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2020-01-13 GC Agenda - Item 6 - Attachment 1 - Noosa District Sports Complex Master Plan
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The Noosa Touch Association demonstrates a relatively high and static membership and operates year-round
(44 weeks) competition at the Complex. The Association is not seeking additional fields but is focused on
improvements to lighting (to be undertaken in 2020) to bring up to standard and field fencing to improve safety
and reduce ball/ vehicle conflict.
4.3.2.7 Rugby League
The Noosa District Rugby League club operates junior and senior competition at this Complex and at Cooroy
Sports Complex. Their growth has been strong and across all categories. The club is not seeking additional
fields but has facility improvement priorities:
• Field surface quality, drainage and fence replacements;
• Lighting upgrades (lighting installation to the western fields to be completed in 2020);
• Improved spectator facilities – grandstand, shade, field perimeter mounds and pedestrian pathways;
• Amenities and change facilities to cater for increased player numbers, referees and female
participants; and
• Establishment of a community hub for physical activity encompassing allied health, fitness and
targeted programming to improve broader community physical activity participation.
4.3.2.8 Pony Club
Queensland Pony Club Association information is that the Tewantin Pony Club is a strong club showing good
membership growth, commitment to facility upgrades and the facility is a venue for local events and
competitions.
Membership growth of the club is indicated at 45% over the previous three-year period, placing use pressure on
the facilities, particularly storage and amenities. In 2019 the club has completed installation of an amenities
block within their facility.
To cater for growth and to improve the quality and standard of the facilities the club is seeking:
• Improved perimeter fencing and activity surface quality
• New lighting and security to improve the safety of the facility
• Increased support from Council for the maintenance of arenas and key pony club infrastructure.
Noosa Council Noosa District Sports Complex Master Plan 2020-2030 Final Page 25
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