Planning report Noosa Lakes

    -    The food and drink outlet (Vietnamese) will service Noosa Lakes resort’s permanent and
         short-term residents as well as some external patrons attending the café.

    -    The Indoor sport and recreation use will provide gymnasium for the residents and visitors to
         the resort with some general public attending.

    -    Offices are expected to be a type of co-workspace with common facilities with the Community
         use.

    -    The community use (museum) provides a cultural history of surfing, not only for the Noosa
         Shire’s but to the greater surfing community. There are approximately 250 surfboards in the
         museum, which forms part of the owner’s private collection (one of the largest in the country).
         A surfing library with old magazines and paraphernalia is also provided for the general public
         to use. The kitchen on the upper level and the café on the ground floor will provide food and
         drink for interpretive gatherings and occasional functions within the museum. A picture of the
         museum and function space is included below.




Figure 4 – Museum and function space (K Grisman, Date: 18/09/2021)




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