NON-POWERED WATER SPORTS FEASIBILTY STUDY · Attachment 1: Noosa NPWS Feasibility Study

Issues                                                            4.1.6 Noosa Sea Scouts
†† king tides - fixed jetties go underwater and the yachts        The Noosa Sea Scouts are located on land owned and held in
   moored there rise above the jetty                              trust for their purposes by Scouts Australia.
†† moored boats on river pose constraints to sailing activities
†† Aspirations                                                    Membership considerations
   −− expanded and potentially separated launching facilities     †† 70 members aged between 5 and 18
      for sailing and rowing                                      Current activities
   −− floating jetties in future
                                                                  †† sailing, canoeing, navigation, rowing, water and boating
   −− improved functionality of boat parking area - circulation      safety, care and maintenance of water craft
   −− investigate relocation of public toilet into park           †† outdoor recreation and survival skills
   −− ramp as part of lease with restricted access to public
      and other clubs.                                            Issues
                                                                  †† grants for refurbishment and upgrades sourced by
4.1.5 Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club (Rowing)                           organisation
Membership considerations                                         †† old Girl Guides hut is available for use/hire and potential
                                                                     lease/licence to occupy for a more permanent tenant
†† average age 50 - 55, but range from 35 to 80
                                                                     −− Joeys and Venturers currently use
†† approx 50 members                                              †† accommodation for camps, etc.
Current activities                                                †† a gate providing access to the canal from Portside Park
                                                                     would make it easier for very young participants (5 yrs+)
†† rowing every morning 5am - 8am                                    to undertake water activities, rather than carrying boats
†† social events and club days                                       and equipment to Chaplain Park.
   −− each Saturday
   −− third Wednesday
†† Learn to Row
†† competition training

Issues
†† front launching area / rigging and de-rigging
†† would like to relocate commercial entry to corner near car
   park
†† car park is crucial to continued use
   −− hand shake agreement over car park
   −− no formal lease / permit
   −− limits ability to commit to events
   −− club seals and maintains car parks
†† cars attached to boat trailers are at times left in the car
   park overnight, which impacts on the ability of other users
   to manoeuvre boats and equipment easily
†† 2032 Olympics are a potential opportunity - would like to
   host a country
†† Aspirations:
   −− floating jetties
   −− lease over ramp with DERM
   −− floating rowing pontoon in canal is very desirable.




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                                                                           Draft Feasibility Report

Issues 4.1.6 Noosa Sea Scouts XO king tides - fixed jetties go underwater and the yachts The Noosa Sea Scouts are located on land owned and held in moored there rise above the jetty trust for their purposes by Scouts Australia. O moored boats on river pose constraints to sailing activities O Aspirations Membership considerations — expanded and potentially separated launching facilities [1 70 members aged between 5 and 18 for sailing and rowing Current activities — floating jetties in future . . . . . — improved functionality of boat parking area - circulation Oo ore a Ea a ee erwarer and boating — investigate relocation of public toilet into park O outdoor recreation and survival skills — ramp as part of lease with restricted access to public and other clubs. Issues 4.1.5 Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club (Rowing) oO Sonisction ane upgrades sourced by Membership considerations jease/licence to occupy for a more permanent tenant O average age 50 - 55, but range from 35 to 80 — Joeys and Venturers currently use O1 approx 50 members O accommodation for camps, etc. Current activities O agate providing access to the canal from Portside Park . . would make it easier for very young participants (5 yrs+) O1 rowing every morning Sam - 8am to undertake water activities, rather than carrying boats O social events and club days and equipment to Chaplain Park. — each Saturday — third Wednesday O Learn to Row O competition training Issues QO front launching area / rigging and de-rigging O would like to relocate commercial entry to corner near car park O car park is crucial to continued use — hand shake agreement over car park — no formal lease / permit — limits ability to commit to events — club seals and maintains car parks O cars attached to boat trailers are at times left in the car park overnight, which impacts on the ability of other users to manoeuvre boats and equipment easily O 2032 Olympics are a potential opportunity - would like to host a country O Aspirations: — floating jetties — lease over ramp with DERM — floating rowing pontoon in canal is very desirable. || eee 29 Draft Feasibility Report ») 4