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2.9 Future Levels of Service
Ongoing development of the levels of service for maintenance and inspections has been undertaken
with the development focused on a hierarchy criteria approach. Each asset is assigned a hierarchy
level based on the specific criteria and the ongoing level of service is determined based on this
hierarchy level. The future levels of service will be incorporated within the 2024/25 Parks and
Playgrounds service catalogue, that is reviewed as part of the annual budget process.
2.10 Hierarchy
The parks and playground network has been classified in accordance with the service it provides.
This classification covers the entire open space area. The hierarchy applies to all new and existing
parks and playgrounds wholly or partly controlled by council.
Hierarchy Level Criteria Description Example
Highly significant, heritage or cultural reasons
Hinterland Playground, Cooroy
Serves wider community including beyond Noosa
Pirate Park Playground, Noosaville
region (Visitors)
Level 1 Apex Park Noosa Heads
Used extensively every day of the week
Community expects high standards of maintenance
High population areas
Noosa Heritage significant
Memorial Park, Tewantin
Ed Webb Park, Sunshine Beach
Serves Noosa region community Peregian Beach Park
Level 2
Used frequently most days of each week
Community expects reasonable standards of
maintenance
Parklands Park, Tewantin
Serves the community within a town or suburb
Rainbow Park, Sunrise Beach
Level 3
Used several times each week
Community expects parks and playgrounds to be safe
and presentable
Serves a local neighbourhood
Level 4
Infrequent use each week
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