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Noosa Council respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters of the Noosa area, the Kabi Kabi peoples, and pays respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging. The Kabi Kabi First Nation covers over 11,500 km² of Country up along the Sunshine Coast from north of Brisbane to the Gregory and Isis Rivers south of Bundaberg. Kabi Kabi land takes in the eastern part of the coastal ranges including the volcanic Glasshouse Mountains and the great Mary River valley which flows from the Conondale Ranges to the sea near Maryborough. Within the Kabi Kabi Nation, Noosa holds great cultural and spiritual significance. The Noosa River is regarded as a kindred spirit, a living being that provides a home and lifeblood for a vast diversity of life such as fish, oysters, pipis, turtles, dugongs, dolphins and people. The River foreshores served as a focal point for gathering, healing and celebration through festivals and ceremonies that coincided with the harvesting of seasonal foods such as the sea mullet. It also served as a focal point for sharing, exchange, ceremony and business with neighbouring Indigenous communities, with shellfish middens commonly found in foreshore areas. As the Traditional Custodians of this land, Kabi Kabi Peoples have nurtured and cared for the River and its foreshores for tens of thousands of years. Cultural practices that developed over countless generations shaped the land and waters of Noosa and ensured a lasting legacy of sustainable use of natural resources, meeting the needs of present generations without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs. Through traditional fire management, cultivation, hunting, stories and connection, Kabi Kabi Peoples actively shaped Country and managed resources to thrive on Country. The culture of custodianship to improve the health of the River recognises the reciprocal relationship between nature and people, caring for the River so its gifts of food, clean water, spiritual connection, recreation and amenity can be enjoyed in return. “The river and the land is the Kabi Kabi story line. That’s the story of our People.” – Cecilia Combo, Kabi Kabi Traditional Custodian and Native Title Claimant
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Contents
Contents03 Precinct Plans 18
Chaplin Park 19
Executive Summary 04 Noosa Yacht & Rowing Club 20
Master Plan Purpose 05 Lions & Apex Parks 21
Master Plan Process 05 Quota Park 23
Boat Ramp & Ely Park 26
Site Context 06 Pelican Beach Park 28
Understanding Our Community 07 Gympie Terrace East Foreshore 30
Understanding Culture + Connection 08 Thomas Street 32
Understanding Our Use + Recreation 09
What’s Next? 35
Understanding the Need for Resilience 10
Understanding the Environment 11
Understanding Our Assets 12
Challenges the Master Plan Must Address 13
Draft Master Plan 14
Principles14
20 Year Vision 16
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Executive The Master Plan builds upon existing plans
Summary
Noosaville Foreshore Land Use Master Plan (2018)
The Noosaville Foreshore Land Use Master Plan (2018) identifies key
activities, precincts, and land uses on the foreshore. It sets a clear
vision for the foreshore based on extensive community engagement
and land use issues and outcomes.
Noosa Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan (2021)
The Noosa Coastal Hazards Adaptation Plan (CHAP, 2021) provides
a plan to improve resilience to coastal risks due to climate change.
The Noosaville foreshore parkland is a beloved Landuse Master
2025
Additional Recreation areas and parks, roads, footpaths and the gravity-based
recreational, riverside destination for residents within Plan AND CHAP* studies stormwater network in Noosaville are at high risk of negative impacts
the Noosa region and also for visitors seeking a laid- due to erosion, tidal inundation and storm tide inundation. Without
back holiday experience. Interaction with the Noosa Master proactive resilience, this inundation is expected to restrict access and
River has shaped the history and development of Plan increase costs to recreational areas, footpaths and roads.
Noosaville, and it is this special relationship that is
so important to preserve and protect for the next
generation. Noosa Council Corporate Plan 2023-2028
The Noosa Council Corporate Plan 2023-2028 outlines our mission,
8 years
The Noosaville Foreshore Infrastructure Master Plan
Project-by-project planning,
has been developed to provide a future-focused goals and objectives for Noosa over the next 5 years. The Corporate
engagement, design and delivery
strategic framework for the enhancement of the Plan has been structured around the following 5 key themes to
Foreshore, guided by fundamental community values. High Priority which this Master Plan is aligned, including; environment, liveability,
Concept + Detailed Design + Construction
Projects prosperity, future, and excellence.
The Noosaville Foreshore Infrastructure Master Plan,
sets a vision for the next 20 years with a timeline to
progressively implement various projects and small
infrastructure upgrades. Key studies which inform this Master Plan
This Master Plan is guided by the vision and voice
14 years
of the community as captured in the Noosaville
Foreshore Land Use Master Plan (2018) and responds Noosa Cycling and Walking Strategy and
to climate as captured in Coastal Hazards Adaptation Implementation Plan 2020-2040 (2021)
Plan (CHAP, 2021). Further studies are needed to Medium Priority
Projects Concept + Detailed Design + Construction
ensure suitability and viability of the proposed Master
Noosa River Flood Study Upgrade, Volume 4,
Plan outcomes, including concept and detailed design Design Event Modelling Report (2017)
stages.
The staging of projects is essential for project
planning and funding, whilst also ensuring that the Future Tidal Inundation Mapping (2018)
20 years
foreshore can continue to function as upgrades and
improvements are undertaken in particular areas. This
Master Plan will help in identifying high, medium and Noosa Shire Council Coastal Hazards, Risk,
low priority projects over the next 20 years. Low Priority Vulnerability & Adaptation Assessment (2023)
Concept + Detailed Design + Construction
Projects
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Master Plan Master Plan
Purpose Process
The Noosaville Foreshore Infrastructure Master Plan This Master Plan has been developed through The next step included drafting the Master Plan
aims to upgrade, protect and improve what we love a comprehensive process as laid out in the and then subsequently refining it with two rounds of
about this two-kilometre foreshore. corresponding timeline. community engagement for further feedback and
input (Phase 2 and Phase 3 Engagement + Feedback)
The purpose of the Noosaville Foreshore This started with establishing the vision, context, and to deliver this Final Master plan..
Infrastructure Master Plan is to serve as a tool to guide site understanding in partnership with the community
the ongoing activation and upgrade of the foreshore. and a range of experts and external stakeholders
This allows us to protect what we love about the (Phase 1 Engagement + Feedback).
foreshore into the future, and enhance the experiences We are
here
of community and visitor alike.
2023 2024 2025
The Master Plan outlines holistic and adaptive imagine develop refine deliver
solutions to the challenges we face. The Master Plan is
Phase 1: Context, Site Community Phase 2: Draft Community Phase 3: Revised Community Final
key in achieving the following: Analysis and Vision Engagement Master Plan Engagement Draft Master Plan Engagement Master Plan
· Enhance liveability and community wellbeing
· Upgrade failing and aging infrastructure and
facilities Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3
Engagement + Feedback Engagement + Feedback Engagement + Feedback
· Provide new community facilities which respond to
changing community needs Before developing the Draft Master Plan, The purpose of this phase was to report The purpose of this phase was to confirm
· Meet necessary standards of service for the community and stakeholders were asked to: back on what we heard during Phase 1 with the community and key stakeholders
community share their values and vision for the Foreshore, Engagement and to provide a Draft Master that we had appropriately addressed the
· Ensure an accessible and inclusive foreshore that identify infrastructure-related issues that might Plan for feedback. eight key design topics raised in Phase 2
reflects the diverse needs of our community prevent people from using the foreshore, and Engagement.
share their perspectives on resilience options From the many responses, we heard a
· Adapt to erosion, higher temperatures, and sea level strong desire to preserve some of the Across all methods of engagement,
(longer term solutions to erosion, heat and
rise much-loved assets along the foreshore the strongest theme was the general
flooding).
· Achieve long-term cost savings on multi-million and maintain the ‘Noosaville’ look and feel. support of the Revised Draft Noosaville
dollar asset renewal and maintenance This feedback enabled the design team There were eight key design topics raised Foreshore Infrastructure Master Plan.
· Ensure efficient allocation of Council resources to reflect, reaffirm a vision and set project by the respondents. We used this feedback Many respondents thanked Council for
parameters. to drive the Revised Draft Master Plan. acknowledging the previous engagement
· Attract external funding to reduce ratepayer costs
feedback and incorporating these findings
· Attract local investment
into the Revised Draft Master Plan.
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Site
Context
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Understanding Our Community
The local community loves the foreshore, and is When asked about their vision for the foreshore, the
passionate about its future. It is a vital community respondents of Phase 1 Engagement mentioned; the
asset, and contributes significantly to liveability and importance of preserving and enhancing the relaxed
community wellbeing. atmosphere and amenity (70%), the importance of
The median age is significantly higher by 18 years than
ensuring the area is maintained sustainably (37%), What do we love about the How do we currently use the
that of Queensland and Australia, and the population is
providing for sporting and recreational opportunities foreshore? foreshore?
(34%), and that future infrastructure is appropriate and
made up of more female than male residents. nature based where possible (24%).
Compared to the state and national average, there are of respondents use the Noosa
many more Noosaville residents living in dwellings that
Less common responses for the foreshore but still “peaceful & relaxed 91% Foreshore for walking
of importance was the desire for the foreshore to be atmosphere”
are apartments and townhouses. This highlights the a space for social and cultural gatherings (15%), well
importance of maintaining and improving access to of respondents use the Noosa
connected to other parts of Noosa (13%), accessible Foreshore for dining (including
high quality public spaces with amenity. for all (13%), safe (12%) and has improved infrastructure
(10%). “experiencing &
82% cafés, restaurants etc. on the
When asking how the community use the foreshore, jetties, Gympie Tce or Thomas St)
an overwhelming number of responses related to appreciating nature”
The most important challenge when making
exercise, while high numbers mentioned using the improvements to meet the other challenges, is to not of respondents use the Noosa
foreshore and Thomas Street for dining and gathering
with friends and family.
lose the existing character, feel and amenity of the 81% Foreshore for social gathering with
foreshore. “spending time “walking friends and/or family
with others” & other
recreation”
Figure 1. Source: Have Your Say survey - 2023
Gender Median Age - All People Dwelling
Structure
56 Semi-detached,
Noosaville row or terrace
house,
38 townhouse etc.
Queensland
Noosaville 27.8%
52.9% 47.1% 38 Queensland 11.7%
Female Male Australia
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Australia 12.6%
Figure 2. Noosaville Gender Statistics. Source: Australian Bureau of Figure 3. Noosaville Median Age Statistics. Source: Australian Bureau Figure 4. Noosaville Semi-detached, row or terrace house, townhouse
Statistics - 2021 Census of Statistics - 2021 Census etc. Dwelling Structure Statistics. Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics
- 2021 Census
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Understanding Culture + Connection
First Australians have called this land home for · Partner on nature-based restoration work proposed After the war, professional fishing and prawning Legend
tens of thousands of years. The Noosa River and along the foreshore to improve resilience and increased significantly. Boat hire businesses
Local and State Heritage Places
the surrounding country belonged to countless natural values. for amateur fisherfolk and holidaymakers were
generations of the Kabi Kabi First Nation. The estuary · Incorporating economic opportunities for long- established on Gympie Terrace, along with yachting Non-exclusive Kabi Kabi Native
was full of fish and oysters, and the land was rich term, sustainable and intergenerational benefit and rowing clubs. Title as per determination in June 2024
with casuarina, ash, gums, mahogany, honeysuckle, for Kabi Kabi, including through activities such as Some of these early businesses such as Terrace Boat
bloodwood, stringy bark, tea tree, scrub tree and box cultural tours. Hire (T Boats), O Boats and Maisie’s Restaurant still
tree.
Colonial interest in the Noosa region began with operate on the foreshore. Ely Park and Massoud Park
Extensive engagement including a Walk on Country timber in the early 1860s. Tewantin was established as are named for early families in the area and Chaplin
was undertaken with the Kabi Kabi Peoples Aboriginal a port for the local timber industry and to supply the Park is named for former Noosa Shire Councillor
Corporation to embed opportunities to recognise and booming town of Gympie. In the 1870s and 1880s a Frederick Chaplin.
respect their deep cultural and spiritual connection to small number of miners and families from Gympie built The Noosa Cultural Plan 2019-2023 identified the
the foreshore. houses on the bank downriver from Tewantin. This importance of adding to the network of heritage walks
Across the entire foreshore, Council and Kabi Kabi area became known as ‘Gympie Terrace’. in the Shire. At least 20 stories have been identified
plan to partner on: By 1933, there were about 60 houses and shops that could be included in a ‘heritage walk’ or ‘story
at Gympie Terrace. During the Second World War, walk’, along the foreshore to bring the area’s history to
· Embodying Kabi Kabi connection as a foundational
troops from the 2/14th Battalion were stationed locally life for the Noosa community and visitors.
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Understanding Our Use + Recreation
The foreshore is much loved by the local community Several attractions draw visitors to the foreshore. Recreation focus for generation Legend
and visitors alike. From early morning through to the Commercial jetty leases offer recreational boat hire,
On-street Motor Bus Stop
evening, people can be seen walking and jogging fishing charters, tours, supplies, dining and takeaway Vehicle Parking
along the riverside path, swimming, relaxing under the options, including the NY&RC and The Boathouse. Noosa Ferry Stop
shade, picnicking, and catching up with friends and One significant playground exists at Lions Park, with Off-street Motor
Vehicle Parking Recreational Boat Facilities
family. separate swings and exercise equipment dotted along
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Visitors travel to the foreshore by many modes of Boat Trailer Parking
transport, including driving private vehicles, cycling, The foreshore is also supported by businesses Tennis Club
Boat Storage (Noosa
walking, bus, ferry, with stops and parking servicing along the south of Gympie Terrace and on Thomas Yacht & Rowing Club)
Playground
the length of the foreshore. The Principal Cycle Street. Safe pedestrian connections between these
Network runs parallel to the foreshore on Gympie businesses and the foreshore need improvement. Commercial Jetty Lease
Play Equipment
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improvement. Generally, the path network requires an upgrade for River Sailing Club, 1961. Credit: used for a range of activities.
Noosa River Slipway
Fitness Equipment
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Principle Cycle Network
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activities and groups, from non-powered water craft/ crossings and stairs. The experience is varied, with Pathway Network
sports clubs, kayaking and paddle boarding to yoga some parts showcasing the area’s natural beauty
classes, fishing and tennis. Several recreational and river, whilst other parts pass by slipways, parking
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Understanding the Need for Resilience
At present, the foreshore benefits from an accessible We know our subtropical climate can be hot and this Riverbank Condition Flooding Legend
and scenic riverside location, where changes to its heat impacts liveability and community wellbeing.
Topographic High Point
condition have been happening for decades. These Our partnership with UniSC to monitor and model
changes have mostly occurred in small increments micro-climate on the foreshore is ongoing. Urban Urban Heat Island Area
and are not necessarily apparent day in and day out. Heat Island (UHI) is defined as ‘Urbanised areas that
Over time the foreshore has been and will continue to experience higher temperatures than the surrounding Rock Seawall
be impacted by extreme weather events. areas, largely caused by loss of vegetation, capacity to
Retaining Walls
infiltrate rainwater and an increase in heat absorption
Flooding is one of the biggest challenges, with tidal by built structures’.2 Indicative UHIs have been
inundation events historically impacting the foreshore. identified on the foreshore that are subject to the
Sea-level Rise Inundation Extent at
Highest Astronomical Tide (HAT)
The Queensland Government defines tidal inundation growing impacts of heat due to climate change.
as “abnormal elevation of the sea level (a storm surge) 2040
Figure 7. Historic image showing Figure 8. Erosion on the riverbank Figure 9. Pelican Boat Hire
over normal tide levels”. The foreshore is generally Existing tree canopy cover varies along the foreshore vegetation along the riverbank. caused by boat wash and wave impacted by flood waters. Credit:
flat and low-lying, therefore at present inundation with the highest identified in Pelican Beach Park Credit: Griffiths Studio action. Rob Maccoll 2070
impacts areas of the foreshore, particularly to the west. (35.3%) and the lowest in Gympie Terrace East (15.9%).
Predictive flood modelling for 2040 and 2070 indicate Lower canopy cover worsens the impacts UHIs and 2100
sea level rise and increased inundation due to climate reduces parkland amenity of unshaded footpaths, Tree Canopy Cover
change. The high points in the foreshore that are less seating and gathering spaces. Chaplin Park 23.8% Figure 10. Canopy Cover
prone to flooding include the tennis court, public boat Yacht & Rowing Club 25% (including Gympie Terrace) CE
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Understanding the Environment
The Noosa River is one of Queensland’s most pristine Gympie Terrace. Today the foreshore is more similar Sample Tree Species Legend
waterways. Despite the area having been historically to a traditional parkland, with maintained lawns and
Fish Habitat Areas 12.1.3 - Mangrove
heavily modified with the subsequent loss of habitat scattered large shade trees. shrubland to low closed
and biodiversity, the foreshore still plays an important 16% 13% forest on marine clay
Several vulnerable and endangered fauna Pre-clear Regional Ecosystems
role hosting a range of plant and animal species of plains and estuaries
conservation significance. species have been observed within the foreshore
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and surrounding areas. These include the Melaleuca quinquenervia,
12.1.2 - Saltpan vegetation
including grassland,
Fish Habitat Areas (highly productive coastal and critically endangered Eastern Curlew (Numenius Eucalyptus robusta
herbland and sedgeland
woodland on coastal
estuarine networks) exist within Noosa River, and madagascariensis), the vulnerable Koala alluvium/ Melaleuca
on marine clay plains
are designated as such in an effort to restrict urban (Phascolarctos cinereus), the Western Alaskan Bar- Melaleuca and Moreton Bay Ash quinquenervia open
Casuarina species (Corymbia tessellaris) forest on coastal alluvium/ Historical Wildlife Observations
development to maintain ecological significance of tailed Godwit (Limosa lapponica baueri) and the
Eucalyptus tereticornis +/-
this environment. Common Greenshank (Tringa nebularia). These Eucalyptus siderophloia,
species may use the foreshore for habitat, foraging 12% 8% Corymbia intermedia
Critically Endangered
Species
Prior to European settlement and vegetation clearing, and refuge. The foreshore regularly hosts an array of
open forest on alluvial
plains usually near coast
it is important to recognise the foreshore was likely more common fauna, including various fish species, Endangered Species
to have been an open forest and woodland of Broad- crustaceans, insects, and a variety of birds such as 12.3.5 - Melaleuca
leaved Paperbark (Melaleuca quinquenervia) and seabirds and shorebirds. quinquenervia open forest
Vulnerable Species
Swamp Mahogany (Eucalyptus robusta). There have on coastal alluvium
been sedges and ferns, such as Swamp Water Fern As biodiversity provides important ecosystem Forest Red Gum Coconut Palm
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Understanding Our Assets
Noosa Shire Council has a range of assets and Council-owned structures and recreation facilities Ageing foreshore Infrastructure Legend
facilities located along the foreshore. Parkland (shelters, play and fitness equipment) dotted along the
facilities are popular and well-used during weekends foreshore vary in character and materiality, many of BBQ Locations Pathway Network Condition
and holiday periods, including barbecues, seats, which are due for upgrade. Rock and timber seawalls
bins, lighting and picnic facilities. There are existing used at the rivers edge to protect the foreshore, Excellent Condition
Playground
challenges impacting the user experience with poor are reaching their end of life and need repair or
Good Condition
or inconsistent lighting facilities on the foreshore. replacement soon.
Often facilities are, or are expected to be, impacted by Amenities
Fair Condition
regular inundation due to sea level rise. Future works There is a large stormwater network within the
should help to minimise the impacts and associated foreshore with twenty-nine drainage outfalls and two
Free Wifi Poor Condition
long-term maintenance. open channels that send stormwater into the river.
This infrastructure is more than 50 years old and in Requires Replacement
Figure 11. Existing timber retaining Figure 13. Existing rock seawall
Existing public amenities are located near the need of an upgrade over the next 20 years, due to walls along Noosa River foreshore along the foreshore at Gympie Tce
Council-Owned Facilities
Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club, in Ely Park, and near poor condition. Several drainage outlets are blocked
Stormwater Pipe Network
the Weyba Road roundabout. These also serve as or buried in the sand, impacting their effectiveness.
changing facilities for swimming. Public amenities The network is gravity-fed and is at increased risk of Pedestrian Crossings
range in capacity, accessibility and functionality with a further blockage due to continued tidal inundation. and Bridges
notable lack of amenities between Lions and Ely Parks. Outlets send stormwater into the Noosa River, often
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Challenges the Master Plan Must Address
Foreshore pedestrian ageing stormwater loss of habitat &
Foreshore erosion heat and comfort
Inundation experiences infrastructure biodiversity
High tidal events, wind and wave Tidal inundation is the abnormal Pedestrian experiences are The foreshore has twenty-nine Urban Heat Islands (UHI) within the The clearance of vegetation along
action, boat wash and foot traffic rise of the sea level over normal impacted by safety, heat, quality, drainage outfalls and two open foreshore make it uncomfortable the foreshore post European
all cause erosion on the Noosaville tide levels. Currently, inundation and user conflicts. drainage channels to the river. In when temperatures are high. settlement has impacted both
Foreshore. Erosion eats away at impacts a number of low lying many cases these outlets along the Current UHIs have been defined on flora and fauna, with a loss of
beaches and sandy areas along areas along the Noosaville The pathway hierarchy requires foreshore are in poor condition, the foreshore by areas of limited biodiversity and habitat, and
the foreshore. Foreshore, most notably within upgrade to meet standards for blocked or buried. The stormwater shade and tree canopy cover, reduced opportunities for fauna
Chaplin Park and Lions Park as this accessibility and shared use. infrastructure is vulnerable to tidal structures that block cooling foraging and refuge.
Erosion has impacts on was once a swampy ground which The foreshore in parts lack inundation and backflows. breezes, and hard surfaces that
infrastructure, assets and was filled to create what we have wayfinding/legibility and requires Currently, the foreshore is a
absorb and radiate heat.
vegetation. It creates level changes today. improvement. The pathway We have outlets in areas used less welcoming home for birds,
and presents public safety network is interrupted by vehicle by swimmers and recreational As a society we are much more fish, reptiles, amphibians and
challenges. We know certain areas are crossovers and loading bays watercrafts, exposing the river and cognisant of health effects such mammals. The loss of habitat and
already more regularly inundated and passes through parking and users to pollution and harmful run- as skin cancer and heat stress. biodiversity degrades our natural
Heavily engineered solutions than other areas. In areas with maritime facilities creating safety off after weather events. The characteristics of Urban Heat and environmental values that
such as retaining and sea walls expensive infrastructure such as risks. Islands (lack of shade, hot surfaces underpins liveability and amenity
have been constructed in the playgrounds, we need to think Inefficient and compromised
and limited cooling breezes) and on the foreshore.
past however are at the end of longer term on how we manage Some segments of the pathways outfalls can affect the stormwater
the length of exposure to these
their life. Beach nourishment is the impacts. are exposed to increased heat due network’s ability to function, Furthermore, research has shown
characteristics may increase the
currently being undertaken by to their materiality and limited or no potentially worsening flooding that access to natural areas of high
risk of such heath effects.
Council, however more sustainable Modelling shows that tidal tree canopy cover. and inundation. Both the river and biodiversity has a range of positive
and nature-based solutions are inundation due to sea level rise is users of the river may experience health impacts for our community. 2
preferred to reduce the recurring likely to increase in some areas of negative health effects as a result
cost and improve natural values. the Noosaville Foreshore. of the polluted run-off.
Figure 16. Low lying areas within Chaplin Figure 17. Foreshore pathway users have Figure 18. Some stormwater outlets have Figure 20. The eastern foreshore of Gympie
Figure 15. Example of erosion impacting Figure 19. The boat ramp is one of the hot
Park are particularly susceptible to tidal limited space between the boat ramp and been impacted by blockage, reducing Terrace is one example of an area of limited
vegetation and collapsing the riverbank spots identified along the foreshore
inundation. parking along Gympie Terrace effectiveness. biodiversity
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Draft Master Plan
20 Year Vision
Principles
country
river
recreation
maintain & embed create meaningful protect &
opportunities connection to enhance the
enhance a for First nations the noosa river, recreational
traditional whilst protecting function & sense
peaceful, custodians to its future of place
care for country
relaxing public
community
Comfort
open space for
environment
people to enjoy
foster
the river, maintain and connections
design cool
spaces where
by providing
whilst adapting repair the
environment, inclusive
people can
gather during
community
& responding welcoming back
biodiversity spaces with
hot days, with
access to shade,
accessibility for
to future all
cooling breezes,
water, amenities
challenges. & essential
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Resilience Strategies for Climate Change
Beach Nourishment
Beach nourishment is the topping up of sand levels along a foreshore
with sand sourced from dredging. In a river setting, it is typically
pumped from the river bed to restore eroded sand edges along the
waterway.
Beach nourishment along the Noosaville Foreshore is currently being
undertaken by Council. Sand pumping, reshaping and regrading, helps
us maintain access to the sand beaches for recreational amenity.
Figure 23. Vegetated Swale Figure 24. Living seawall tiles Figure 25. Fish friendly sea wall Figure 26. Cool Street
Nature-Based Living Seawalls Fish Friendly Low cool refuge
Stormwater Sloping sea Walls
Living seawall tiles and rock In the context of public open
Management units mimic the features found spaces, a cool refuge is an area
Innovative alternatives to
in natural rocky shores. They traditional sea walls include or feature (such as a cluster of
Nature-based stormwater
can be retrofitted to our existing low sloping fish friendly sea large shade trees) that provide
management aims to mimic the
seawalls, making our foreshore walls. The use of a gentle slope relief and comfort to people
characteristics of natural creeks.
more supportive of marine life by mimics a natural rock edge during hot weather.
Upgrades to Chaplin Park’s creating intertidal ecosystems and has many environmental Source: University of the Sunshine
existing drainage corridors and river habitats. and recreational benefits. For Coast
with additional revegetation will maximum benefit, the gentler
Figure 21. Low Planted Slope Figure 22. Grassed Slope Each tile and rock unit features
help increase resilience and the slope of the seawall the cool Street
tiny nooks and alcoves that
biodiversity. better.
low planted slope grassed slope provide marine life a place to
There are opportunities to use grow, live and hide, just as they A ‘cool street’ has effective
These slopes are created using
Introducing planting with deep Although planted slopes (see planted swales and rain gardens would in a natural mangrove street tree planting which
rock steps and benches. The mix
and strong root systems to left) are a more effective way in the parkland. Unlike traditional ecosystem. reduces the urban heat island
of horizontal and vertical faces
beach nourishment areas will to establish stability to the underground pipes, these effect and makes the street
Once established these systems on these steps/benches create
help to capture, stabilise and river’s edge, we recognise the nature-based systems help slow more walkable and pedestrian
improve marine biodiversity and prime habitat opportunities for
hold sand, and protect the community values uninterrupted down and clean stormwater friendly during hot weather.
water quality. intertidal plants and animals
river’s edge from erosion. By beach access. Therefore, some runoff before it enters the Noosa which will lead to greater Source: University of the Sunshine
planting beach nourishment key areas of the foreshore (near River. They also encourage When complemented with diversity of species. Coast
areas, it reduces the frequency playgrounds, popular swimming passive irrigation, accelerate signage, these interventions
of recurring beach nourishment areas and gathering spaces) shade tree growth and provide can provide a great educational These slopes offer protection
activities and maintenance. are proposed to have a grassed cooler spaces. opportunity for children and the against erosion, increase fauna
slopes. community on the subject of and flora biodiversity and
Beach nourishment planting have the flexibility to increase
Traditional marine biology.
can be a staged process Grass does not have a deep and heights to reduce the impacts of
and adapted over time. Plant strong enough root system to Stormwater
inundation as needed.
species would be predominately provide long-term protection Management
groundcovers and grasses and from erosion. These areas The stepped characteristic of
would not affect sight lines and will require more frequent Our piped infrastructure can the walls have added benefit
views to the river. maintenance (than low planted be made more resilient through in allowing/encouraging the
slopes), longer establishment upgrades and with the addition community to interact with the
and recovery periods after of backflow prevention devices. river.
severe weather events and use.
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20 Year Vision
“maintain & enhance a peaceful, relaxing
public open space for people to enjoy the
river, whilst adapting & responding to
future challenges.”
Establish a swimming area
protected from motor boats
Establish pathway
connections Retain, upgrade and
to extend the enhance Pirate Playground
foreshore link
Conduct feasibility
study into relocating Enhance grassed beach
Enhance existing amenities block to nourishment resilient
vegetation corridors Lions Park for safety strategies (monitor ongoing) Proposed amenities block
Introduce flood Upgrade bridge to be Improve community
Protect and enhance existing
resilient vegetation flood resilient and promote Improve existing picnic gathering lawn
foreshore vegetation
all abilities access facilities and connect
them to pathway network
Upgrade and for all abilities access Celebrate the ‘Big
Enhance existing Pelican’ and enhance
improve riverside
vegetation corridors its surroundings by
promenade
CHAPLIN PARK NOOSA improving legibility
YACHT & of pathways and
driveway crossings.
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Establish a cool parking to the off-street parking
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Formalise Kabi Kabi Upgrade community refuge in Quota Park
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Reorganise the street
Key features: to enable equitable
pedestrian access
— Retain existing car parking bays, loading zones, and maintenance and delivery access Widen riverside promenade
to an acceptable standard
— Establish two swimming areas, where boat users are restricted to promote safety for all abilities access
— Widen shared path, enhance riverside promenade and upgrade bridge to promote all E
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facilities ensuring
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facilities and ensure Retain car parking
D
all abilities access AN
W E Y
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amenities
S T
Retain and enhance
Boat Ramp facilities
E S
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motorbike parking T C S T
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P I
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G Y M all abilities play
A R D
opportunities along
Retain and upgrade the foreshore
tennis court facility
E D W
E L I
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and shaded shared S T
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path to the rivers edge
Timeline Legend
Create a safe, wide High Priority Projects
A S
and shaded shared
path around the
Boat Ramp facility Medium Priority Projects
T H O M
Low Priority Projects
Prioritise pedestrians
at road and driveway
crossings
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Precinct
Plans
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Precinct PlansPage 19
Chaplin Park Strategies:
— Foster cultural and environmental education
— Create an inclusive space for community gathering with
“Chaplin Park remains a significant area
accessible connections
of public open space. Public access
— Cultivate conditions to repair Country, welcoming back
to the parkland is not diminished natural systems and biodiversity
and recreational use is increased by — Strengthen the river foreshore sense of place
provision of improved public facilities.”
Nature based stormwater
management - creek revegetation Additional creek planting
restores biodiversity, improves
river health and creates habitat
Beach nourishment Transition area to native Formalise current informal
- Low planted slope Beach nourishment
wetlands providing resilience parking regimes to provide PRECINCT 2
for future weather events capacity for park visitors Outrigger access to Noosa River - Low planted slope
YACHT &
and improving biodiversity
ROWING CLUB
Most existing outrigger storage
areas and launching points are
transitioned to the Noosa Yacht Fish-friendly low
& Rowing Club car park area in sloping walls
the long-term. Largest outrigger
craft to remain in Chaplin Park
Riverside promenade
provides inclusive access
Noosa River to parkland and the river
Slipway
Kabi Kabi
gathering space
Nature based stormwater
Kabi Kabi outdoor cooking
management - creek revegetation
& gathering space
Additional creek planting
restores biodiversity,
improves river health Legend
and creates habitat
Precinct Boundary
Primary elevated footpath Existing Feature
to provide inclusive and
accessible use of parkland
Resilience Strategy
Maintain filtered views Proposed Feature
of parkland for passive
surveillance from
Feature Planting
residential properties
Parkland Planting
Secondary elevated Retain grassed area. To Tidal Planting
footpath provides maintain natural and habitat
inclusive and accessible values of Chaplin Park, Erosion Control Planting
appreciation of wetland dogs are welcome within Nature based stormwater
habitats and biodiversity parkland on leash only.
M management - planted swale Proposed Feature Trees
I L
1:1000 (A3) L Connection to Noosa
S Waters to remain Existing Trees
T Retain existing on-street
0 10 20 50 R parking and investigate timed Retain grassed area. To maintain
E Proposed widened bridge
E regulation in further studies natural and habitat values of
T Chaplin Park, dogs are welcome upgrade promoting
PWD Parking Bays
within parkland on leash only. accessibility and resilience
Drop Off & Loading Zones 19
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Noosa Yacht &
Rowing Club Strategies:
— Enhance river access and recreation
— Prioritise accessibility with pedestrian parkland
“The Yacht and Rowing Club Precinct continues its
connections, bridge upgrade and wayfinding
primary association with existing club activities and
— Enhance active interface and access for all non-
a consolidated facility is established incorporating powered water sports and optimise parking
the Yacht and Rowing Club and Outrigger Club as part of
a new multi-use facility. Public access to the water’s
edge is enhanced and land use activities ensure access
to areas of open space is maintained.”
LIONS & APEX PARKS
CHAPLIN PARK Beach nourishment
- Grassed slope
Maintain access and
launching for boats
Riverside promenade provides inclusive
Viewing platforms access to parkland and the river
Noosa Yacht & Optimise car park for efficient movement Legend
Rowing Club with PWD parking & drop-off zones
Precinct Boundary
Existing Feature
Retain loading docks Resilience Strategy
Re-purpose toilet block as lockable
outrigger storage, maintenance facilities, Proposed Feature
Relocate rowing racks
washdown bays & outdoor shower
Feature Planting
Undercover storage for coastal rowing racks
Vessel storage & parking facilities on public
land - include within NY&RC lease area Parkland Planting
When refurbishment is required, undertake
feasibility study for relocating this amenities Tidal Planting
block into Lions Park for safety
Naturalise waters edge with tidal planting
Erosion Control Planting
Widen and upgrade shared path to
improve accessibility and legibility G Y M P I E
Proposed Feature Trees
Proposed widened bridge upgrade T E R R A C E
promoting accessibility and resilience
Existing Trees
1:1000 (A3)
Stormwater Outfall
0 10 20 50
PWD Parking Bays
Noosa Waterfront On-street cycle lanes
Restaurant Drop Off & Loading Zones 20
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Lions &
Apex Parks Strategies:
— Upgrade foreshore paths to reconnect to the river
and promote inclusive recreation and accessibility
“Lions and apex parks continue as high use
— Retain Pirate Playground and celebrate inclusive
public recreational areas and support moderate play and recreation
levels of low impact land use activities.” — Create cool refuge and community gathering
spaces that are shady, and welcoming
Accessible and Retain and upgrade Pirate
inclusive beach Playground and celebrate
access inclusive nature play and
recreation. Existing swings
located to the east of Pirate
Shaded seating for Park to be relocated to BBQ and picnic facilities to
parents, guardians playground to consolidate be retained and upgraded
and supervisors play opportunities
Riverside promenade
provides inclusive access
Swimming area protected to parkland and the river
from motorised watercraft
Beach nourishment Riverside gathering platform -
- Grassed slope hide consolidated stormwater
outfall underneath.
Beach nourishment
Beach nourishment
- Low planted slope
- Low planted slope
Beach nourishment
- Low planted slope
Legend
Beach nourishment Perspective Viewpoint
Pirate Playground - Grassed slope
Precinct Boundary
Existing Feature
Cool Refuge
Resilience Strategy
Proposed Feature
Feature Planting
Parkland Planting
G Y M P I E T E R R A C E Tidal Planting
Erosion Control Planting
On-street cycle lanes
Upgrade event stage Widen and upgrade shared path to Proposed Feature Trees
improve accessibility and legibility
BBQ and picnic facilities to Inclusive facilities for
be retained and upgraded Retain grassed open space community gathering Existing Trees
when required for community gathering, Enhance pedestrian crossings including shelters, BBQs,
events & kick-about activities. to create safe connections showers, furniture Stormwater Outfall
Provide facilities to enable food
1:1000 (A3)
truck / coffee van operation Nature based stormwater Additional shade tree PWD Parking Bays
0 10 20 50
management - rain gardens planting creates cooler,
Retain existing on-street more comfortable spaces
Drop Off & Loading Zones
parking and investigate timed
regulation in further studies
Bus Stops 21
Page 22
Visualisations
Pirate Playground
Noosa River
View up River
to Playground
22
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Quota Park Strategies:
— Improve connection between business areas and foreshore
— Prioritise safe and accessible pedestrian and cycle
“Quota Park continues to support
connections
public recreational use of it’s
— Enhance shady, river landscape character with revegetation
green open spaces and supports
— Create flexible gathering spaces overlooking the river
limited levels of low-impact — Create cool refuge with amenities and changing places
land use activities.” Grassed open gathering
space for events with
strong river connections
Shelter for events such as
‘live tunes on the lawn’
Grassed open space with
Riverside promenade
tree planting creates a shady,
provides inclusive
informal gathering spaces
access throughout the BOAT RAMP AND ELY PARK
LIONS & APEX PARKS parkland and to the river
Widen and upgrade
Low planted slope shared path to improve BBQ and picnic facilities
accessibility and legibility to be upgraded
Noosa
Boathouse
Fuel storage tank and vehicle Beach Nourishment Riverside gathering platform
access to be retained - Grassed slope provides beach access, seating
and facilities - hide consolidated
Catalina Noosa stormwater outfall underneath
Low planted slope
Fish-friendly low
Legend sloping walls
Perspective Viewpoint Pelican Raised pedestrian crossing, with
Boat Hire continuous pathway material and
Jetty 186 signage to improve pedestrian
Precinct Boundary
safety and wayfinding
The Big
Existing Feature Cool Refuge Pelican
Resilience Strategy
Proposed Feature
Feature Planting
Parkland Planting
G Y M
P I E
Tidal Planting T E R
R A C Enhanced pedestrian
E
Erosion Control Planting Proposed amenities crossing creates safe
with changing connections to parkland
places facilities Retain maintenance from Thomas Street
Proposed Feature Trees and delivery access
On-street cycle lanes
Existing Trees Retain existing parking - include 1:1000 (A3)
permeable paving and tree Retain existing on-street
Stormwater Outfall planting to create cooler spaces parking and investigate 0 10 20 50
timed regulation in
Nature based stormwater further studies
PWD Parking Bays
management - rain gardens
Drop Off & Pickup Zones
Bus Stops 23
Page 24
View to the
Big Pelican
New Amenities and
Changing Places
Catalina Noosa Pelican Boat Hire The Big Pelican
Noosa River
24
Page 25
Noosa Boathouse
Noosa River
View Up River to Live
Music Lawn and Noosa
Boathouse
25
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Boat Ramp
& Ely Park Strategies:
— Retain and enhance muti-use/tennis court, recreation and
boating facilities
“The Boat Ramp and Ely Park Precinct
— Restore rivers edge and enhance accessibility
continues to service public boating
— Create inclusive community gathering spaces that are cool
needs through the existing boat ramp and shady
and parking area. Public access to — Create strong and accessible connections
open space areas is improved through a Riverside gathering
Beach nourishment -
platform provides
reduction of other land use activity.” Low planting and shade
trees to maintain river views
Low planted slope
beach access
and create cooler spaces
Noosa
Existing amenities to be Beach nourishment - Watersports
retained and upgraded in Low planted slope Noosa
the future as required
SUP
Facilities for community Massoud Jetty
Fuel storage tank and vehicle
gathering including shelters,
access to be retained
BBQs, tables, furniture Massoud
Riverside gathering platform Slipway
provides river views and
seating and facilities
Public
Fish-friendly low sloping walls
Jetty
Future Maritime Safety
Queensland waterside upgrades Nature based stormwater
management - rain gardens
Legend
Fish-friendly low Low planted slope O Boat Hire
sloping walls Perspective Viewpoint
Optimise car parking
Existing public boat ramp and Precinct Boundary
parking to be retained, include Enhanced pedestrian
permeable paving and tree E crossing creates Existing Feature
planting to create cooler spaces A C safe connections
R R
T E Resilience Strategy
P I E Proposed all-ages, all-
M abilities play opportunities Proposed Feature
G Y to vary the recreational
offering along the foreshore Feature Planting
Parkland Planting
Retain and enhance existing
Noosaville tennis court. Celebrate heritage Nature based stormwater
through pavilion and signage/ management - rain gardens Tidal Planting
Boat Ramp
artwork. Investigate ‘smart
access’, equipment hire and Erosion Control Planting
improved booking system. Look Widen and upgrade shared path to
for opportunities to diversify improve accessibility and legibility
sports offering in the future. Proposed Feature Trees
Widen and upgrade shared path
On-street cycle lanes
to improve accessibility and New tennis court pavilion relocated Existing Trees
legibility, and reduce user conflicts at the net line to spectator
experience and allow space for Retain existing on-street Stormwater Outfall
Shade tree planting along widened and upgraded shared path parking and investigate timed
1:1000 (A3) regulation in further studies
pathway to create a cooler and PWD Parking Bays
comfortable experience
0 10 20 50 Raised pedestrian crossing with
continuous pathway material and Drop Off & Loading Zones
Transform on-street parking to signage to improve pedestrian
motor bike, mobility scooter or safety and wayfinding
moped parking, to allow for an Bus Stops 26
accessible shared pathway
Page 27
View Up River
to New Tennis
Pavilion
Tennis Court Tennis Pavilion O Boat Hire
Noosa River
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Pelican
Beach Park Strategies:
— Retain strong river and beach access and accessible
pedestrian connections
“Pelican Beach Park continues
— Preserve the character of the foreshore and recreation
to support recreational use opportunities
of the green open spaces and — Protect our rivers edge through vegetation and tree
support only very limited levels canopy cover
of other low-impact land use Beach nourishment
activity.” Riverside gathering platform
provides beach access, seating Facilities for community gathering
and facilities - hide consolidated including shelters, BBQs, Terrace Marina
stormwater outfall underneath showers, tables, furniture
Proposed all-ages, all-abilities play Beach nourishment -
opportunities to vary the recreational Low planted slope
offering along the foreshore
Swimming area protected
from motorised watercraft
Retain and enhance grassed open Grassed open space with
space with tree planting creating tree planting creates a shady,
a shady, informal gathering and informal gathering and picnic
picnic space overlooking the river space overlooking the river
C E Legend
Riverside gathering platform
R R A
T E
provides beach access, seating Perspective Viewpoint
Beach nourishment
and facilities - hide consolidated - Grassed slope Enhanced pedestrian
E
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stormwater outfall underneath crossing creates safe Precinct Boundary
M connections to parkland
G Y Existing Feature
On-street
Resilience Strategy
cycle lanes
Proposed Feature
Enhanced pedestrian
Retain existing on-street
crossing creates safe Feature Planting
parking and investigate timed
connections to parkland
regulation in further studies
Parkland Planting
Retain existing on-street Tidal Planting
U-Drive
Boat Hire parking and investigate timed
regulation in further studies Erosion Control Planting
E E T
Proposed Feature Trees
Widen and upgrade shared path to
improve accessibility and legibility
Existing Trees
S T R
Nature based stormwater
management - rain gardens Stormwater Outfall
1:1000 (A3)
PWD Parking Bays
E S
0 10 20 50
Drop Off & Loading Zones
J A M
Bus Stops 28
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View of shaded
river viewing
and beach access
Gympie Terrace
Noosa River
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Gympie Terrace
East Foreshore
Strategies:
— Enhance views and access to the river
— Gain recreational foreshore space and enhanced
“Gympie Terrace East will accessible and inclusive connections for the community
be re-imagined to reclaim — Restore aquatic and tidal habitat and tree canopy cover,
increasing biodiversity
recreational and communal space,
while balancing the needs of
infrastructure, community and Riverside promenade provides inclusive
access to the parkland and the river
ecology.” Living seawalls - units
Riverside over-water promenade gains
recreational space, conceals existing
rock work and reconnects community
to the river. Design is simple and in
keeping with the Noosaville character
W
Living seawalls - units
I L
Proposed shared path crossing
L
Facilities for community to promote safe connections
I A
gathering including shelters, Nature based stormwater
tables, furniture management - rain gardens
M
S
Living seawalls - tiles Flush shared zone (one way) to prioritise
T
safe pedestrians connections
Legend
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Existing amenities to be retained and
E
On street parking flipped to souther side
upgraded in the future when required Perspective Viewpoint
E
of the road to allow for an accessible
T
riverside promenade. Investigate
E timed regulation in further studies Precinct Boundary
Accessible and C
inclusive beach access A
R Existing Feature
R Shared path connection to Howard Street
E
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Resilience Strategy
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D
improve accessibility and legibility
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S
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Tidal Planting
R
cooler spaces and paths
E
E
Erosion Control Planting
T
Nature based stormwater Proposed Feature Trees
management -rain gardens
Existing Trees
1:1000 (A3)
Stormwater Outfall
0 10 20 50
PWD Parking Bays
Drop Off & Loading Zones 30
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View up river
to shared zone
and river
viewing area
Howard Street Noosa River
Gympie Terrace
On- Street Parking
31
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Thomas
Street Strategies:
— Enhance accessible foreshore connections
— Create vibrant, active frontages to commercial
“The Thomas street dining
and retail spaces
precinct will continue to be
— Integrate nature based stormwater management
celebrated as a vibrant, active, QUOTA PARK
— Improve tree planting to create a cool street
climate resilient streetscape Cool
Street
for future community and R A C
E
Enhanced pedestrian crossing
R
T E
commercial use”
creates safe connections from
I E Thomas Street to foreshore
M P
G Y Enhanced pedestrian crossing
Existing trees to be retained and
creates safe connections from
protected with additional understorey
Thomas Street to foreshore
planting to enhance cooler streets
On-street cycle lanes
Retain existing on-street
parking and loading zones
E T
Retain existing on-street
parking and loading zones
Shade tree planting along
S T R E
streetscape to create a cooler
and comfortable experience
Nature based stormwater
management - rain gardens
Increase planting in and around
A S
existing car parking wherever
possible to beautify the street
Retain existing central parking
T H O M
Enhanced pedestrian crossing
Nature based stormwater creates safe connections
management - rain gardens across Thomas Street
Legend
Promote active frontages and
Precinct Boundary
awnings to commercial, retail
Investigate opportunities and hospitality spaces
to re-prioritise pedestrians, Existing Feature
activation, shade trees
and WSUD in the future Resilience Strategy
Proposed Feature
Feature Planting
Parkland Planting
Tidal Planting
Erosion Control Planting
Proposed Feature Trees
M A R
1:1000 (A3) Y S T R
E E T Existing Trees
0 10 20 50
PWD Parking Bays
Drop off & Loading Zones 32
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