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Development Application part 2 of 2 Covering Letters & Plans - MCU13/0069
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Log in to see the plans as drawnOpportunity: With a holistic Landscape Management Plan developed and
implemented, funding gained from commercial bodies will directly be
utilised for the on-going maintenance and upgrade of The Sound Park.
Constraint: Earth mounding and retaining walls adjacent to Quamby Place inhibit
visual & physical access to approximately one third of the Park due to
dense vegetation and grades creating a barrier.
Opportunity: Re-grade or remove mounding to achieve better access and visual
permeability.
Constraint: Access to the river I pontoon from the Park is very restricted -
access
only achieved via Ricky’s restaurant.
Opportunity: Provide a better interface between the Park and the river with a more
centralised pontoon for recreational and transportation uses.
Constraint: Bus stop -
poor access through the Park to link with the ferry transport
Opportunity: Provide a better connection Ilink of transport infrastructure services.
Location -
Pedestrian & Vehicular
Constraint: Poor visibility into the site from Noosa Parade -
uninviting and reduces
Park usage.
Opportunity: Removal of earth mounding and improvement to Park amenities or
installation of destination elements.
Constraint: The Sound Park’s close proximity to other neighbourhood parks
Opportunity: Create a space which doesn’t compete with but compliments adjacent
Parks and open spaces.
Park Maintenance
Constraint: Currently maintenance and upgrades to garden beds are carried out
by business entities adjacent to Quamb.y Place, leading to minimal
control over vegetation and material palettes.
Opportunity: Formulate a Landscape Management Plan which is controlled and
implemented by Council.
Waste Management
Constraint: Very limited refuse facilities which are insufficiently serviced
Opportunity: Provide adequate facilities which are regularly serviced.
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