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To encourage community participation in this endeavour, Council could resurrect their program for such property clean ups by providing a dumping of green waste only site for a period of a few weeks. Section 200 of the Local Government Act 1993 requires a general manager, where a council is satisfied that a nuisance exists such as land kept in a state that causes or is likely to cause danger, harm to the health, safety of welfare of the public, to serve a notice on a land owner or occupier requiring that nuisance to be abated. As a land owner and manager a council shares the same obligation to ensure the land under its control does not constitute a nuisance or a risk to public safety. On that basis an appropriate risk assessment of the situation and development and implement of a mitigation strategy is essential. Officers Comment The Executive Manager Engineering Services advises that the Engineering Services Department is currently scheduling the slashing of roadside verges, however, with respect to the level of fuel load on Council owned or managed land beyond the verge it is suggested that Council seek some input from TasFire in assessing the risks and developing a long term management plan. This could follow on from work currently being done in the Sisters Beach area by TasFire in updating the bushfire response plans. During discussion Cr Bramich queried the outcome from a meeting held with Tas Fire Service and Parks and Wildlife at Sisters Beach regarding clearing areas for landing of helicopters and asked if this has progressed any further. The Executive Manager Corporate Governance advised Tas Fire Services were reviewed the Bushfire and Emergency Response Plans for the Sisters Beach area but this process did go into hibernation for a period of time due to the resignation of some officers at Tas Fire Services. Those positions have been replaced in recent times and over the last month or two there has been a regional officer from Tas Fire Services meeting with Sisters Beach community around bringing those items back onto the table for discussion. A further followup will occur with the intention of supplying councillors with an update at the next council meeting. Cr Fairbrother queried if Council had a fire abatement process and if so does this process cover the intent of what the motion is trying to achieve? The Executive Manager Engineering Services advised that there is a process for fire abatements on land not owned by council and the motion also refers to road verges which are outside of the area that council slash. Some input from Tas Fire would be required for the area in whole and any risks associated with vegetation growing in the area. Waratah-Wynyard Council – Minutes Ordinary Meeting – 19 November 2012 – Page 19
Cr Fairbrother queried what was Council’s Fire Abatement Process? The Executive Manager Engineering Services advised that the Council’s Compliance Officer identifies properties that may pose a fire hazard, through either inspection or notice from the public of a possible fire hazard. Out of that abatement notices are issued with a time frame requiring removal of that fire hazard and if that time frame is not adhered to Council undertakes the work and the cost is recovered from the property owner. Waratah-Wynyard Council – Minutes Ordinary Meeting – 19 November 2012 – Page 20
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