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7.6 Precinct directions
The table below summarises the key drivers that require consideration when concept and detailed design of the site is
developed.
Table 03: Precinct design considerations
Direction Rationale Precinct Plan inclusions
Secure and maintain The existing boat ramp located on the foreshore in front of Secure and maintain boat ramp access for all
access to the existing the clubhouse provides access to the Noosa River and access Precinct tenants
boat ramp must be secured and maintained for all Precinct tenants.
Consider widening of the boat ramp when asset renewal is due,
taking into consideration jetty upgrade designs
Ensure continued Access to the foreshore and beach immediately adjacent to the Maintain and potentially expand grassed
access to the foreshore NYRC and car park provides for boat launching into the River, foreshore and beach access
and beach immediately and the grassed foreshore area is used for rigging and de-
adjacent the NYRC and rigging of boats. Investigate increasing the width of the grassed Investigate installation of a boardwalk to
car park foreshore at this location to improve pedestrian movement, provide a continuous path of travel for
as well as the area available for boat launching, rigging and pedestrians from the river foreshore to the
de-rigging. existing walk cycle bridge crossing the canal
Investigate installation of a boardwalk to improve public
pedestrian access along the river foreshore and parallel to the
canal, potentially creating a continuous path of travel to the
existing walk cycle bridge connecting to Chaplin Park.
Create secure and Design a secure and covered storage area (chain mesh walls/ Allocate an adequate area for design and
covered storage area gates) to accommodate boat racks for Coastal Rowing. construction of secure and covered storage
to accommodate club for Coastal Rowing
equipment for Coastal
Rowing
Repurpose one of the Decommission one of the two existing amenities buildings Design appropriate secure storage for
existing amenities currently located centrally between the two car park areas Outrigger Canoe craft (small), safety and
buildings to create with a view to repurpose the building into secure storage for maintenance equipment
Outrigger Canoe storage Outriggers.
Redesign car parking As an area recording high levels of pedestrian use, the car park Redesign the car park to improve safety for
redesign should place pedestrian safety as its first priority. pedestrians, and entry, egress and circulation
Redesign the car parking across the site to improve vehicle Include in the redesign storage for sailing
entry, egress, circulation and parking as well as: boats with fixed masts (‘trailer-sailers’)
increasing the width of grassed foreshore parallel to the
beach to increase the area for pedestrians, water craft People transporting various boats from
launching, and boat rigging and de-rigging, by reducing the storage to rigging and launching locations
sealed car parking in this location will require use of the car park hard stand
including storage for sailing boats with fixed masts (‘trailer- and adjacent pathways, and this needs to be
sailers’) factored into the car park design
prioritising safe pedestrian movement through the site
recognising vulnerable users including children and carers
accessing the playground, and patrons visiting the NYRC.
carefully consider different users (club and public) and
the peak use times, to identify potential conflicts and
congestion, and incorporate solutions into the design
Additional rowing boat Design and install an appropriate floating pontoon in the canal Provide additional rowing launching facilities
launch facility adjacent to the NYRC to provide an additional launch facility in the canal to alleviate potential congestion
for rowing. Consider the path of travel from boat storage to the at the boat ramp and beach launching
pontoon within the design, particularly potential locations for locations
congestion between different types of users.
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