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2019-11-28 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 - Draft Noosa River Plan
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8. Remove abandoned, una�ended, unauthorised,
derelict and unsafe vessels to an impound area in
Commerce and infrastructure on Energy (DNRME) under the Land Act 1994.
should take ov���������������� om the river f������ the river DNRME advise that Council cannot be authorised
the State for managing anchoring, mooring, living under the Land Act to take on management of
9. Review anchoring and mooring loca�����
on the river and commercial use of the river, on the commercial leases (which was a recommenda����
types of moorings. Jetty Leases
basis it would be a user-pays system funded through the Noosa River Community Jury), however Council
alterna�e means to rates. 10. Determine a cap and loca���
or live on boards. remains responsible for approval of development
The 14 commercial je������� ated along the within the lease area and management of the public
11. Implement ligh������
er op���
or boats
The Jury presented Council with 12 recommenda��� Noosa River foreshore supply a diverse range of foreshores under its local laws.
and beacons for safety reasons. motorised and non-motorised watercra�� or eco
which were noted by Council, and a proposal to
review and update the previous Noosa River Plan 12. Implement stricter management of acceptable tours and hire and self-drive or paddle experiences. In response to increasing demands for commercial and
(2004) under a whole-of-catchment management commercial uses of the river and assume control The leases are predominantly over water i.e. beyond community use of the Noosaville foreshore, Council
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framework, was endorsed by Council at its Ordinary of commercial leases. the high water mark, but mos���������� in consulta������� ommunity and the State,
Mee�������� y, 2017 of foreshor�������� ely these commercial developed a Noosaville Foreshore Land Use Master
This River Plan progresses Council’s intent to advance je�������� ovide a host of recrea��� Plan to help inform future decisions regarding use
1. Review, update and implement the Noosa River discussions with the relevant State agencies for more ������� or residents and visitors. of this area. The Plan’s aim is to protect the integrity
Plan in a new framework and ra� y with formal e��� e monitoring, compliance and enforcement of of the public foreshore by carefully considering
status to ensure it has authority. exis��� aterways regula�������� ate is not able The Noosaville foreshore, where the majority of leases the balance between commer����������
to resource this, informed by the Community Jury’s are located, is one of the most popular recrea��� recrea������
2. Undertake e���
e monitoring and facilita��
recommenda���������� on���W o pursue areas in the Noosa Shire, and accommodates
of waste tank e���
t removal and disposal from
local management of anchoring, mooring and living increasing demands for recrea���� ommunity and Formal tenure arrangements or permits are required
vessels.
on the river and explore a range of mechanisms to commercial use of the foreshor������������to conduct commercial and not-for-pr���������
3. Establish an e���
e duty of care and policy be�er manage commercial use of the river. If the State peak holida���� public lands, which must be considered along with the
regarding Aboriginal Cultural Heritage and agrees to a transfer of management r�������� general public’s expecta���W o also freely access this
aboriginal engagement on all aspects of river to Council, it will provide an opportunity to establish The commercial je������ e issued and managed area.
management. an on-river presence and encourage a welcoming, by the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and
friendly, boa��� ommunity which supports visitors,
4. Implement a role with authority on the river
as well as the expecta����� esidents.
around compliance and monitoring.
5. Maintain river catchment prot���� It is unlikely however, that a user-pays system
(recommended by the Jury) will generate enough
6. Review fees for mooring and anchoring and levy
revenue to cover all the costs of these management
rates for commercial je���
���������� ���� ey challenge for Council and
7. Establish a Noosa River Management the community.
Coordina������
ee to oversee river
management. Noosa River Community Jury
Commercial jetty leases occupying the Noosa River foreshore.
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Following their four-month delibera Remove abandoned, una ended, unauthorised, Commerce and infrastructure on Energy (DNRME) under the Land Act 1994.
of the Jury supported the pr t Cauncil derelict and unsafe vessels to an impound area in
should take ov om the river f the river DNRME advise that Council cannot be authorised
the State for managing anchoring, mooring, living under the Land Act to take on management of
Review anchoring and mooring loca
on the river and commercial use of the river, on the commercial leases (which was a recommenda
basis it would be a user-pays system funded through types of moorings. Jetty Leases the Noosa River Community Jury), however Council
alterna efmeans to rates. 10 Determine a cap and loca orlfive on boards. remains responsible for approval of development
The 14 commercial je ated along the within the lease area and management of the public
11 Implement ligh erfop or boats
The Jury presented Council with 12 recommenda Noosa River foreshore supply a diverse range of foreshores under its local laws.
which were noted by Council, and a proposal to and beacons for safety reasons. motorised and non-motorised watercra or eco
review and update the previous Noosa River Plan 12 Implement stricter management of acceptable tours and hire and self-drive or paddle experiences. In response to increasing demands for commercial and
(2004) under a whole-of-catchment management commercial uses of the river and assume control The leases are predominantly over water i.e. beyond community use of the Noosaville foreshore, Council
framework, was endorsed by Council at its Ordinary of commercial leases. the high water mark, but mos in consulta omrunity and the State,
Mee y, 2017 of foreshor ely thse commercial developed a Noosaville Foreshore Land Use Master
This River Plan progresses Council’s intent to advance je ovid@ a host of recrea ? Plan to help inform future decisions regarding use
1 Review, update and implement the Noosa River discussions with the relevant State agencies for more or r@sidents and visitors. of this area. The Plan’s aim is to protect the integrity
Plan in a new framework and ra y With formal e elfnonitoring, compliance and enforcement of of the public foreshore by carefully considering
status to ensure it has authority. exis aterways regula ate is not able The Noosaville foreshore, where the majority of leases the balance between commer
Undertake e elfnonitoring and facilita ? to resource this, informed by the Community Jury’s are located, is one of the most popular recrea fe recrea
of waste tank e t removal and disposal from recommenda on Plo flursue areas in the Noosa Shire, and accommodates
vessels. local management of anchoring, mooring and living increasing demands for recrea omhunity and Formal tenure arrangements or permits are required
on the river and explore a range of mechanisms to commercial use of the foreshor to conduct commercial and not-for-pr
Establish ane el@luty of care and policy be er manage commercial use of the river. If the State peak holida public lands, which must be considered along with the
regarding Aboriginal Cultural Heritage and agrees to a transfer of management r general public’s expecta o dso freely access this
aboriginal engagement on all aspects of river to Council, it will provide an opportunity to establish The commercial je e issted and managed area.
management. an on-river presence and encourage a welcoming, by the Department of Natural Resources, Mines and
friendly, boa ommunity which supports visitors,
Implement a role with authority on the river
around compliance and monitoring. as well as the expecta esidents. pps
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(recommended by the Jury) will generate enough
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