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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 OCTOBER 2018
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 OCTOBER 2018
Regional Facilities Plan for Difficult to Locate Sports (Consultation Draft - August 2018)
Table 3: Regional Facility options, sites and recommendations
Regional Facility Plan Implementation priorities
Lee LCE (short, medium, long’)
1. Aero modelling sports identified the need for Short-term
a regional facility to accommodate events. Two a. Confirm Caloundra and Gympie aerodromes as sites for
preferred options were initially identified and the recreational and sport flying (light aircraft, parachute and
recommended option is to designate the Tin Can gliding launching).
Bay Model Flying Club airfield as the regional b. Seek clarification and a final outcome from the Sunshine
facility; the Suncoast Model Flying airfield is Coast Airport expansion plan as to the impact on the
unlikely be retained or enhanced as a regional continuing use by Suncoast Model Flyers at Coolum. If
facility. the expansion plan does not preclude the club's activities
2. The Suncoast Model Flying airfield at Coolum, then:
while a good location for development of the c. Advocate to the Department of State Development,
regional competition facility, has a limited future, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning (DSDMIP) to:
primarily due to new constraints arising from the - Reconsider the current plan to dislocate the Suncoast
expansion of Sunshine Coast Airport and tenure Model Flyers;
uncertainty due to State government aspirations - Allow the transfer of the land to SCC to enable a
for the land to be used for high impact industrial secure lease to be established for the club.
uses. When this club finally has to vacate the d. If the model aero use can stay at Coolum then this is the
current site it is recommended they relocate to preferred regional facility to host competition events.
the Tin Can Bay facility. : e. If the Sunshine Coast Flyers are unable to remain on
3. There are a number of local model aero airfields, their current site then designate the Tin Can Bay Model
with varying issues that will likely impact on Flying Club as the regional facility and begin planning
their long-term operations; if, due to changes in to relocate the club’s activities to Tin Can Bay unless
current circumstances any of these are required the club chooses to identify and relocate to a facility on
to relocate, then it is recommended that model private land.
aero use be consolidated at the proposed regional Medium-term
eit (Fin Can Bay Model Fiying clu Panel) ct f. If (e) above eventuates then partner with Queensland
ge sp quirements SP Government to prepare a detailed master plan for Tin
there were no other alternative sites immediately Can Bay Model flying club site. Considerations should
identified. In the event of clubs relocating to the wnclude. ying ,
regional facility, either shared club arrangements - Closure of Rifle Fish Ra (if road reserve) and
4 or amalgamation ote ng nn ht incorporation into the property (Lot 69 on CP910971).
, giieing, smal ig syege Adjacent part of same allotment should be included in
participants it is important that existing facilities the master plan
and access be maintained at the four airport/ - Possible relocation of the adjacent Tin Can Bay SSAA
aerodrome facilities and that access to the North club to new SSAA regional facility and expansion of
Shore Landing Ground be retained (Ultra-Light model aero onivities into this cin P
use). . .
5. Should Caloundra Airport be relocated, retention 9. Resolve tenure and certainty for those local clubs that
. ae . - require it and if unsuccessful, work towards relocation to
of its existing capacity to support aviation sports .
. aa eee the Tin Can Bay Flyers field.
(including airside facilities) is recommended to be
: . Long-term
included at the new site.
6. For other Aviation sports, no specific need h. Ensure that any planning for relocation of the Caloundra
was identified for a new regional facility to airport includes transfer of the aviation sport uses to the
accommodate events and competitions. new site.
° Short = within 1 to 3 years; Medium = within 4 to 10 years; Long = within 11 to 20 years
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