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2023-02-07 Services & Organisation Committee Agenda
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 FEBRUARY 2023
Figure 2 highlights the year on year consistency in average length of stay at Boreen Point and
Noosa North Shore and trending visitation pattern of high occupancy weekends and school
holiday periods.
Figure 3. Occupants
Figure 3 demonstrates the consistently increasing consumer utilisation of Boreen Point and
Noosa North Shore Campgrounds. Across the Noosa Holiday Park program, occupant levels are
trending to deliver an aggregate record visitation in financial year 2022/23.
4. Operation and Maintenance
Operation and maintenance for each facility is performed in line with established budget
allocations, including any reactive maintenance. Completed works at the holiday parks include:
Noosa River Holiday Park:
Implementation of a scheduled maintenance and operation approach to facility
management (equipment, plumbing, infrastructure) through bundling of activities to achieve
optimised asset management and value for money.
Minor tree trimming and tree removal.
Planting and garden regeneration.
Improved layout and tidiness of the waste bin storage areas.
Noosa North Shore Beach Campground:
Delivery of a planned maintenance and operation approach to facility management
(equipment, plumbing, infrastructure) through bundling of activities to achieve optimised
asset management and value for money.
Tree trimming and tree removal works as part of cyclical framework for vegetation
management and guest amenity.
Internal road maintenance.
Raising the level of camping and caravan sites that are vulnerable to flooding and
implementation of natural drainage solutions to ensure commerciality is maintained during
periods of rainfall and inclement weather.
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