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Owner's Consent (SCRC) - Development Application for Outdoor Dining MCU13/0069
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User groups - Quamby Place patrons, local residents, holiday makers, & commercial entities Constraint: Opportunity: Constraint: Opportunity: Park not maximised to full potential as a local park Enhance public amenity which also “complements the commercial interface. Areas in the Park are used exclusively for commercial gain Better manage the outdoor dining zones with a holistic vision for all users of the public Park. Access - Pedestrian & Visual Permeability: Constraint: Opportunity: Constraint: Opportunity: No formal accessible Disability Discrimination Act 1992 compliant path network in the Park Utilise access from Quamby Place car park & commercial arcades to provide a more integrated path network throughout the Park. Limited off-street parking Utilise Quamby Place Park Functionality - amenity value: Constraint: Opportunity: Constraint: Opportunity: Constraint: Opportunity: Constraint: Opportunity: Constraint: Playground - not integrated into the Park, doesn’t stand out visually to encourage play. Create informal play nodes in the Park by earth re-grading and the introduction of artwork. Seating areas - inadequate & visually hidden from obvious sight lines & poor access by lack of a formal path network. Provide better integrated seating. Open up viewing from Noosa Pde through revised landscaping treatments. Service infrastructure - sewage pump station, visually obtrusive & located in a prime pedestrian access zone. Screen or install artwork to improve visual aspect. Trees - very densely populated with minimal open space, ultimately reducing Park functionality. Formalise an open space area whilst utilising the ample shade cover provided by the trees. Outdoor dining areas - Quamby Place currently utilises the Park adjacent to their establishment for commercial gain with local Council approval which impacts on the Park’s functionality. a§c WASCC\FBIPBS\Business_Tech\Projects 201 1\Quamby Place2011\Trust Land Mgmt Plan Folder for DERM\Draft Quamby Place - Trust Land Management Plan 2 May 2012 - APPROVED.doc
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