and I look forward to being a part of this consultation process. To be involved and subscribe for updates, click here - https://haveyoursay.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/shelly-beach-m
16.01.2022 ... Please be advised that Kings Beach Pool will be temporarily closed for the remainder of today (Wednesday 30/12/2020), to undertake an unplanned special drain and clean of the pool. Our contractor has commenced works and hopes to have them completed in time to re-open the pool by tomorrow morning. Signage advising closure will be placed at the entrance gates. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
11.01.2022 MCU20/0177 - Extension to Caravan Park - 127 Esplanade Golden Beach - Approved Council has approved the extension to Military Jetty Caravan Park. https://publicdocs.scc.qld.gov.au/HPECMWebDrawer/Record
10.01.2022 MCU19/0304 - cnr Bulcock St and Bombala Tce - Approval Council has approved this development. Information is available on Development.i https://publicdocs.scc.qld.gov.au/HPECMWebDrawer/Record
08.01.2022 William Street Fence Statement The process for the fencing being erected was initially carried out from a request received from one person. A consultation sign was displayed onsite for public feedback. Responses were received from 4 residents, 3 for & 1 against. I voiced my concerns from day one that we have not engaged properly and need more consultation before a decision was made. Shelly Beach has a long history of conflict between certain stakeholder groups with the co...astal foreshore issues ( this has had legal ramifications in the past). I have contacted QLD Wildlife Sunshine Coast & Shelly Beach Turtle Care reps personally to discuss this fencing issue. Previously at this location there was only a low timber fence. Now we have a new fence, signage and vegetation planted. My intention was to see this vegetation match the height of the already in place spinifex grass to alleviate the sand blowing onto the pathway and not affect the visual amenity. The ocean offers a sense of mental stimulation for enjoyment that should not be overlooked. Opportunities to watch waves breaking over the reef is an attraction that never grows old. Many fisherman, surfers and recreational beach users visit this locality for that experience which should never be taken for granted. A positive outcome can only be achieved with a more proactive form of engagement. Council will be undertaking a program of extensive consultation with groups associated with Shelly Beach early January to understand local needs for an improved foreshore ecology strategy. I am disappointed that this process has created a negative view of Council, it is my intention to work collaboratively with all affected groups, residents and beach users to achieve the best outcome for all involved. I will continue to work with council officers for a suitable outcome. Please regard this as a statement for information purposes only. Wildlife Rescue Sunshine Coast Wildlife Queensland - Sunshine Coast & Hinterland Branch
08.01.2022 - , Council recently undertook a range of works associated with the renewal of fencing infrastructure at the end of William Street, Shelly Beach. The works were primarily undertaken with a focus on the protection of turtle nesting habitat, but also to help manage the sand blow on to the adjacent pathway. On completion of the fencing renewal works, Council received community requests to consider alternate options to deliver the desir...ed level of protection for nesting turtles at Shelly Beach, while maintaining the visual amenity of the area from public vantage points. Council has given consideration to the feedback received, and as an interim measure has undertaken modification works to remove the shade cloth from the fence. Educational signage has now been placed on the fence immediately adjacent to the four car parking bays at the end of William Street, asking drivers to turn off their lights to help reduce the impacts of light spill onto the beach from public spaces during the turtle nesting season. In early 2021, Sunshine Coast Council will undertake a more detailed investigation of the coastal strip from the southern end of Shelly Beach northward to Tooway Lake. This stretch of coast includes Shelly Beach, Moffatt Headland, and Moffatt Beach itself. The investigation seeks to better understand the values, community perspectives, challenges and opportunities associated with the management of this stretch of coastline, and will help to inform Council management of the area.
