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2020-01-13 GC Agenda - Item 6 - Attachment 1 - Noosa District Sports Complex Master Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn1. Introduction The Noosa District Sports Complex (the Complex) is situated at 31 Butler Street and also fronts McKinnon Drive, Tewantin. The Complex offers a range of sporting facilities for use by clubs, schools and the community. The Complex currently caters for softball, pony club, tennis, touch football, netball, rugby league, cricket and a car club. Read Park, 2 Poinciana Avenue, is located to the east of the Complex and is incorporated into this study. A Master Plan was previously prepared for the Complex in 2009. The Noosa Council Sport and Active Recreation Plan 2018 and subsequent Implementation Plan identified the master planning of the Complex as a high priority. On this basis, Council has identified the need to review and update the previous master plan for the Complex. The aim of this project is: to provide a long-term vision for the Complex, identifying what the site should look like and how it should function into the future. The master plan considers the next 10-year period from 2020-2030 and guides future sports and active recreation infrastructure development and investment, both by Council and the clubs through grant applications or club capital investments. 1.1 Project Scope The master plan is to consider: • The Noosa Sport and Recreation Plan 2018 Vision and Principles; • The current configuration, capacity, usage, and functionality of the sports complex; • The general community (especially the surrounding residents) expectation and needs; • The needs across various sports and recreation users, including current and future tenants; • Emerging trends and issues; • Catchment areas and population demographic demands (present and future); • Car parking and traffic movement/ management requirements; • Relevant planning constraints and opportunities, including environmental, flood immunity, land zonings, DA requirements etc; • Current and proposed tenure arrangements; • Opportunities for sustainable facility outcomes; • The realities of the economic, social, environmental and legislative context of the time; and • Grant opportunities for the implementation and funding of recommendations. Noosa Council Noosa District Sports Complex Master Plan 2020-2030 Final Page 1
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