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NOOSAVILLE FORESHORE INFRASTRUCTURE MASTERPLAN · Noosaville Foreshore Infrastructure Master Plan
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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
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Living seawalls - units
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Proposed shared path crossing
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Facilities for community to promote safe connections
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gathering including shelters, Nature based stormwater
tables, furniture management - rain gardens
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Living seawalls - tiles Flush shared zone (one way) to prioritise
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safe pedestrians connections
Legend
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Existing amenities to be retained and
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On street parking flipped to souther side
upgraded in the future when required Perspective Viewpoint
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of the road to allow for an accessible
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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
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Resilience Strategy
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P
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M Proposed Feature
Terrace Marina Y
A
G
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Widen and upgrade shared path to Feature Planting
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improve accessibility and legibility
Parkland Planting
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Shade tree planting to create
Tidal Planting
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cooler spaces and paths
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E
Erosion Control Planting
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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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