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2018-05-14 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 MAY 2018
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 MAY 2018
Support Oppose
rotunda for wedding ceremonies
- Enlarging of the covered pagoda instead of
a wedding chapel in Chaplin Park
- Construction of a permanent Bali Hut for
mixed use purpose
- Desire to keep ‘private jetties’ but open
them up to the public and remove
imposing gates and keep off signs
Miscellaneous
-— Support of Master Plan (x5)
— Support of the land use principles in Master Plan (x4)
- Request for Council to conduct a Traffic Survey to assess the impact permitted events have on
adjacent residential streets — include traffic/parking management
- Need to balance residential amenity with the impact of events
- Residents have little protection from permit conditions or parking restrictions
- Limit parking time along Gympie Terrace to 5 hours
- Native title of the Gubbi Gubbi people should be considered
- Want to reintroduce live-aboard vessels
- Need safe swimming beach between O Boats and T Boats
- Bathing reserve with protection from boats and fishermen
- Danger of being ‘hooked’/ safety concern with fishing activities
- There is a very old BBQ stand near the foreshore and is usually used by smokers as a large ashtray or
collected rubbish set alight
- Weddings should have access to the whole foreshore with limited permits per year
- Car parking is an issue — new activities will add to problem
- Increased organised activities and events result in traffic overflow
- Move hire boats being cleaned/repaired etc to the slipway area up the river of Chaplin Park allowing
the public, especially children to access riverbank for swimming/fishing
- Volume of music needs to be controlled
- More trees to be planted
- The Noosaville Foreshore is overcrowded
- For the use of a Yacht club to a similar standard from the one on Weyba Road
place
design
17 Final Consultation Summary — Noosaville Foreshore Land Use Master Plan group.
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