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2016-09-06 - Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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Netball facilities, access for|1_ Install a netball ring on the basketball court. 1 Anetball ring is a recommendation in the management plan.
Council vehicles and extend dog | 2 Upgrade bridge on southern side of park for | 2 Upgrading the foot bridge off Carramar Street for vehicle assess is
off leash areas access by Council vehicle and emergency not considered a priority at this stage.
vehicles. 3 It is not possible for a Local Laws Officer to be onsite at all times.
3 Dog owners allow dogs to wonder off leash and Council is reliant on customers reporting offences and _ invite
toilet on the park. Would like to see more residents to lodge customer requests as required.
enforcement by Council.
Noosa Parklands Resident | 1. The Noosa Parklands Resident Association | 1 The hydrology report recommends that Wooroi Creek should not be
Association (NPRA) states that for many years the waterway interfered with and natural process be allowed to continue.
e Waterway maintenance was well maintained and ran freely when it Interference with the natural waterway is not recommended.
* Flooding of access pathways rained. The NPRA would like to see a long term | 2 Include a provision in the Park Action Plan to raise pathways at low
© Salvinia plan to reduce degradation. points and include in Council’s asset management plan.
. 2 Three access pathways are regularly flooded and | 3 It is unlikely that Salvinia will be eradicated and will be a persistent
¢ Plantings would like Council works to alleviate this. problem. A range of options for the management of Salvinia is
e Playground safety fence 3 Salvinia should be controlled to stop its spread proposed to be presented to Council.
e Skateboard facilities downstream. 4 Lomandra’s are selected because of their hardiness and they help
e Provide opportunities for | 4 Planting of low growing vegetation is restricting define the mowing edge for contractors. Note in the Plan that
disabled/wheelchair access drainage and NPRA would like this type of vegetation plantings are not to extend beyond the bollards.
plantings to stop and there is to be no further | 5 A safety fence around the Tinaroo Park playground is supported
encroachment of plantings onto existing open | § A Sport and Active Recreation Plan is currently being developed by
Space. Council which will identify Shire-wide needs for recreational facilities.
5 Install safety fence around Tinaroo Place | 7 |nvyestigate current gaps in wheelchair accessibility and consider in
playground in proximity to lagoon. future works program.
6 Develop a skateboard facility/BMX track near
basketball court, western side of Heritage Park.
7 Provide access for disabled wheelchair users at
two pathway access points.
Reclamation of grassed areas | Submitter provided photo evidence of grassed areas | Include a recommendation in the Action Plan that grassed areas be kept
with plantings being sprayed and planted with trees. They would | for recreational purposes and not revegetated.
like encroachment with plantings to stop and grassed
areas be retained.
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