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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 OCTOBER 2014
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 OCTOBER 2014
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me mi Keeeveis STREET PERFORMANCE
Corporate Plan Reference: Working in partnership with our community
Endorsed by Council: 23 October 2014
Policy Author: Property and Facilities Manager
POLICY BACKGROUND
The Noosa Shire is strongly focused on a sustainable future and ensuring that our natural environment
is valued, conserved and enhanced. Community land is a precious part of the environment which is in
high demand from a range of stakeholders.
Street performers provide entertainment, cultural diversity and a range of experiences for tourists and
the local community. The Street Performance Policy and the Street Performance Guidelines provide
the framework for managing community space performances within nominated locations and allows for
the contribution of vitality and cultural life. The Policy seeks to balance the benefits of street
entertainment with the needs of traders, residents and the accessibility of visitors to precincts.
COUNCIL POLICY
Policy Scope:
This Policy:
e Applies to anyone undertaking a street performance activity on Council controlled community
land.
° Includes performances on freehold land and trustee land under the control of Council such as
parks reserves, roadways (not state controlled roads), pathways, footpaths, foreshores and
bathing reserves.
° Street Performers are only permitted at locations defined in the Street Performance Guidelines
(the Guidelines).
The Policy does not apply to performances on private land and the following are not considered to be
street performances under the terms of this policy and as such a permit will not be issued:
° Percussion Instruments
° Tarot card, palm and fortune readers
e Artists selling works (such as portrait artists)
° Masseurs or masseuses
° Vendors of any kind, or soliciting money for any purpose
° Animal Acts
° Pavement Art
° Roving Acts
° Face painting
° Spruiking or rallying
e Any like act or activity
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