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

Internal Council Officer feedback                                  Native Title
Sports Development
                                                                   Council has recently confirmed with the Claimant
†† agree to adjust the location of the rowing storage on the       Group for the Kabi Kabi First Nation Peoples
   canal to the south                                              Claim under the Native Title Act 1993, that there
†† agreeable to considering hot shower facilities in a             is a non-exclusive native title claim on Chaplin
   redeveloped storage area located where the existing             Park (parcel 165SP223758). Non-exclusive
   secondary toilet block is. However, this would be a lower       native title means that there are joint rights and
   priority to the storage needs of the clubs and the provision    interests on the land. For example, non-exclusive
   of publicly accessible outdoor cold shower/wash down            native title can include the right to cultural
   areas                                                           practice and expression, living, camping, hunting
†† agreeable to considering wire mesh sides to the coastal         and fishing. These rights co-exist with the rights
   rower proposed covered storage and the consideration of         of other users and therefore cannot control or
   a pathway around the eastern side of the toilet block           prevent access to the land. Noosa Council is
                                                                   taking steps to work with Kabi Kabi to negotiate
†† proposed layout for outriggers is considered workable           Council’s first Indigenous Land Use Agreement
   by amending current practices, and is not considered to         on the use and management of Chaplin Park.
   impact negatively on membership or quality of experience
   for club members.
†   will develop a Precinct user group network similar to other
    multi-use complexes in the Shire to improve and maximise
    inter-club communication and maximise opportunities for
    collaboration between clubs and council.


Council Teams
†† Town Planning advised that the revised layout would
   require an amendment to the conditions of the existing
   Development Approval (DA) for the NYRC. It is noted in the
   DA that this feasibility study may impact on the provision
   of the car parking. Planning requirements may dictate
   design elements for the car parking area to the rear of
   the NYRC

†† Parks and Gardens provided an informal preliminary
    assessment of the four identified trees that would require
    removal to enable the coastal rowing storage. The trees
    are not considered significant and removal is considered
    to have minimal impact on canopy and shading to this
    area
†† Environmental Services provided a preliminary due
    diligence report for Chaplin Park which further confirms
    that infrastructure on Chaplin Park would not be
    supported
†† Providing storage for the coastal rowers may increase
    available space by approximately four car spaces in the
    rear NYRC, although a DA amendment will be required.
The alternate version has directed Council’s preferred Precinct
Plan. The Precinct Plan proposes colocation of sailing, rowing
and outrigger canoeing at a multi-use Precinct with purpose-
built facilities to support these activities, while retaining an
area at Chaplain Park for storage of six-person ocean canoes
(OC6). The Plan also proposes to formalise historical use of
the public car park immediately to the rear of the Noosa Yacht
and Rowing Club (NYRC) for boat storage, by considering
appropriate tenure to the NYRC.
Redesign of the public car park is identified to optimise safe
traffic movement in a high pedestrian environment, including
provision of disability parking bays and drop off zones.
Council is undertaking a separate master planning process
for an extended length of the River Foreshore, that will further
guide development of the Precinct.




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                                 Noosa Shire Council

Internal Council Officer feedback Native Title Sports Development C Ih 4 firmed with the Clai ' . . . ouncil has recently confirmed wi e Claiman O ee ease location of the rowing storage on the Group for the Kabi Kabi First Nation Peoples Claim under the Native Title Act 1993, that there O agreeable to considering hot shower facilities in a iS a non-exclusive native title claim on Chaplin redeveloped storage area located where the existing Park (parcel 165SP223758). Non-exclusive secondary toilet block is. However, this would be a lower native title means that there are joint rights and priority to the storage needs of the clubs and the provision interests on the land. For example, non-exclusive of publicly accessible outdoor cold shower/wash down native title can include the right to cultural areas practice and expression, living, camping, hunting O agreeable to considering wire mesh sides to the coastal and fishing. These rights co-exist with the rights rower proposed covered storage and the consideration of of other users and therefore cannot control or a pathway around the eastern side of the toilet block prevent access to the land. Noosa Council is oO dl tf tri . idered kabl taking steps to work with Kabi Kabi to negotiate by amendine c or te he IS rig ot sid a at Council's first Indigenous Land Use Agreement by amending current practices, and Is not considered to on the use and management of Chaplin Park. impact negatively on membership or quality of experience for club members. O will develop a Precinct user group network similar to other multi-use complexes in the Shire to improve and maximise inter-club communication and maximise opportunities for collaboration between clubs and council. Council Teams O Town Planning advised that the revised layout would require an amendment to the conditions of the existing Development Approval (DA) for the NYRC. It is noted in the DA that this feasibility study may impact on the provision of the car parking. Planning requirements may dictate design elements for the car parking area to the rear of the NYRC O Parks and Gardens provided an informal preliminary assessment of the four identified trees that would require removal to enable the coastal rowing storage. The trees are not considered significant and removal is considered to have minimal impact on canopy and shading to this area O Environmental Services provided a preliminary due diligence report for Chaplin Park which further confirms that infrastructure on Chaplin Park would not be supported O Providing storage for the coastal rowers may increase available space by approximately four car spaces in the rear NYRC, although a DA amendment will be required. The alternate version has directed Council’s preferred Precinct Plan. The Precinct Plan proposes colocation of sailing, rowing and outrigger canoeing at a multi-use Precinct with purpose- built facilities to support these activities, while retaining an area at Chaplain Park for storage of six-person ocean canoes (OC6). The Plan also proposes to formalise historical use of the public car park immediately to the rear of the Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club (NYRC) for boat storage, by considering appropriate tenure to the NYRC. Redesign of the public car park is identified to optimise safe traffic movement in a high pedestrian environment, including provision of disability parking bays and drop off zones. Council is undertaking a separate master planning process for an extended length of the River Foreshore, that will further guide development of the Precinct. ‘N a) 46 D eee ee ey LD A Noosa Shire Council