Bushfire Management Plan - Give us your feedback for the Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay area!
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Thank you for your interest. This consultation has now concluded and Plan has been adopted by Council.
Bushfires are a natural part of the Australian landscape and have the potential to cause serious social, economic and environmental damage, if not managed correctly.
Whitsunday Regional Council’s Natural Resource Management team is working with the Gloucester Rural Fire Brigade to update the bushfire management plan for the areas of Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay. This will be the first significant update to the Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay Bushfire Management Plan since 2007, and will outline how bushfire hazard will be managed on public land adjacent to residential areas.
At Whitsunday Regional Council, the bushfire management plan for Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay will be reviewed and updated in consultation with volunteers, community groups and the general public.
Have Your Say
The public consultation period will be from 23 November to 16 December 2016 (approx. 3 weeks) and during this time Council is eager to hear from the public about their views on the Plan.
Complete the Survey – Give us your feedback by completing the short survey below.
Attend the Public Displays – Council will be holding public displays at the Dingo Beach Pub on 3 December and 10 December 2016, between 9am and 1pm.
Contact Us – if you have further comments on the survey or any other questions, please contact us directly on the details under ‘Who’s Listening’.
If you have any questions or would like to provide further information, please contact us by:
Post: PO Box, 104 PROSERPINE, QLD 4800 (Address to Manager Natural Resources)
Thank you for your interest. This consultation has now concluded and Plan has been adopted by Council.
Bushfires are a natural part of the Australian landscape and have the potential to cause serious social, economic and environmental damage, if not managed correctly.
Whitsunday Regional Council’s Natural Resource Management team is working with the Gloucester Rural Fire Brigade to update the bushfire management plan for the areas of Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay. This will be the first significant update to the Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay Bushfire Management Plan since 2007, and will outline how bushfire hazard will be managed on public land adjacent to residential areas.
At Whitsunday Regional Council, the bushfire management plan for Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay will be reviewed and updated in consultation with volunteers, community groups and the general public.
Have Your Say
The public consultation period will be from 23 November to 16 December 2016 (approx. 3 weeks) and during this time Council is eager to hear from the public about their views on the Plan.
Complete the Survey – Give us your feedback by completing the short survey below.
Attend the Public Displays – Council will be holding public displays at the Dingo Beach Pub on 3 December and 10 December 2016, between 9am and 1pm.
Contact Us – if you have further comments on the survey or any other questions, please contact us directly on the details under ‘Who’s Listening’.
If you have any questions or would like to provide further information, please contact us by:
Please write here if you have additional comments or feedback. Your comments will be able to be viewed by everyone.
CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.
The Bushfire Management Plan for Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay area Survey perhaps needs to be kept open a little longer as it was only drawn to my attention today, 13th December 2016 and is closing for feedback/comment this Friday, 16th December 2016. Therefore I think other residents/ratepayers in the area may not be aware of it as well. Communication to ratepayers in the area via a letter/email/text would be beneficial in the future.
The Bushfire Management Plan for Dingo Beach and Hydeaway Bay area Survey perhaps needs to be kept open a little longer as it was only drawn to my attention today, 13th December 2016 and is closing for feedback/comment this Friday, 16th December 2016. Therefore I think other residents/ratepayers in the area may not be aware of it as well. Communication to ratepayers in the area via a letter/email/text would be beneficial in the future.