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9. Continuing to work with the Business Partners Project programme on the development of a regional approach to levels of service and data collection. Campgrounds 10. Council campgrounds are in good order and were used by visitors to the Island during June. Inspections are being carried out on a frequent and regular basis. Fire Protection 11. Fire mitigation works are ongoing in accordance with KICBFMP. 12. Mitigation works for two NDRP grants were finalised during June, and will be fully acquitted in 1 st week of July. 13. No expiations were issued for the month of June. 14. Mitigation works are complete for Fire Prevention Works at Parndana, D’Estrees Bay and Penneshaw, funded under the Grants Council received up to 2012. Dog & Cat Management 15. Patrols and investigations continue to be carried out in relation to dog and cat management issues. 16. All areas of the Island are patrolled on a regular basis. 17. Owners of domestic animals at large are receiving responsible pet ownership information and education. 18. Dogs – Officers responded to 16 dog related issues during June. 19. Cats – Officers responded to 11 feral cat related issues during June, with all feral cats destroyed. 20. Council’s General Inspector in cooperation with LGA, promoted Community education regarding domestic and feral cats. Filming took place at Chapman Terrace on Council foreshore on Friday the 28 June 2013. A YouTube video is being made that will be available towards the end of August. 21. Stock – Officers responded to 3 complaints about wandering stock on roads. Parking Signs 22. General Inspectors have been completed the final draft of the parking register for Kingscote. This will be reviewed internally before being brought to Council for adoption. 23. The new sign policy is being enforced by GI’s from 8 July 2013. Environmental Health 24. The Environmental Health Officer has inspected 29 food businesses in Kingscote, American River, Penneshaw, Parndana, Vivonne Bay and Western Districts during June, for compliance with the Food Safety Standards. 25. Over the Island varying degrees of compliance were observed, therefore additional reinspections are continuing to occur. 26. Information material and direction has been provided by Environmental Services to the food premises proprietors, managers and food handlers. 27. Repeat inspections of premises previously found not to be compliant with the Food Safety Standards have shown a marked improvement, regarding their standards of hygiene and food safety practice. Kangaroo Island Council – 10 July 2013 Agenda 68
28. Improvement Notices were issued under the Food Act 2001 to two food premises. Both of these premises will be re-inspected for compliance with the items specified within the Notices during July. 29. There is a trend in the community for the preparation of food that is intended for sale being prepared in domestic premises. This may be for various reasons including convenience and/or cost saving advantages. However this practice contravenes the provisions of the Food Act 2001. In many instances Council has not been notified, and high risk foods are being prepared in unsuitable premises, and then transported in contravention of Food Safety Standards to clubs or events for consumption by paying customers. Environmental Services have commenced an education campaign to address this issue. 30. 10 accommodation providers in Kingscote, American River, Penneshaw, Parndana, Vivonne Bay and Western Districts were inspected during June, for compliance with accommodation and shared facilities standards. All accommodation providers inspected are providing suitable and clean accommodation facilities that comply with relevant standards. 31. 3 pools and 1 spa in Kingscote were inspected and tested for compliance with pool and spa standards. Issues identified were rectified during the site inspections. 32. 3 hair dressers and personal appearance service providers were inspected for compliance with infection control and public health guidelines. Issues identified were corrected during the site inspections 33. 1 residential rental premises in Kingscote was inspected and assessed as unfit for human habitation under the provisions of the SA Public Health Act 2011. 34. The premises that related to the Expiation Notice issued during the month of May under the Public & Environmental Health Act 1997 has been fully resolved. 35. There are no notifications for new food premises this month, however; a. Food premises and market stall operators throughout the Island continue to be inspected and made aware of food safety standards applicable to their operations. b. No warm water system assessments were carried out during this month. Kingscote Airport 36. Non RPT passenger and General Aviation movements for the month of May (refer Table 1.0) 37. Apron lighting issue not yet resolved, replacing solid state relay, monitoring of lamp outages ongoing. 38. Wallaby culling was carried out during June, bird harassment occurred during June by ARO’s, some sightings of mountain ducks and White Ibis are now occurring. Jetty / Boat Ramps / Wharfs 39. Council boat ramp facilities are in good order and have been used extensively by residents and visitors during the month with inspections being carried out on a frequent and regular basis. 40. Minor repairs to pontoon at Christmas Cove. 41. Minor repairs to Emu Bay Jetty. Kerbs & Paths 42. Remedial works carried out on Rawson Street footpath in Kingscote. 43. Minor works to improve footpath at Reeves Point reserve carried out. Kangaroo Island Council – 10 July 2013 Agenda 69
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