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2014-01-28 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 JANUARY 2014
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Community Spaces & Social Infrastructure The ‘J’ Waik is a linear public space, which provides shade through the new structure and canopy shade
tree planting. whilst other facilities would include seating. wayfinding signage. waste bin(s) and adequate
Social infrastructure and spaces for community use and benefit include flexible open spaces and public lighting to ensure the space is visible at night from passing traffic along Noosa Drive. The palette of
facilities, community space, arts and activity spaces, small enterprise incubators and affordable housing materials and finishes would tie in with the overall streetscape design for Noosa Drive, whilst the space
updos : ‘ "3 would also include integrated artwork.
The Masterplan considers ways to reinforce and improve existing community spaces and social Centre Stage Cinema Forecourt: The place to be seen before a show
infrastructure, as well as providing opportunities for new spaces and facilities throughout The Junction Centre Stage Cinema Forecourt is 2 place to dine and meet friends, activated day and night. it would
Social infrastructure items may be delivered through Council's infrastructure plans, whilst community spaces have architectural elements to complement Arcadia Street and the Transit Centre with vertical landscape
may arise from private development and other initiatives by Council and State and/or Federal Government treatments (climbers, trellis, feature lighting to building etc) and tree canopy shade, architectural feature
Contributions from developers will assist with community services, facilities, assets and networks (social lighting and lighting for night time activity. The space would accommodate outdoor dining, natural shade,
infrastructure) that are required for the quality of life and community wellbeing of the Noosa community integrated artwork and wayfinding signage, whilst the palette of materials and finishes would complement
the streetscape design and materials and finishes selected for Sunshine Beach Road, Arcadia Steet and the
Open Space and Public Facilities Transit Centre.
The Strategy aims to provide a range of flexible open space, gathering and recreation opportunities through ‘Shatches by PLACE Design Group showing potential treatments for Arcadia Street (top) and Cockatoo Playground in Pinaroo Rotary Park (Bottom) (2010)
revitalisation of existing spaces and areas within The Junction and through acquisition of new public space
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gatherings as well as small groups and individuals. They would include seating, tee canopy shade and .
shelter, easy access to public amenities and they would be accessible and legible. The key intentions for ;
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Heart’ of Noosa Junction. Architectural and artistic/creative elements and landmark plantings demarcate
the critical junctions along this space and distinguish the start and finish, reinforcing this premier space. An
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Cockatoo Playground and Pinaroo Way: A soft, green edge to Pinaroo Rotary Park
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