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NOOSAVILLE FORESHORE INFRASTRUCTURE MASTERPLAN · Noosaville Foreshore Infrastructure Master Plan
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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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