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2017-03-13 General Committee Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 13 MARCH 2017
2. Proposed Community & Stakeholder Consultation
The community and key stakeholders will be invited to comment on the Draft Transport Strategy
2017-2027 from 20 March – 13 April 2017 through a variety of ways including:
Online via Your Say Noosa website & Facebook.
Mail.
In person or over the phone.
Noosaville and Cooroy Library static & manned Transport Pop-ups
Transport Strategy ‘Have Your Say’ Days: Noosa Junction, Noosa Farmers Market, Cooroy /
Pomona.
A presentation and discussion with key stakeholders will be held on 13 March 2017.
Invited stakeholders include:
Buslink Noosa Probus
Bike On Noosa Rotary
Cooroy Chamber of Commerce Noosaville State School
Dept Transport and Main Roads Peregian Beach Business Association
Dept of Education Sunshine Beach State School
Good Shepherd Lutheran College St Thomas More Catholic Primary School
Hastings Street Association Suncoast Cabs
Noosa Biosphere Association Sunbus
Noosaville Business Association Tewantin State School
Noosa Chamber of Commerce TransLink
Noosa Community Biosphere Association Tourism Noosa
Noosa Junction Association United Synergies
Noosa Parks Association Zero Emissions Noosa - Transport
Noosa Ratepayers Association
Previous Council Consideration
Ordinary Meeting, 17 November 2017, Item 1, Page 10
That Council note the report by the Director Planning & Infrastructure to the Services &
Organisation Committee Meeting dated 8 November 2016 and adopt the Transport Policy provided
at Attachment 1 to the report, for the purposes of community consultation. incorporating the
following amendments:
1. Delete the word “Strategy” from the title of the Policy;
2. Under Transport Principles, add a 9th dot point to read:
Design for, encourage and facilitate transport options that reduce the emissions
produced by our community.
3. Under Transport Key Outcomes, amend Items 2 and 11 to read:
2. The transport network is designed to facilitate and encourage an overall modal shift
away from private car use towards more sustainable transport modes including
walking, cycling, public transport, electric vehicles and motor scooters/cycles.
11. Road crossings and associated pedestrian networks are safe and accessible for
mobility scooters, cyclists and pedestrians
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