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2016-09-06 - Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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Strategic outcomes expressed as Achievement of the strategic outcomes over the last
Desired Environmental Outcomes (DEOs) ONT a
v. contributes to the economic wellbeing of Noosa; and Tourism continues to be important to the Noosa economy and is highlighted in
vi. | achieves ecological, economic and social sustainability. the Noosa Shire Local Economic Plan adopted in 2016. However, it is
acknowledged as having a potential degree of volatility and subject to external
factors. Diversification of the Noosa economy remains a key objective of Council
and is also reflected in the Local Economic Plan.
TRANSPORT & MOBILITY FUNCTIONS
Community access for all is provided to a range of safe and efficient transport | The private motor vehicle remains the prevalent form of transport for the Noosa
choices appropriate to community needs considering the location of residential | community. Alternative forms of access such as public and active transport
uses, community and shopping facilities, leisure opportunities and employment. | remain at quite minimal levels, notwithstanding the investment of Council in off-
These transport choices include— road pathways. Consequently congestion and competition for car parking
i. affordable community transport, including on the roads and the Noosa | spaces is being experienced at peak times, holiday periods and in conjunction
River; with events.
ii. private vehicle;
iii. cycling; and Council is proposing further investment in support of public and active transport
iv. walking. and has commissioned a new Transport Strategy.
i. The efficient provision and use of services such as water, sewerage, | The settled areas of Noosa, primarily the urban areas, towns and villages, are
power, telecommunications and waste disposal caters for the needs of | provided with all levels of services that can be reasonably provided.
residents and visitors, relative to their location within Noosa.
ii. The ongoing viability of existing infrastructure services and facilities are | Cooran has water service but together with Kin Kin and Boreen Point is not
protected from the impacts of future development. serviced by sewerage. Sewerage to these villages is not feasible due to cost.
There have been no threats to infrastructure arising from new development.
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